Hismith Premium 3.0 Pro: 100W App-Controlled Sex Machine
The Premium 3.0 Pro is a motorized sex machine that Hismith positions above its Premium 3.0, keeping the same basic architecture while adding extra control modes. The manufacturer lists a 100W motor, adjustable stroke length, and three ways to operate the device: a wired dial, a wireless remote, and the Hismith app. The brand offers two versions, Pro and Pro+, the latter featuring a shield around the mechanism. This write-up summarizes and explains the information published by Hismith on its product page; it is not a review, as the product was not tested by our team.
What Hismith claims
- Three control modes: wired, wireless remote, app
- Motor rated at 100W, up to 267 strokes per minute
- Adjustable stroke length from 3.3 to 12.8 cm, according to Hismith
- Adjustable arm: horizontal, angled, or vertical position
- App with custom patterns and remote control between users
- Two versions: Pro, or Pro+ with a protective shield
Three ways to control the machine, according to Hismith
This is the page’s central selling point: while the Premium 3.0 was mainly operated via a wired control, Hismith states that the 3.0 Pro accepts three input methods. The wired dial remains the most direct option, letting you adjust speed without relying on a wireless connection. The wireless remote, included in the box according to the manufacturer’s packing list, lets you change the pace without getting up or reaching for the base. The Hismith app, finally, is presented as the most complete option: the brand mentions creating custom patterns, shared modes, and interactive control open to other users, implying remote or shared use. Hismith doesn’t specify on this page which operating systems are supported, nor the actual range of the wireless connection.
100W motor, 267 strokes/min, and a stroke length of 3.3 to 12.8 cm
The figures highlighted by Hismith describe a thrusting machine rather than a vibrating device. The motor is rated at 100W, with a maximum speed of 267 strokes per minute. Stroke length—the distance the rod travels back and forth—adjusts from 3.3 to 12.8 cm (1.3 to 5.03 inches, per the manufacturer’s conversion). These two parameters are independent: in theory, you could combine a short stroke with a fast pace, or a long stroke with a slow one. The manufacturer’s meta description also mentions quiet operation, though the page gives no decibel measurement. Hismith also doesn’t specify, in the product text, the machine’s weight or overall dimensions—useful details for anticipating bulk and storage needs.
Adjustable arm and compatibility with KlicLok accessories
Hismith states that the support arm adjusts to a horizontal, angled, or vertical position. This is a key point for this type of device: the angle determines which positions are practical and how the machine sits on the floor, against a bed, or in a tight space. On the attachment side, the page fits within the brand’s KlicLok ecosystem, its proprietary attachment system, and highlights a range of accessories sold separately: suction adapters for non-compatible dildos, a KlicLok-to-Vac-U-Lock adapter, a 30 cm extension rod, a spring mount, and a vibrator clamp. Hismith presents these as frequently purchased add-ons, each sold at its own price. The packing list mentions a Hismith silicone dildo included as standard, allowing for initial use without any extra purchase.
Pro or Pro+: what the protective shield changes
Hismith offers two versions to choose from on the same page. The Premium 3.0 Pro is the base model, listed at $499 by the manufacturer. The Premium 3.0 Pro+ adds, according to the brand, a protective shield around the moving mechanism, resulting in a more enclosed unit and increased safety during use. The practical benefit is easy to understand on a thrusting machine: the shield reduces the risk of pinching and keeps sheets, hair, or clothing from getting caught in the moving parts. Hismith doesn’t specify on this page the exact price difference for the Pro+, nor any other potential technical differences between the two versions. The page does, however, outline the brand’s general commercial terms: secure payment via PayPal or card, shipping from warehouses in the United States and Europe, and discreet packaging with no explicit markings on the box.
What Hismith includes in the box
The packing list published by the manufacturer is short and clear: a Hismith machine, a power supply, a remote and speed dial set, and a Hismith silicone dildo. In other words, the machine is ready to use right out of the box, with both wired and wireless control covered by the included accessories. The app, on the other hand, requires a download and isn’t a physical item in the package. Hismith doesn’t mention a carrying case, mounting straps, lubricant, or cleaning products in this list. The manufacturer also doesn’t provide, on this page, a cleaning protocol for the attachment or maintenance instructions for the mechanism. For these details, it’s best to check the manual included with the device or the brand’s support resources online.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sets the 3.0 Pro apart from the Premium 3.0?
Hismith presents the 3.0 Pro as an evolution of the Premium 3.0, with the main difference being the control modes: the Pro supports a wireless remote, a wired dial, and the Hismith app, whereas the previous model was more limited. Any other differences between the two generations aren’t detailed on this product page.
Can you use your own dildos with this machine?
Hismith includes a silicone dildo of its own brand and relies on its KlicLok attachment system. For other accessories, the manufacturer separately offers several adapters: a suction adapter for non-suction dildos, a KlicLok-to-Vac-U-Lock adapter, and extra-large or rust-resistant versions. Compatibility therefore depends on the adapter chosen, and these parts aren’t included in the original package.
Is the machine quiet?
Hismith emphasizes quiet operation in the device’s general description, but the product page provides no decibel measurement, either at minimum speed or at the maximum pace of 267 strokes per minute. On a 100W thrusting machine, actual noise levels also depend on the mount and attachment used. This point therefore remains unquantified by the manufacturer.
Do you need the app to use it?
No, according to Hismith’s description: the wired speed dial and wireless remote are included in the box and are enough to operate the machine. The app adds extra features announced by the brand, such as custom patterns, shared modes, and interactive remote control with other users.
Who it’s for
Hismith is targeting people already interested in motorized sex machines, willing to invest a significant budget and set aside space for a fixed device rather than a handheld toy. The triple control options and the app’s community features clearly position the product for solo use as well as shared use, including remotely. The Pro+ version with its protective shield is better suited to those who prefer a more enclosed, reassuring unit around the mechanism.
The Lovense equivalent
The Lovense model closest to the Hismith Premium 3.0 Pro is the Lovense Sex Machine.