Amazon knocks up to 40% off Lovehoney's best-selling toys for Prime Day
One of the brand's most buzzed-about innovations, Pleasure Air Technology, is causing quite a stir with price cuts across a range of gadgets. This tech is famed for delivering a 'sucking' sensation and has been met with stellar feedback.
The Womanizer Starlet is the collection's most wallet-friendly piece, usually €49, but now it's down to just €31.85 with a 35% discount. Although it's the cheapest option with only four intensity levels, customers are over the moon, claiming it's a game-changer.
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A particularly ecstatic review reads: "This toy (too slight a term) has changed my life. I am in my 50s, and a friend recommended the Womanizer. It's not just another vibrator - it's a whole different level of experience."
For those willing to splash out a bit more, the Womanizer Pro40 remains a firm favourite among Lovehoney staff. Now reduced to €79.20 from €99, this advanced model boasts six intensity modes, reports the Irish Mirror.
With thousands of positive reviews, it's no shock that users are raving about it, with one saying: "Best orgasms I've had by far without another human involved. It's hard to tell exactly what it's doing and why it feels amazing, which is a bit weird at first, but I got over it quickly."
The Womanizer Next 3D, which provides depth control for the sucking sensation, has also seen a price drop, with a 20% discount reducing it to €167. Despite the Womanizer range's popularity, customers have noted that they require a two-handed operation, leading some adventure seekers to prefer alternatives like the Lovehoney Jessica Rabbit Vibrator, now reduced by 30% to €27.99, or the We-Vibe Tango X Bullet, now priced at €71.20.
Lelo offers similar toys in their collection, such as the Sona 2 and Dot, currently discounted in LookFantastic's latest sale. Boots also boasts a vast selection of toys on their website, catering to both men and women, including the €24.99 Arcwave Ghost Stroker or the €139.99 Tor 2 from Lelo.
However, they're not the only brand offering rings. The We-Vibe Bond Wearable Ring, controllable via app and remote control, has been slashed by 40% on Amazon, bringing its price down from €129 to €77.40.
Lovehoney's toy cleaners and lubricants are also currently discounted on Amazon. The full range of sale items can be found here.
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