Another unique thing about Oh! is that it can be used with various content platforms. At the booth, the Oh! vibrators were paired to Spotify and if you held it up to your ear, you could hear the song that was playing and feel the Oh! vibrate in sync with the music. During my demo, I could both hear a thumpy Kylie Minogue dance track and can confirm the Oh! was buzzing along to the bass. When the beat dropped, the Oh! buzzed with everything it had. Basically, the Oh! is a vibrator powered by sound waves.
As for why you might want to do that, well, one suggestion from Ohdoki CEO and co-founder J.P. Wilhelmsen was creating your very own bow chicka wow wow playlist. Another use case might be for a more immersive experience for those who like to view adult content in VR.
This is part of Ohdoki’s attempts to build out its very own Handyverse, says Wilhemsen. “What we do is we sell the hardware and accessories, and then we provide the platform and IoT infrastructure for partners to connect through our APIs.” He then pointed to the company’s partnership with Naughty America, an adult content site. Naughty America can make content, then through the API, make that content interactive by syncing it with either The Handy or Oh!.
…Wilhemsen further clarified that both The Handy and Oh! connect to your phone via Bluetooth but claims that no personal data is collected or sent to any servers. You’re not required to create any sort of account to use the device, either. However, if you want to use either sex toy in the Handyverse, you must then also agree to that third party’s terms and services. Those partners might collect your personal information, but this is par for the course with any health tech gadget and API integration.
Read more:
Song, V. (2024, January 12). This high-tech sex toy syncs its vibes with music. The Verge. https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/12/24035200/oh-ohdoki-vibrator-sex-tech-ces