The She.E.O Dual-Sided Flexible Vibrator is designed for versatile solo or partner play. Its flexible, dual-ended shape bends with your body, offering a natural fit and comfortable positioning in every angle. Two powerful motors, one in each end, deliver balanced stimulation. With multiple vibration modes and adjustable speeds, you can explore different rhythms or use the out-of-sync function for a more dynamic sensation. The included remote control allows easy adjustments or shared control during play. The spiral texture adds extra grip and stimulation with every movement, enhancing the overall experience. Made from body-safe silicone, it feels soft and smooth on the skin. Fully USB rechargeable and waterproof, it is suitable for both bedroom and shower use.

In stock

SKU: 3450-0004
Color: Purple
Material: Silicone, ABS/PVC (Solid)

€64.98

Description / She.E.O Dual-Sided Flexible Vibrator Purple

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Functions	Rechargeable, Remote Control, Wireless
Durability	Waterproof
Color	Purple
Compatible Lubricants	Water based lubes
Material	Silicone, ABS/PVC (Solid)
Max Noise	50.000000
Waterproof	No
Glow in the Dark	No
Usage	Anal, Couples, Prostate, Vaginal
Power Supply	Rechargeable Battery
With Vibration	Yes
Vibration Level Count	10
Vibration Pattern Count	10
Device Control	Remote Control
Battery Type	Integrated Lithium Ion
Run Time (min)	40
Charging Time (min)	120
Number of Motors	2
Length (Centimetres)	35.000000
Mean Diameter (Centimetres)	3.500000
Insertable Length (Centimetres)	17.000000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.494000
Width (Centimetres)	3.500000

Product Questions (10)

Customer Questions

Couples' vibrators are designed specifically for use during sex, to stimulate both partners at once. They fall mainly into two types. C-shaped models like the We-Vibe are worn by the woman: one side goes inside the vagina and the other touches the clitoris, leaving room for penetration. Vibrating cock rings are worn around the penis and buzz the clitoris during sex.

C-shaped couples' vibrators, like the We-Vibe, are worn by the woman before sex. One side sits internally in the vagina, targeting the G-spot. The external side rests on the clitoris. The flexible silicone lets the partner enter alongside it, while the vibrator keeps buzzing both spots. Vibrations come from two independent motors, one on each side. Many modern models are controlled via a smartphone app, even from a distance.

Yes, that's their core feature. In C-shaped models, the internal side delivers vibration to the vagina and G-spot, while at the same time giving noticeable vibration to the partner's penis during penetration. In vibrating cock rings, the mechanism usually sits on top, touching the clitoris directly, while the ring also helps maintain the erection through light compression at the base of the penis.

It suits couples with certain traits. First, comfort discussing preferences: the choice needs communication. Second, openness from one or both to new experiences: if one refuses, the investment doesn't pay off. Third, physiological compatibility: some toys require a specific position. It doesn't fit if there's dependence on the toy or if it replaces intimacy rather than complementing it. The advice: talk first, then buy.

Models with smartphone app control, like modern We-Vibe and Lovense, add flexibility. They allow control by the partner without being in the same room (long distance), custom pattern programming and syncing vibrations to sound or music. The extra cost is usually 20-40% above equivalent models without an app. If those features go unused, a simpler model serves just as well.

A double vibrator is a toy designed to stimulate two spots at once. It has two distinct heads or ends that vibrate independently or in sync. The most common designs are: two ends for simultaneous vaginal and anal stimulation; two ends for vaginal penetration and clitoral stimulation; or two heads for use by two people in parallel. Most have two motors with separate buttons, so each end's intensity adjusts independently.

Dual vibration serves three purposes. First, combined stimulation of spots that usually need two separate toys, cutting down on hand movement during use. Second, a more intense response: a climax from combined stimulation is often stronger than from one source. Third, the ability to set each end to a different intensity at the same time. It's useful when you want strong simultaneous stimulation without complex mechanics.

When choosing, consider: which spots you want to stimulate, since vaginal-plus-anal has a different geometry from vaginal-plus-clitoral; the size of each end, starting small if one is for anal use; the body's flexibility, as rigid ones are less ergonomic while flexible ones adapt; the number of motors, since two independent motors give real independent control; and the control type, as some have a remote or app for use with a partner.

Not as a first choice. It requires coordinating two spots at once, which can be overwhelming without experience. If one end is for anal use, prior familiarity is needed. A recommended path: first a simple classic vibrator to get used to things, then a rabbit as a first take on dual stimulation, and a double vibrator once you have experience at both spots. If you do start with a double, choose small ends and a low starting pace.

Both serve dual stimulation, with key differences. A rabbit has a single base, stimulating vaginally through the main shaft and clitorally through a rabbit-ear-shaped protrusion; its geometry is fixed. A double vibrator (the general term) has two distinct ends joined by a flexible body, so the geometry adapts and covers combinations a rabbit doesn't (like vaginal plus anal). The rabbit is a specialised subcategory of double vibrator with a vaginal-plus-clitoral geometry.