LOS ANGELES — Motorbunny, the motorized ride-on-top vibrator designed for both men and women, is offering a new modular controller that allows operation via Bluetooth pairing.
The Motorbunny Link Controller, coupled with a new app (MB Link), lets users control the various speeds and frequency of the “buzz” and “twirl” functions from their mobile phone or tablet.
The MB Link app is available on iOS app store and Google Play.
“The development of the Motorbunny Link Controller has been in the works since Motorbunny first arrived in market, and we’re pleased to be able to demonstrate our hard work to innovate in a category that hasn’t seen much change in decades,” said Craig Mewbourne, brand consultant for Motorbunny.
Users can select from pre-loaded speed and frequency routines, create and loop their own routines by “drawing” them on a timeline, sync the Motorbunny to music and be able to reverse the rotational direction of the “twirl” rotation function.
Mewbourne said these exciting new capabilities reveal a host of new experiences for couples that enjoy power play in the bedroom. Riders are able to gain manual control of the unit at any time by manipulating the physical knobs on the controller.
“Motorbunny owners can enjoy the full range of capabilities, and see how this product can transform modern partner play,” Mewbourne said.
Motorbunny also is working to finalize internet connectivity. That remote interface is anticipated to be ready for consumers by 2018 and will be rolled out automatically for all MB Link app users.
The Motorbunny Link Controller is available for purchase directly from Motorbunny.com for $199 (a small number of Motorbunny units sold prior to 2017 will require a modification upgrade in order to be compatible with the Motorbunny Link Controller; that upgrade will be completed free of charge by Motorbunny with purchase of the controller).
Customer service advocates are available online at Motorbunny.com or by email at support@motorbunny.com for any questions or assistance with instructions to prepare a unit for an upgrade.
