Affordable, Ergonomic Sex Toys & Couple Vibrators - Love Mate Range at Adultsmart

Lovemate makes vibrators, remote vibrating eggs, Kegel balls and prostate massagers, all in silicone over a firm ABS core. Each model has a first name, such as Zoe, Mona or Hyman, and simple button controls.

About Lovemate

Lovemate comes out of AloveToy, a design, factory and wholesale business in Longgang, Shenzhen. The two names meet in plain sight. Lovemate boxes and spec sheets carry YAI model codes, and those same codes run through AloveToy's catalogue. Zoe is YAI-001, Mona is YAI-003 and Hyman is YAI-004. The lovemate.com.cn domain also redirects straight to AloveToy.

AloveToy says it began in 2015 and now ships to buyers in more than 50 countries. It runs its own design, silicone moulding and production centres. That explains the look of the range. Shapes repeat across models, colours stay in the pink, peach and purple family, and controls barely change. Learn one Lovemate, and you can work any of them in seconds.

Lovemate categories

Lovemate has no separate sub-brands. Instead, AloveToy files the models under six menu groups, and each group below names the designs inside it.

Female vibrators

This is the largest Lovemate group, and every model carries a girl's name. Zoe is a 210 mm S-curve with a 35 mm head, seven modes and USB charging. Zone shares its length on a heavier body. Mona bends into a U, with a short outer arm and a dual-motor build. Polly, Coral and Ariel run on two AA batteries, so there is no charging cable to lose. Merry and Ian are rated IP65, while Dora and Doreen add voice control. The soft skin sits over hard ABS, so these feel firmer than silicone vibrators built on a flexible core.

Wand-style (AV) vibrators

AloveToy calls its wands AV vibrators, the trade term for a broad-headed body massager. Alisa and Austin are the long ones, 230 mm with seven modes. Antony stretches to 230 mm too, but splits control into five patterns and five intensity levels. Baldwin and Albert are shorter, near 140 to 160 mm, with heads over 40 mm wide. Alina sits in between at 202 mm with ten modes. All charge by USB. The wide head spreads vibration across the vulva, which many people find easier than a pointed tip.

Vibrating eggs

Lovemate eggs are bullet-shaped vibrators worn inside, each with a silicone retrieval loop. Most come with a wireless remote rated to 10 metres. Akili is a 98 mm egg with a 35 mm body and ten modes. Hyman joins two silicone balls on one loop, 85 mm long, with its own remote and ten modes. Angela, Belinda, Bella, Sara and Sally follow the same remote format in new shapes. Daisy skips the remote for buyers who want one button. A remote lets a partner change the pattern from across the room.

Kegel balls

These are weighted silicone balls made for pelvic floor exercise, sold as stepped sets. Kay holds five weights from 38 g to 107 g, and Kyle adds a sixth at 120 g. Byron, Cindy and Pudding follow the same five-weight idea in new colours. Julia, Gina and Wendy carry steel balls inside, so they move and tap as you walk. Cherry, Mandy, Lena and Crystal add a vibrating egg and a remote. Starting light and moving up one weight at a time is the whole point of a stepped set.

Rotary vibrators

Rotary models spin the upper shaft a full 360 degrees while the body vibrates. Pag, Alvin and Khalifa run 236 to 240 mm, the longest Lovemate designs, with seven modes each. Paula, Kelly and Irene sit at 235 mm with a 36 mm shaft. Rotation feels different from vibration alone, more like a slow stirring pressure inside. Our piece on rotating dildos couples enjoy together explains why couples often reach for spinning shafts during partner play. Each one weighs 250 to 300 g, so expect some heft.

Prostate massagers

This group is built for the P-spot, the prostate gland reached through the rectum. Gene, Donnie, Parker and Luke share a 35.5 mm shaft in rising lengths, from 142 mm up to 203 mm. Greg, Brenda, Abbas, Abbot, Aaron and Wenker add a 10 metre remote, so one partner can control it. All have ten modes and USB charging. Duke sits in the same menu but is a vibrating cock ring, worn at the base of the penis rather than inserted.

How the names and codes work

Every Lovemate has two labels. The name, such as Akili or Polly, is printed on the box. The YAI code identifies the exact model. Related models share a code family. Polly, Coral and Ariel are YAI-010C, 010A and 010D. They look alike but differ in shaft width and length.

The code helps when a box shows several names. Some listings group Polly, Coral and Ariel together, because one box design covers all three. Check the product page photos to see which shape you are getting. If in doubt, the shaft width tells them apart. Coral is the slim one at 24 mm.

Materials, power and water

AloveToy lists every model as food-grade silicone over ABS plastic. Some Lovemate spec sheets say medical-grade silicone instead. Either way, the outer skin is silicone and the core is hard plastic. That makes the shafts firm rather than bendy.

Most models charge by USB in one to two hours. AloveToy quotes about two hours of use per charge. Polly, Coral and Ariel are the exceptions, taking two AA batteries each. Noise is rated at under 50 decibels, about the level of a quiet room.

Water is where to take care. AloveToy's own spec sheets rate the range for everyday splashes, not for soaking. Merry and Ian carry an IP65 rating, which covers jets of water but not submersion. If you want bath or shower play, choose from our fully waterproof vibrators instead. Rinse a Lovemate under a running tap, keep the charging port dry, then pat it down.

How Lovemate models compare

Here is how the main designs line up on length, modes and power.

Choosing your first Lovemate

Start with where you want the feeling. For outside play on the clitoris and vulva, a wand-style model such as Alisa spreads the vibration widely. For G-spot play, Zoe's S-curve angles the head toward the front wall of the vagina.

If you want both at once, Mona's bent shape places one end inside and one outside. If you hate charging, Polly or Ariel take AA batteries you can swap in seconds. For play with a partner holding the controls, Akili or Hyman come with a remote.

Size matters too. Coral is the narrowest at 24 mm, which suits a first insertable vibrator. The rotary models are the longest and heaviest, so they suit people who already know they like fullness. Our wider range of sex toys for women covers other shapes if none of these fit.

Using the remote models

Akili and Hyman each come with a small oval remote. Press and hold to switch on, then tap to move through the modes. The 10 metre range covers most rooms, though walls can cut it down.

Insert the egg with a little water-based lube, leaving the silicone loop outside. Hand the remote to your partner, or keep it yourself for hands-free play. When you are done, pull gently on the loop, never on the cord join.

Who Lovemate suits, and who should look elsewhere

Lovemate suits buyers who want simple controls, soft colours and a clear choice of shapes. It works well as a first vibrator, a gift, or a spare for travel. The remote eggs also suit couples who like handing over control.

Look elsewhere if you want app control, long-distance play or bath-time sessions. Lovemate has no app, and its water rating is splash level only. Bendy-shaft fans may also find the firm ABS core too rigid.

Learn more

Still deciding between shapes? Our guide to vibrators for women walks through bullets, rabbits, wands and G-spot designs. It also explains what each one feels like.

Why buy Lovemate at Adultsmart

We send genuine Lovemate stock from our Australian warehouse, in a plain box with no logos on the label. Each product page shows the colour options and photos of the exact model. Check the YAI code against the table above if you want to be sure. Named Like Friends. Delivered Like Strangers.