Honey Play Box Introduces 'Tempo' G-Spot Vibrator

Honey Play Box Introduces 'Tempo' G-Spot Vibrator

LOS ANGELES — Honey Play Box has debuted its new Tempo app-controlled G-spot vibrator.

Tempo features a bulbous tip for A-spot stimulation and a "kinky finger" to focus on the G-spot, with nine tapping and vibration modes.

"The built-in pressure sensor allows for dynamic play, with the toy responding to your body — the tighter you are, the more intense it gets," said a rep.

For more information, visit HoneyPlayBox.

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