The new Iroha Mai is promising users a deeper, more three-dimensional experience that can be felt throughout the body through the application of haptic WAVE technology. This converts low frequency sound waves into vibrations. It is used in smartphones, game controllers and other devices to provide tactile feedback, and Iroha says it delivers a unique sensation that is not possible from traditional vibrating pleasure products.
Mai users can control the intensity and choose from 10 sound-based rhythmic patterns to ‘experience unprecedented pleasure of deep resonating vibrations throughout the body’, according to Iroha. Separate buttons allow them to easily cycle through the different sound wave patterns.
Eddie Marklew, global marketing manager at Iroha, said: “The Iroha Mai is the first of its kind in the Iroha series to use Haptic WAVE technology and gives the user almost unlimited possibilities of creating different patterns based on either real-life sounds found in nature or artificially created sounds such as music. The vibrations produced are described as three-dimensional which means that the sensations experienced are deep and not concentrated on close proximity of the applied area but spread throughout the body. Thus, iroha Mai gives a unique sensation to the user that is not possible to get from other vibrators with conventional motors.”
There are two Iroha Mai models on offer: Toki (pink) and Tsuru (white). Each offers three vibration strengths in addition to ten sound-wave and vibration patterns. A charging base also acts as a stand and the vibes have an anti-dust protective coating. Prices start from £200.
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