Lovense, a manufacturer of pleasure products, has launched Fizz, a new dual-head clitoral stimulator. The device combines air-pulse suction with rhythmic tapping and is available globally as of July 20, 2026.

Design and Functionality

The Fizz stimulator features a dual-head architecture designed to act on the clitoral glans and surrounding tissue. It offers two distinct stimulation modes: an air-pulse suction head and a tapping head. The air-pulse suction head targets the clitoral glans directly and includes multiple intensity levels, with ultra-gentle settings for gradual arousal. The tapping head delivers rhythmic, distributed stimulation to surrounding tissue, designed for broader-area stimulation.

The device is app-controlled, allowing users to program custom sequences that combine both modes through the Lovense Remote App. It also supports long-distance partner control via the Lovense Remote app, enabling real-time partner control, custom patterns, and connected play within the Lovense ecosystem. The Fizz is made from body-safe silicone, is fully IPX7 waterproof, and has a compact ergonomic design. It is pink in color and constructed from 15% ABS, 80% silicone, and 5% iron. The TwinAir air-pressure technology provides up to 200 airwaves per minute. The device has a charging time of approximately 64 minutes and can remain in standby mode for up to 120 hours. Its lowest noise level is below 50 dB, with a maximum sound level around 70 dB.

Scientific Basis for Innovation

Lovense states that the design of Fizz addresses emerging neuroscience research indicating that the clitoris is served by a distributed nerve network more extensive than previously understood. This research includes a study conducted in March 2026 by neuroscientist Ju Young Lee and a team at Amsterdam University Medical Center. This team produced the first complete 3D map of the nerve network within the human clitoris, utilizing synchrotron radiation X-rays. The study, published on bioRxiv, identified that the clitoris's primary sensory pathways extend beyond the visible glans into surrounding structures such as the hood, mons pubis, and labial area.

The research highlighted that the dorsal nerve, identified as the primary sensory highway of the clitoris, maintains its strength as it reaches the tip and branches across multiple tissue zones. This 3D mapping of the nerves within the glans of the clitoris is the first of its kind, occurring 28 years after the equivalent mapping of the penis was completed in 1998. Lovense indicates that this research points to a broader design question: if clitoral sensation involves more than one visible point, pleasure products can explore more than one mode of stimulation.

Market Positioning and User Experience

Dan Liu, CEO of Lovense, stated that Fizz was created around the idea that pleasure is not "one-note," aiming to provide users with more ways to explore what feels good for their bodies by combining focused suction, rhythmic tapping, and programmable app control. The Fizz is priced at $129 USD (MSRP) and became available globally on Lovense.com on July 20, 2026.

Amie Dawson, Ph.D., reviewed the Lovense Fizz on July 19, 2026. Dawson reported being able to orgasm reliably with the Fizz, a different experience from previous Lovense air-pulse toys like the Tenera and Tenera 2. Dawson noted that the orgasm delivered by the Fizz is "fundamentally different" from those achieved with other clit suckers, describing them as "fast, 'pushed' orgasms" rather than "slow, wave-like, full-body climaxes." Dawson rated the air-pulse intensity at 4.5/5, pulse quality and depth at 4.0/5, seal and nozzle comfort at 4.5/5, ease of use and controls at 5.0/5, and noise and discretion at 1.0/5, resulting in an overall score of 3.8/5. Dawson suggested the Fizz is a "strong buy at ~$149" for "power users, long-distance couples, and people who sometimes just need to get there fast," but considered it a "special-occasion toy, not a daily driver" for "sensitive-to-moderate users."

Key Facts

  • Lovense launched Fizz, a dual-head clitoral stimulator, on July 20, 2026.
  • Fizz combines air-pulse suction and rhythmic tapping in a single device.
  • The design is informed by March 2026 neuroscience research from Amsterdam University Medical Center, which produced the first complete 3D map of the clitoral nerve network.
  • The device features app-controlled customization and long-distance partner control via the Lovense Remote App.
  • Fizz is priced at $129 USD (MSRP) and is available globally on Lovense.com.
  • Reviewer Amie Dawson, Ph.D., noted the Fizz delivers "fast, 'pushed' orgasms" and rated its overall score at 3.8/5.