Hands-On with the Kiiroo Fuse
Smart Vibrator for Solo & Partnered Play

Published: July 7, 2025

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The Kiiroo Fuse blends deep vibrations with app-controlled intimacy—but does it deliver on both pleasure and connection?

Hey there, beauties ✨ Strawberry Angel here! If you’ve been scoping out rabbit vibrators that promise interactive features and dual stimulation—but you’re craving something more modern and connected—meet the Kiiroo Fuse. Packed with app-controlled tech and two motors in one sleek body, this might be the smart toy your bedroom’s been waiting for.

Before we get into the nitty-gritty of the Fuse, let’s talk about the brand behind it. Kiiroo is a pioneer in interactive sex tech, known for pushing boundaries in long-distance and immersive pleasure. Based in Amsterdam, they’ve built a reputation on syncing physical toys with digital experiences—from camming and VR porn to app-controlled partner play. Their “FeelTechnology” line, which includes toys like the Pearl 2 and Keon, bridges intimacy with innovation, making them a go-to for couples (and curious solo users) who want more from their sex toys than just vibration. The Fuse is their take on a dual-stim device that doesn’t just buzz—it connects.

Let’s dive in!

First Impressions & Unboxing

The Kiiroo Fuse arrived in a matte black box with tasteful, minimal branding, giving off a discreet and high-end vibe right from the start. I love when a toy feels like a luxury item before I even open it. Inside the box, you’ll find the Fuse itself, a USB charging cable, a quick-start guide, and a cute little storage pouch—everything neatly presented and easy to get started with.

In the hand, the toy felt stylish and well-made. It has a smooth silicone finish with a sleek metal ring in the handle that gives it a bit of visual flair. That said, while the metal looks elegant, it can get a little slick during use—something to keep in mind if you like a firm grip during play.

Design & Build Quality

The Fuse is made from body-safe silicone with some PU-coated ABS elements, and overall, it feels smooth, solid, and easy to clean. I appreciate how gentle it is on the skin, and its size makes it approachable for most users. At about 7 inches long with a relatively narrow shaft, it’s definitely more petite than bulky.

Where the design stumbles a little is in the handle. While stylish, it’s not quite large or grippy enough to maneuver comfortably during longer sessions—especially once things get slippery. I found myself wishing for a more silicone-wrapped body that offered better control without sacrificing the sleek aesthetic.

Performance in Real Use

Dual Stimulation: G-Spot vs. Clit

Let’s start with the good news: the clitoral stimulation is excellent. The external arm is flexible enough to adjust to your body and lets you easily control pressure and positioning. I found it reliably hit the right spots, delivering deep, rumbly vibrations that never felt buzzy or shallow.

On the G-spot side, the experience was a little less perfect. While the internal motor is decently strong, the length and narrowness of the shaft made it harder to line up both stimulation points at once. That perfect rabbit “locked in” sensation was a bit elusive. It’s not a deal-breaker, but it does mean a little extra angling and adjustment during play.

Interactive & Two-Way Control

Where the Fuse really shines is in its connectivity. The FeelConnect app is one of the best I’ve tried—smooth, stable, and genuinely useful whether you’re playing solo or syncing up with a partner. Long-distance play is a breeze, and the app’s controls feel intuitive and satisfying.

I was pretty disappointed to see that while the Fuse has 2 vibration points, there is only one slider for control in the app. The clit and G-spot vibrations are the same as you can not control them separately. We tried different ways of control to see if that changed and unfortunately there is only one control whether you sync or just control it yourself which is pretty disappointing. That seems like a missed opportunity for me.

I was especially excited about the touch-sensitive tickler, which is designed to let you control your partner’s toy by gripping or stroking the handle. In practice, though, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. The feedback wasn’t as responsive or dynamic as I hoped, and I often found myself defaulting to the app instead.

LED Feedback & Vibration Quality

The multicolor LED feedback built into the base is a fun touch, especially if you’re doing cam play or just want a little visual flair while you use it. Unfortunately I couldn’t find any settings to control the lights and they are… VERY bright. It’s not a core part of the experience, but it works exactly as described and adds a nice sense of polish, albeit, one that needs an off switch.

As for vibration quality, this is where the Fuse quietly impresses. The motors deliver deep, resonant rumbles rather than surface-level buzz, which makes a big difference in how satisfying the toy feels. There’s a good variety of patterns too, so you’re not stuck with just basic pulses.

Battery & Charging

The Fuse charges via an aux style plug into a silicone point on the handle. I do like the newer style universal magnetic chargers, but this one inserts into the toy and feels secure. I don’t have any concerns about water because of how the outlet is designed and I don’t feel like the toy will roll and disconnect from the charger, which is a plus from me. However the charging was on the slower side, it takes about two to two and a half hours to fully power up and you get about one solid session of use out of it - perfect for a single play date, but maybe not for a multi-round evening.

Pros and Cons

The Fuse gets a lot right: it’s beautifully designed, easy to use, and packed with high-tech features that actually work. The app integration is stellar, and the clit stimulator is one of the better ones I’ve tried. But it’s not without its drawbacks—the G-spot positioning doesn’t always cooperate, the lights are REALLY bright, the handle could use a grip upgrade, and that touch-sensitive feature left me a bit underwhelmed.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a tech lover, a cam performer, or part of a long-distance couple looking to spice things up, the Kiiroo Fuse will likely hit the spot—especially if clitoral stimulation is your main event. If, however, you’re hoping for that classic rabbit-style “just-right” internal and external blend, or prefer a toy you can grip firmly even when slippery, this might not be your perfect match.

Final Verdict

On our Strawberry Patch weighted scale, the Fuse earns a 5 out of 10. That score reflects a solid middle ground between high-quality clitoral stimulation, excellent app performance, and some less-than-perfect ergonomics. It’s a great option if you’re focused on connectivity and vibration quality—but less so if you need flawless anatomical fit.

Strawberry Angel’s Take 🍓

The Kiiroo Fuse feels like a toy made for the future—smart, sleek, and full of potential. While it doesn’t completely reinvent dual-stim pleasure, it does bring a tech-savvy charm that makes it stand out. For me, the standout features were the deep, rumbly vibes and the polished app experience. I just wish the form factor had kept up with the features.

So: if you’re craving a stylish, connected toy that vibes with you across time zones (or across the room), the Fuse might just be your new favorite. But if you need a foolproof G-spot-and-clit combo, you might want to explore other options.

Whether you buy a Fuse or not I hope you delve deeper into the world of fun with us here at the Strawberry Patch. We have more womans toy reviews to help you find the perfect toy for you and even more articles to keep your brain just as engaged as your body!

Until next time—stay curious, and keep playing 💖

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