LOS ANGELES — Vice Magazine’s "Rec Room" column reviewed LELO’s Enigma this week, describing it as "like if technologically advanced aliens designed a sex toy.”
“When LELO came out with the Enigma,” writer Angel Kilmister wrote, “it felt like the toy drop of the year.”
Kilmister called LELO “basically the Tesla of sexual wellness brands — with their gorgeous designs, luxe materials and highly finessed tech.”
“The company also seems to come up with ergonomically impressive, high-quality devices that you will want to keep forever,” she added. “And this particular toy, which looks sort of like a sea snail, a quail, a character from ‘Spirited Away,’ or, as my colleague put it, ‘a Gonzo nose,’ doesn't really resemble anything else on the market.”
Kilmister also praised the Enigma’s soft silicone, color design and pleasure experience.
“The suction head goes over your clitoris, and the firm but bendy appendage is meant to be inserted for G-spot stimulation,” Kilmister wrote, “although you can also leave it out and just sort of tuck it between your legs if you're not in the mood for penetration.”
To read the Rec Room review of the LELO Enigma, visit Vice.
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