Pornhub branches out into interactive sex toys


Before the sex robots take over, we still have time to get our rocks off with one another (and ourselves). And Pornhub is here to lend a hand, or an interactive sex toy, or three, to be precise. The largest pornography site on the net has been syncing its interactive adult movies with the Fleshlight Launch and Kiroo's Onyx since June, and now it's adding its own, brand-spanking new haptic toys (the Virtual Rabbit, Virtual Blowbot Turbo Stroker, and Virtual Blowbot Stroker) to the list.

Just pull up a video, connect your device, and sit back as it jerks and thrusts along to the onscreen action. You can also ditch the smut and sync up with another person's interactive toy to mimic its movements using the Feel Connect app.

As its name suggests, the Virtual Rabbit is a vibrator with seven vibration patterns, which will set you back $200. The guys get a couple of options: there's the pricier Virtual Blowbot Turbo Stroker ($330), a masturbator that works automatically and manually with touch sensors that ratchet up the speed, and the pared-down Virtual Blowbot Stroker ($208). All three toys are exclusively made by British retailer Ann Summers and pack Kiroo's interactive tech. You can grab them at select adult retailers and online from Pornhub.

The pornography behemoth's interactive category now boasts over 200 videos, with Pornhub claiming that it adds five new clips each day. So, you should have a decent sample selection to play around with -- although, last time we checked, it was lacking variety. If you're still not satisfied, there's always VR porn.

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