Gender X review
Gender X lets you browse its shop by what a product does. There are routes for hands-free and remote-controlled designs, along with a separate Body Gear section for packers and stand-to-pee devices.
Match the measurements to gear you own
The FAQ points to size, material and fit on the product pages. If you already own a harness, it explains how to compare a toy’s base diameter with the harness’s O-ring. That’s the detail I’d check before ordering something that has to work with gear I already own.
I’d look at Lovense for an app-controlled device that can connect over the internet. At Gender X, I’d start with how the product fits and how its controls work.
Check what the warranty covers
Gender X describes a five-year replacement warranty for motorized products. The shop’s FAQ links to the manufacturer’s warranty page. I’d keep the receipt and check the claim requirements for the product I chose.
Anabel’s take
I’d use the function menu to narrow down the choice, then put the measurements for two models side by side. That would help me spot the difference between products that look much the same in a photo.