XtoysRev Sucking and Vibrating Male Masturbator Review
Editor's opinion
The Rev combines air suction and internal vibration in one rechargeable unit, with the two motors working together or apart across seven functions. It suits someone who wants variety in a single device and appreciates a removeable sleeve for easier cleaning. The main caveats are the TPE material, which needs careful maintenance, and the fact that powered suction units are rarely quiet.
The Rev sets out to do two jobs at once: air suction at the opening and vibration inside the sleeve. Rather than choosing between a suction toy and a vibrating stroker, this design offers both in a single rechargeable body, with independent controls so you can run either function alone or combine them.
What a buyer should weigh is whether a combination device earns its place over a simpler single-function toy. More motors mean more to charge, more to clean and, usually, more noise. The upside is versatility and a removeable sleeve that addresses the biggest practical headache with this category.
The good and the bad
What works
- Two independent motors for suction and vibration, used together or apart
- Removeable sleeve makes rinsing and drying far more thorough
- USB rechargeable, so no batteries to keep buying
- LED display lets you repeat a suction level you like
- Seven functions across four speeds and three patterns for variety
What to be aware of
- TPE requires careful cleaning and water-based lubricant only
- Powered suction devices are typically audible in use
- At 25cm total it is a bulkier item to store discreetly
- Charging is essential before each session, unlike a manual stroker
Buy it if
Anyone who wants both suction and vibration in one device and values being able to remove the sleeve for a proper clean. It suits users who like dialling in and repeating a favourite setting.
Skip it if
Those wanting something small, silent or entirely fuss-free. If you prefer minimal upkeep, a manual non-powered stroker in body-safe silicone is simpler to live with.
Design and materials
The Rev pairs a soft TPE sleeve with a firmer ABS housing, a common pairing that gives a pliable internal surface inside a rigid shell that holds the motors and suction chamber. At 25cm total length with a 12cm insertable channel, it is sized to hold and control comfortably, with the extra length at the base accounting for the mechanism rather than usable depth.
TPE is a soft, budget-friendly material, but it is porous in a way silicone is not. That has two practical consequences: it should be paired only with water-based lubricant, as silicone lubricant can degrade the surface, and it needs thorough drying to stay hygienic. The removeable sleeve is a genuine advantage here, since a fixed channel is much harder to clean properly.
How it is meant to be used
Operation runs on two press-and-hold buttons, one for vibration and one for suction, so each motor is controlled independently. Across seven functions you get four steady speeds and three patterns, which lets you either build gradually or switch between rhythms. The LED display showing the current suction level is a sensible touch, as it means you can find a setting you like and return to it rather than guessing.
When you are finished, a valve on the back releases the built-up pressure, which also makes the sleeve easier to remove. Because suction and vibration are separate, you are not locked into using both at once.
Care and cleaning
Wash the removeable sleeve with warm water and a dedicated toy cleaner, then let it dry completely before reassembly. Because TPE is porous, drying thoroughly matters more than with silicone, and any trapped moisture is worth avoiding.
The powered body should be wiped down rather than submerged. Keeping the electronics dry protects both the motors and the charging port, so treat the housing and the sleeve differently at cleaning time.
How it compares
Against a single-function suction toy or a plain vibrating stroker, the Rev's appeal is having both in one unit and being able to blend them. That versatility is the main reason to choose it over a simpler device.
The trade-offs are the usual ones for powered suction toys. They are rarely silent, they need charging before use, and TPE asks for more careful upkeep than a silicone alternative. If quiet running or minimal maintenance is your priority, a manual stroker or a silicone-bodied toy may suit you better; if variety in one device is the goal, this delivers it.
The bottom line
The Rev is a sensible pick for anyone who wants suction and vibration together without buying two separate toys, and the removeable sleeve makes it more practical to own than many sealed rivals. Go in expecting some noise, a charging routine and the extra care TPE demands, and it should serve well as a versatile all-rounder.
Frequently asked questions
What lubricant should I use with it?
Use a water-based lubricant only. The sleeve is TPE, which can be degraded by silicone lubricants, so a water-based formula is the safe choice and is easy to rinse away afterwards.
Can I use the suction and vibration separately?
Yes. The two motors are controlled independently, each with its own press-and-hold button, so you can run suction alone, vibration alone, or both together.
How do I clean it properly?
Remove the sleeve and wash it with warm water and a toy cleaner, then let it dry fully before reassembling. Wipe down the powered housing rather than submerging it, to protect the motors and charging port.
Does it need batteries?
No. It is USB rechargeable, so you charge it between uses rather than replacing batteries. You will need to top it up before a session if it has run low.
Is the insertable length enough?
The insertable channel is 12cm, around five inches, with the remaining length housing the motors and suction chamber. It is a manageable size to hold and control rather than a measure of full depth.