What Enjox is known for
Enjox launched in 2018 with a specific problem to solve, not a general product line: the founder built the brand's first toy, Kite, out of a long-distance relationship, with the explicit goal of making app-controlled intimacy work reliably over real distance rather than just Bluetooth range across a room. That origin still shapes the lineup — every current product is app-controlled through Enjox's own remote app, with Bluetooth for close-range use and internet-based control for couples who aren't in the same place.
The lineup is small and deliberate rather than sprawling: six products total, each targeting a specific use case (wearable, G-spot, travel, beginner anal, advanced prostate, and lubricant) rather than a dozen variations on the same shape.
The lineup
Kite — wearable panty vibrator
A wearable vibrator held in place by the included panty for hands-free clitoral stimulation, controlled through the app over Bluetooth (rated up to roughly 45 feet) or over the internet for long-distance control. Enjox markets it as unusually quiet for the category, which matters more than most spec sheets suggest if privacy or thin walls are a factor.
Yami — G-spot love egg
An internally-worn, curved G-spot vibrator using a metal motor for stronger output than most love-egg-style toys, with the same app and Bluetooth control as Kite. Enjox also markets it as usable for Kegel exercise between sessions, which is a reasonable secondary use for a smooth, insertable toy shape.
Mash — compact bullet vibrator
A small, portable bullet vibrator positioned for travel and couples' foreplay rather than as a primary toy — the category's usual role: quick, simple, and easy to pack.
Boom — beginner anal plug
An entry-level anal plug with an ergonomic shape designed for extended wear, explicitly positioned for people new to anal play. If you haven't used anal toys before, pair this with our anal toys buying guide for material, sizing, and lubricant basics before buying anything.
BoomPro — advanced e-stim prostate massager
This is not a beginner product, and Enjox doesn't market it as one — it combines vibration with genuine electro-stimulation (e-stim), delivering mild electrical pulses alongside vibration for a different kind of prostate stimulation than a standard vibrating plug. E-stim toys carry real safety considerations that don't apply to purely vibrating toys.
Lube — water-based lubricant
A water-based formula Enjox positions as safe with all their toy materials and safe for oral use. Water-based lube is the safer default with silicone toys specifically, since silicone-based lubricants can degrade silicone toy material over time — see our lubricants guide for the fuller breakdown of when each lube type actually matters.
What to know before buying
- This is a mid-range brand, not a budget one — list prices across the lineup run roughly CA$110-155 before any first-order promotions, closer to Lovense's bracket than Satisfyer's.
- Bluetooth range claims (up to ~45 feet) are lab conditions; walls, floors, and phone case interference will shrink that in practice, same as with any Bluetooth toy.
- Internet-based control (not just Bluetooth) is the actual point of this brand if long-distance is your use case — confirm that mode specifically rather than assuming any "app-controlled" toy supports it.
Who it's for
Couples who are actually long-distance for real stretches of time, not just occasionally in separate rooms — that's the specific use case Enjox is built around, and it shows in the internet-control feature the Bluetooth-only competitors in this price range don't have. If you want a broader comparison across app-controlled brands generally, our Lovense lineup guide covers the category's most established name, and our long-distance sex toys guide looks at the format itself rather than one brand.