Name: Pretty Love Kenyell Purple – Powerful Vibrator
Brand: Pretty Love
SKU: 3130-0276
Price: 58.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Pretty Love Kenyell Purple is a silicone vibrator with a heart-shaped tip, ten vibration programmes and magnetic USB charging. Length: 12.7 cm.

In stock

SKU: 3130-0276
Color: Purple
Material: Silicone

€58.95

Pretty Love crafts vibrators and realistic dildos designed to feel as good as they look, from rabbit vibrators to app-controlled eggs built for solo pleasure or shared moments.

Description / Pretty Love Kenyell Purple – Powerful Vibrator

Pretty Love Kenyell Purple – Powerful Vibrator is an Extreme-series vibrator with a distinctive heart-shaped tip and an ergonomic body. It is made from soft silicone and provides ten vibration programmes. Charging is magnetic USB.

Total length: 12.7 cm.
Width: 3.6 cm.

More Information

Color	Purple
Material	Silicone
Waterproof	Yes
Glow in the Dark	No
Power Supply	Rechargeable Battery
With Vibration	Yes
Brand	Pretty Love
Number of Functions	10
Length (Centimetres)	12.700000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.085000
Width (Centimetres)	3.600000

Product Questions (5)

Customer Questions

Funky, in vibrators, refers to a design approach that moves away from traditional forms. Instead of a straight or realistic shape, funky vibrators have: bold colours (retro 80s, pastels, metallics); unconventional shapes (roses, lavenders, ice creams, Faberge eggs, abstract geometrics); decorative touches (glitter, patterns, gold details); and inspirations from art deco, K-pop and pop culture. The functionality is the same as classics, only the aesthetic changes.

Among the most popular funky designs are: rose toys, rose-shaped with clitoral suction; lipstick vibrators that look like a lipstick and stay discreet; ice cream vibrators shaped like an ice cream; Faberge egg dildos with decorative detail, often glass; lavender wands, wand massagers in pastel; crystal-style dildos, glass with internal decoration; and abstract sculptures, modern sculptural designs (Le Wand, Maude). Prices range from cheap roses to pricey designer pieces.

It depends on priorities. In favour: if the aesthetic adds value to the experience (say, as a decorative object), it's worth it; many designer pieces have excellent build with medical silicone and reliable motors; and the user won't hide the toy, improving their relationship with it. Against: on purely functional criteria, a cheaper classic gives comparable performance; some funky ones are striking but ergonomically average; and they aren't suited to discretion.

It depends on the brand. In popular categories like rose toys, the market offers a wide range: from cheap knock-offs to quality models from known brands (Lovense, Womanizer, We-Vibe). Points to assess: the number of intensities, where quality models have 7-10 programs; battery life, a minimum of 60 minutes; USB charging; IPX7 waterproofing; and body-safe silicone. If the funky toy is from a branded make, it works as well as a comparable classic.

They suit certain user profiles: those who consider aesthetics important in their relationship with erotic toys; collectors and sex-positive people who see toys as part of a lifestyle; gift buyers for a couple, since a friendly shape is less exotic; influencers and content creators who need visually striking objects; and beginners put off by realistic shapes, since an ice cream is less intimidating. They don't suit those who want discretion.