Toosh Remote Controlled Silicone Vibrating Butt Plug Review
Editor's opinion
This is a sensibly sized, body-safe silicone plug with a wireless remote and USB charging, pitched at people new to anal play or a couple who want one partner in control. The main caveats are the modest size, which experienced users will outgrow, and the usual questions around remote range and how firmly the base seats.
The Toosh Remote Controlled Silicone Vibrating Butt Plug sets out to make anal play feel approachable rather than intimidating. It keeps the dimensions gentle, adds ten vibration patterns, and hands the controls to a separate wireless remote so nobody has to fumble mid-moment.
What a buyer really needs to weigh is whether the size suits their experience level, whether the remote and battery arrangement fit how they intend to use it, and whether the silicone body matches their lubricant drawer. All of that can be reasoned from the specification.
The good and the bad
What works
- Body-safe silicone with a smooth finish, easy to keep clean
- USB rechargeable, so no hunting for spare batteries
- Genuinely beginner-sized at roughly 3.25 cm across
- Wireless remote makes handing control to a partner simple
- Ten patterns give real scope to vary the sensation
What to be aware of
- At 7.6 cm insertable it will feel modest to experienced users
- Silicone body rules out silicone-based lubricant
- Remote play depends on staying within wireless range
- Recharging means planning ahead rather than a quick battery swap
Buy it if
Newcomers to anal play who want a manageable first plug, and couples who like the idea of one partner holding the remote while the other wears it.
Skip it if
Anyone already comfortable with larger toys, who will likely find the 10.5 cm circumference too gentle and should look at a stepped set or a wider plug to progress.
Design and materials
The plug is made from body-safe silicone with a smooth surface, which is the right choice for anal use: non-porous, easy to sanitise and comfortable against skin. Silicone also flexes slightly, which tends to make insertion more forgiving than rigid materials.
The one practical consequence of a silicone body is lubricant compatibility. Silicone lubricant can degrade a silicone surface over time, so this is a water-based-only toy. That is easy enough to plan for, but worth knowing before you reach for whatever is nearest.
Size and who it suits
With 7.6 cm insertable and a 10.5 cm circumference, the widest point works out to roughly 3.25 cm across. That is a genuinely beginner-friendly figure, gradual rather than demanding, which supports the brand's claim that this is a sensible starting size.
The flip side is honest: anyone who already uses larger plugs will find this modest and may feel little challenge. As a first plug or a confidence-builder it makes sense; as a step up it does not. Whatever your experience, take it slowly and use plenty of water-based lubricant.
Vibration and the remote
Ten patterns cover a reasonable spread, from steady pulses to more rhythmic, changing settings, so there is room to find something that suits the moment rather than a single buzz. The separate wireless remote is the real selling point, letting adjustments happen hands-free and making it easy to pass control to a partner.
Two things to keep realistic. Any wireless remote depends on staying within its working range, so this is designed for shared play in the same room rather than genuinely long-distance use. And the vibration will be felt most by the wearer close to the motor rather than as whole-body intensity.
Charging and care
Being USB rechargeable is a clear practical win: no drawer full of AAAs, and topping it up is straightforward. The trade-off is that you need to remember to charge it before you plan to use it, which a battery model sidesteps at the cost of ongoing faff.
Cleaning is simple thanks to the silicone. Wash with warm water and a mild toy cleaner before and after use, dry it properly, and store it away from other silicone items. Check the product's guidance on how water-resistant the charging port is before rinsing near it.
The bottom line
As a first anal toy or a couple's shared plaything, the Toosh ticks the sensible boxes: body-safe silicone, an approachable size, ten patterns and no batteries to buy. Just go in clear-eyed that experienced users will outgrow it, that it wants water-based lubricant, and that the remote is for the same room rather than across town.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a good choice for a complete beginner?
Yes. At around 3.25 cm at its widest and 7.6 cm insertable, it sits at the gentle end of the scale, which makes it a reasonable first anal toy. Insert slowly and use plenty of water-based lubricant.
What lubricant should I use with it?
A water-based lubricant only. The silicone body can be damaged by silicone lubricants over time, so avoid those. Water-based is also the standard recommendation for anal play generally.
Does the remote work over long distances?
It is designed for hands-free control in the same room, such as passing the remote to a partner. Wireless remotes have a limited working range, so treat this as close-quarters play rather than long-distance use.
How do I clean and store it?
Wash with warm water and a mild toy cleaner before and after each use, dry it thoroughly, and store it separately from other silicone toys. Check the manufacturer's guidance on the charging port before rinsing near it.
Will I need to buy batteries?
No. It recharges over USB, so there are no batteries to replace. The only thing to remember is charging it in advance of when you want to use it.