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Playboy and Brunette | Adult Movies OnlineLovers are renowned for developing innovative sex toys, but this latest release is interesting. And, if you buy one, you can get another 50% off with the code “GOBOGO.”

Here’s the tea: On May 27, Playboy Pleasure released a range of multi-functional toys, two of which have a detachable cock ring base (essentially offering two toys in one). This new line features an innovative thruster (Match Play), a G-spot/P-spot vibrator (Mix & Match), and a lipstick vibe (Bunny Bunch).

SEE ALSO: I tried out Playboy Pleasure's male sex toy range. I had a wild ride.

The Match Play and Mix & Match vibrators are similar to the Lovers Joy Stick Thruster, which went viral on Instagram with 2.3M views and sold out twice, but they’re different in that each has a detachable cock ring base.

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Match Play, $119

Opens in a new window Credit: Playboy Pleasure Match Play $119 at Lovers

Match Play (adeptly named) is a two-in-one thrusting vibrator and cock ring toy that gives you even morepossibilities to play. It combines a thrusting rabbit vibrator and a completely detachable cock ring that can be used together or separately with or without a partner.

The bulbous, thrusting shaft is designed for deliciously deep G-spot or P-spot stimulation while the detachable cock ring is stretchy enough to fit comfortably around the base of the penis for enhanced pleasure and stamina.

Combine the two to get buzzy perineum or clitoris stimulation while the base thrusts inside you or your partner.

Mix & Match, $109

Opens in a new window Credit: Playboy Pleasures Mix & Match $109 at Lovers

Mix & Match isn’t a thrusting vibrator, but it’s still a two-in-one toy with a detachable cock ring base. Unlike the Match Play, this toy has a curved and textured ripple shaft (which is perfect for G-spot or P-spot pleasure). You can use it in the same way as Match Play, but get a different sensory experience with the unique texture and curvature of the Mix & Match vibrator.

Bunny Bunch, $64

Opens in a new window Credit: Playboy Pleasure Bunny Bunch $64 at Lovers

Bunny Bunch, which I’ve had the pleasure of trying myself, is a super cute and super softbullet vibrator. It’s compact (perfect for travel or discreet play), has seven vibrating speeds and rhythms, and it’s waterproof, so you can literally take it anywhere. The only thing I’d caution is that this toy does get a little hot (temperature-wise) if you use it for an extended period of time, so be mindful of that.

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