Now, Satisfyer has launched the Pro 2 Generation 3, which takes advantage of new features for your best orgasm yet. WIRED may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.

Many of the brand's vibrators take advantage of a clitoral suction toy design — which stimulates the clitoris with waves of pulsating air to mimic a sensation which is often compared to oral sex. However, holding down the circular vibration button for a few seconds unlocks the toy's newest Bluetooth feature through the Satisfyer Connect app. Speaking of, you can toggle the suction action on the Pro 2 Gen 3 to be powerful or gentle depending on your preference, and it does a great job at simulating the sucking sensation of oral sex.For instance, the mouth part that presses against your body is a very silky soft silicone, and it’s removable for easy cleaning. Satisfyer's vibrators are world-renowned — with options for all types of stimulation, from G-Spot to clitoral. The Satisfyer Pro 2 Gen 3 is the fifth iteration on a classic air pulse toy design, and it really shows. It comes with an alternative silicone mouth that can provide a more tactile oral sex sensation as well.

Each one is ridged differently so you can feel which button is which without having to look, and you don’t have to press too hard on them.And now the toy's latest version, the Satisfyer Pro 2 Generation 3, has arrived and let’s just say that it’s already making waves. The Liquid Air attachment is a mouth that has a thin silicone membrane over it which takes the sucking-tapping sensation you get from the mouth and turns it into more of a sucking-licking sensation that’s unlike anything I’ve ever tried.

If you’re unfamiliar, these are toys that use internal motors to move an internal diaphragm back and forth, which creates a pulsing suction sensation when pressed against your body—like puffing your cheeks in and out really fast.The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking, new connections, and new industries. When you have to think about the buttons—or even worse, actually stop using the toy to have a second look at its controls—it takes you out of the moment. It’s so low, I had to keep checking that it wasn’t a mistake or that I was looking at the right toy.