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Every stroker we’ve tested and everything we’ve written about them. Start with a full review, settle it with a head-to-head, or work out which type you want first.

Featured review · AutomaticIs the Lovense Solace Pro the Ultimate Automatic Stroker?Premium automatic stroker delivering 300 strokes per minute with real-time video sync. App-controlled precision thrusting, hands-free mounting, and exceptional long-distance connectivity.Read the reviewLovense Solace Pro
In testing Arcwave Ion

Our first air-pulse stroker: pressure waves rather than motor buzz. The full review is being written now.

Tell me when it’s up

Head-to-Heads

Lovense Max 2 and Tenga Flip Zero side by side Head to head · Vibrating vs manual Which Stroker Wins? Lovense Max 2 vs Tenga Flip Zero Tested A month with both: texture, suction, the app, cleaning, and which one to buy. Read the head-to-head

Guides

Care, materials and first-timer advice. Each one lands here when it publishes.

How to clean a stroker (and dry it properly)Coming soon
Which lube for which stroker materialComing soon
Strokers for beginners: where to startComing soon
Storage and making a sleeve lastComing soon

How to Choose

Four types. Pick how you want it to work, then read the review that covers it.

Automatic

Motor-driven and hands-free, often with app control. The highest price of the four.

Solace Pro review
Manual

You set the pace. Silent, and the easiest to clean.

Flip Zero review
Vibrating

Squeeze or vibration on a sleeve or an open frame.

Max 2 reviewManta review
Air Pulse

Pressure waves rather than motor buzz.

Arcwave Ion · in testing

FAQ

What’s the difference between a stroker and a sleeve?

A sleeve is usually the soft insert alone; a stroker is the whole device, from manual sleeves to motorized machines.

Are automatic strokers worth it?

Yes if you want hands-free or long-distance app play; a good manual wins on sensation per dollar.

Is shipping discreet?

Linked retailers ship in plain packaging with a neutral statement name.