Sex Toy Advent Calendars 2026: What's Inside

Every sex toy advent calendar has a number on the box: worth over $300, over $600, over $900. That figure adds up the list price of every door, including the wipes, the dice and the sachet of lube, at prices nobody pays. It tells you nothing.

The honest way to judge one is simpler. Each of these calendars carries two or three proper toys from brands we've reviewed, and a supporting cast of bullets, sleeves, bondage basics and consumables. Price the proper toys at what their makers charge for them today, and you know whether the other twenty doors are a bonus or the whole pitch.

All five calendars below come from Lovehoney Group, which owns Womanizer, We-Vibe and Arcwave, so the same handful of toys turns up in different boxes. Prices were read on lovehoney.com, Amazon and the makers' own stores on October 14, 2026. They move a lot between now and December, and these boxes sell out, so if one fits, don't wait for Black Friday.

The Five Calendars

**Couple's Advent Calendar, 24 days.** The one most couples should look at first. It holds a Womanizer Liberty 2 and a We-Vibe Sync Lite, the C-shaped couples vibe we put first in our first-time buyer's checklist. Around them: a remote bullet with sleeves, a stroker, a prostate toy, a butt plug, Kegel balls, a cock ring, a blindfold, a paddle, wrist and ankle cuffs, nipple suckers, massage oil, lube and wipes. $199 at Lovehoney, $219 on Amazon.

**Luxury Advent Calendar, 24 days.** The big one, sold under the Womanizer name on Amazon and as Lovehoney's Luxury calendar on lovehoney.com. Three headline toys: the Womanizer Enhance (Pleasure Air plus vibration), the Sync Lite again, and the Arcwave Zing, a vibrating open-sleeve stroker in CleanTech silicone. Then a mini wand, a rechargeable bullet with sleeves, a dildo, a crystal butt plug, a stroker, Kegel balls, cuffs and restraints, a blindfold, a paddle, a pinwheel, clamps, massage oil, lube, cards and dice. $369 on Amazon, the same at Lovehoney.

**Romance Advent Calendar, 7 days.** Seven doors instead of twenty-four, and the one we'd pick for a couple who doesn't want a month of novelty. The centerpiece is the We-Vibe Moxie, a panty vibrator you can run from the app or a remote. With it: a USB-rechargeable remote bullet with a silicone cock ring sleeve and a prostate sleeve, a butt plug, a blindfold, satin restraints, cards, Womanizer lube and wipes. $129 on Amazon, the same at Lovehoney.

**Indulge Advent Calendar, 12 days.** Built for one person with a vulva rather than a couple. The main toy is Lovehoney's Indulge G-Spot and Clitoral Suction Stimulator, a suction head and an internal arm in one. Then a rechargeable mini wand, a remote bullet with three silicone sleeves, a crystal aluminum butt plug, an anal beads sleeve, Kegel balls, nipple suckers, body jewelry, an orgasm balm, lube and wipes. $129 on Amazon, the same at Lovehoney.

**Enjoy Advent Calendar, 24 days.** The cheapest way to get twenty-four doors. Its headline toy is the Womanizer Starlet 3. Then a battery bullet with finger and rabbit cock ring sleeves, a rechargeable mini wand, a small body massager, a penis ring, a dildo, a T-shaped butt plug, an egg stroker, anal beads, a blindfold, 5 meters of rope, a paddle, nipple clamps, a tickler, massage oil, dice, a card game, lube, an orgasm balm and a satin storage bag. $129 on Amazon, $149 at Lovehoney.

What You're Really Paying For

Read the last column against the price. Two calendars cost less than the toys you'd buy anyway: the Luxury box is $369 for $407 of Womanizer, We-Vibe and Arcwave hardware, and the Romance box is $129 with a $149 Moxie in it. The Couple's calendar breaks almost exactly even on the Liberty 2 and the Sync Lite, so the other twenty-two doors cost you nothing.

The Indulge and Enjoy calendars work the other way round. Their main toy covers well under the price, and the rest of the value sits in the small stuff. That isn't a scam, a mini wand and a remote bullet are real toys, but it's the part of a calendar most likely to end up in a drawer.

One thing we'd say plainly about the Enjoy box: on its own, the Starlet 3 is the Womanizer we tell people to skip, because at $85 it sits too close to a $30 Satisfyer and its motor is buzzy. As the top prize in a $129 box of twenty-four, it's a fair first air-pulse toy. Just don't buy the calendar for it.

The Small Print on Materials

Calendar listings name the toys but rarely the materials, and that matters most for the things that go inside a body. The Romance and Indulge listings say silicone for their sleeves, and the Indulge plug is crystal-topped aluminum, which is fine. The dildo, plugs, anal beads, egg stroker and Kegel balls in the other boxes come with no material on the listing.

Before anything insertable gets used, read the leaflet that comes with it. Silicone, glass, stainless steel and aluminum are nonporous and can be cleaned properly. If it says TPE, jelly or PVC, or says nothing, put a condom over it or leave it in the box. Our body-safe materials guide explains why, and it's the same rule we use for everything we recommend.

Which One to Buy

If you're buying for the two of you and want one answer, it's the Couple's calendar. If you'd happily pay full price for a Womanizer and a We-Vibe anyway, the Luxury box is the better deal per dollar. The Romance calendar is the one we'd give someone who has never bought a toy with their partner, because a week of doors is easy to finish and the Moxie keeps getting used in January.

Shopping for someone else rather than the two of you? The sex toy gift guide covers single toys that make better presents than a box of twenty-four surprises for someone whose tastes you're guessing at.