Kiiroo Review: The Keon, FeelConnect and the Wait for Keon 2

The Keon 1 is the one to buy today. It's in stock at $209 with a Feel Stroker sleeve, or $159 without, under a sale that was running on November 8 (list prices $249 and $199). Kiiroo rates it at up to 230 strokes a minute and up to 75 millimeters of stroke, though the same page says 70 elsewhere. A charge lasts 30 minutes to two hours, recharging takes about four hours, and it isn't waterproof.

The Keon 2 is the better machine on paper. It reaches up to 451 strokes a minute over a 95-millimeter stroke, runs up to three hours and charges over USB-C, and an adapter ($19.95 at list) takes Fleshlight and Doc Johnson sleeves. It's also a pre-order, at $249 with a sleeve or $219 without. The first batch is sold out, and Kiiroo expects the second to ship in December 2026 or January 2027.

The newest Trustpilot reviews are mostly from people still waiting for a Keon 2. We'd take the Keon 1 now, or wait for the Keon 2 until Kiiroo shows real shipping dates.

For less money, the PowerShot ($79) is the Kiiroo we'd look at first. It's a handheld stroker with two motors, splash-proof to IPX6IPX ratingsWater-resistance ratings. IPX4 handles splashes, and IPX7 survives being dunked to 1 meter for 30 minutes. "Waterproof" with no number means little. More in the glossary, that runs from its own buttons and slots into the Keon with a $14.95 case. The PowerBlow ($69 alone, $119 with a sleeve) adds suction on top of a Feel Stroker or the Keon.

For vulvas there's the Pearl3 G-spot vibrator ($96.75), the Spot wearable egg ($76.30) and the ProWand ($74.25), and Kiiroo also sells OhMiBod's Fuse and Lumen, which run in the same app. The Luxus ($111.75) is the odd one out, a clitoral vibrator that reacts to a magnet in a penis ring, so it works during sex with no app at all.

Kiiroo sells long-distance sets too, such as a Keon with a Feel Stroker plus the Spot for $268.50, so each of you gets a toy the other can run.

FeelConnect has the biggest library of things to sync with, in an app its own users rate poorly. It links Kiiroo toys to interactive videos on Kiiroo's own FeelMe and on partner sites, to cam models and VR players, and to some other brands' toys, among them We-Vibe, Svakom and The Cowgirl. A partner can take over your toy from a web browser with a share link, no app needed on their side. FeelMe AI, which syncs a Keon to videos on more than 200 sites, is free for a month and about $10 a month after that.

The ratings are rough. FeelConnect 3 averages 1.9 stars from 122 ratings on Apple's App Store and 2.6 from 658 reviews on Google Play, and Kiiroo's own FAQ says a connected toy stops working when the app is closed or in the background. The saving grace is that the toys don't need it. The Keons, the PowerShot and the vibrators all have modes on their own buttons.

Daniel's app privacy guide covers FeelConnect 3, and its store labels hadn't changed when we checked on November 8. On iPhone the app links your user content and a user ID to you, and keeps your email, usage and crash data unlinked. On Google Play it says it shares nothing with third parties, collects crash logs and lets you ask for your data to be deleted. Apple's label also says the app may use your location even when it isn't open.

The app's privacy policy page was down all day. Its last archived copy, from 2022, offers guest accounts with no email or password, though the Keon's Wi-Fi mode asks you to sign in.

Feel Stroker and FeelStars sleeves are TPETPE (thermoplastic elastomer)A soft, cheap material used for most stroker sleeves. It's porous, so it can't be fully sanitized, and a sleeve lasts about a year of regular use. More in the glossary, which Kiiroo calls body-safe and phthalatePhthalatesSofteners used in PVC and jelly toys, linked to hormone disruption. Silicone, glass, stainless steel and ABS plastic don't contain them. More in the glossary-free. TPE is porousPorous and nonporousPorous materials like TPE, jelly and Cyberskin have tiny pores that can hold bacteria. Nonporous ones like silicone, glass and steel can be cleaned completely. More in the glossary, so dry the sleeve after every use and expect to replace it within a year or so, as with any sleeve. Kiiroo covers its strokers for only 60 days.

Kiiroo describes its vibrators as "coated in 100% medical gradeMedical-grade siliconeSilicone that passed tests for medical devices. On a toy listing it's a claim unless the maker shows the papers, and it doesn't say how the silicone was cured. More in the glossary Hygiene Silicone", a name of its own rather than a standard you can look up. Kiiroo never says platinum and publishes no lab reports. Our platinum silicone list puts it with the makers that say medical-grade and stop there.

US orders are handled within a day and arrive one to three business days after dispatch, Kiiroo says, free over $100 and in a plain cardboard box. Kiiroo also says it won't pass the 2026 US tariffs on to American buyers.

Opened Kiiroo toys don't go back at all. Outside the EU and UK, Kiiroo takes back only unopened, unused items within 7 days of delivery, refunds part of the price after keeping about $20 to $25 for handling plus the original shipping, and leaves the return postage to you. Devices carry a one-year warranty and Feel Stroker sleeves 60 days, and a fault gets a repair or the same product again, never a refund. The Keon 2 pre-order has kinder terms of its own, 30 days with a 10% fee for an unused machine.

Lovense is the other big name in connected strokers, and its app is far better liked. The Solace Pro, $199 on sale against a $399 list price, is Lovense's answer to the Keon, an automatic stroker that syncs to videos too, and the Max 2 ($89 on sale) squeezes rather than strokes. For a partner far away, Lovense's app is the one we'd trust.

For interactive porn, VR and cams, Kiiroo reaches further, and the Keon is still the machine those sites support. If you want the stroking and not the screen, a Fleshlight or a Tenga does it with no app at all. Our male toys ranking puts Kiiroo next to both, and the app-controlled ranking scores it on its app.

Kiiroo fits someone with a penis who wants a stroker that follows video, VR or a cam model, and who doesn't need the app to be a pleasure to use. It's a poor fit for anyone who wants long-distance play to just work, or who might want to return a toy after opening it.