The hottest sex toys of 2019 that will get you frisky fast

Happy hump day.

Has your bedroom become more about sleeping and Netflix than doing the horizontal tango? We’ve rounded up the next-gen sex toys to help bust you out of your rut.

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Racy Reading

If you like your stimulation with a bit of culture on the side, the Vibease ($139.95, lovehoney.com.au) works with an app that syncs with erotic audiobooks. So when you chance upon the phrase ‘he touched her softly’, the machine will follow suit.

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Virtual Porn

Australians watch a lot of porn: in fact, according to one of the world’s most trafficked sites, Pornhub, only six other countries consume it more feverishly. What’s more, 25 per cent of local viewers are women, compared to a global average of 23 per cent. Suffice it to say, we are keen consumers, and where there are keen consumers there’s money to be made, especially if you can offer enhanced tech. To make the experience more immersive, several companies are now producing porn where the action is filmed using a GoPro camera with either a 360º or 180º range of motion, and the movie can be watched through virtual-reality goggles. In essence, the viewer feels like he or she is in the movie. A compatible headset such as the HTC Vive (harveynorman.com.au) will set you back just under $1000.

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High-Tech Pleasure

Want to spice things up but not a fan of traditional dildos? The Lelo SONA ($209, lelo.com/sona) uses suction as well as sonic waves and pulses to mimic oral sex as closely as possible. It’s also discretely shaped and surprisingly quiet.

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Appy Hour

Take phone or long-distance sex to the next level by jumping on the teledildonics trend – all you need is a decent wi-fi connection to pleasure your partner through a smartphone app.

One of the pioneers in this market is We-Vibe. The Sync ($299.95, joujouvibe.com.au) has 10 vibration settings, ranging from pulses to the jauntily named cha-cha-cha. The person in control of the app chooses what the recipient experiences and controls the intensity by pinching their thumb and forefinger on the screen, as if zooming in on a photo on a smartphone.

There is also a picture-in-picture feature so you can see each other’s reactions and you can record your favourite settings to return to the next time.

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