Svakom Ella Neo Connected Vibrating Egg

The Ella Neo is an elongated vibrating egg that Svakom places within its app-controllable accessory lineup, alongside non-connected models such as the Elva. The brand describes it as a bullet-style vibrator made of textured silicone, usable solo or remotely via the in-house app. This fact sheet is not a review: it summarizes and puts into context the information published by Svakom on its product page, as it stands.

What Svakom claims

11 vibration modes, selectable directly from the device
Textured silicone and ABS body, Φ33 mm x 212 mm, 62 g
LED screen that follows the vibration rhythm, according to Svakom
IPX7 waterproofing: immersion claimed up to 1 meter
300 mAh battery: 1 hour of charging for 2 hours of claimed battery life
Control via the SVAKOM app, including remote control

An elongated egg rather than a simple bullet

Svakom lists the Ella Neo’s dimensions as 33 mm in diameter by 212 mm in length, weighing 62 g. This claimed shape departs from the classic compact bullet: the total length includes a stem or tail, while the diameter remains that of an egg. The stated materials are silicone and ABS, with the silicone described as textured — a surface pattern the brand presents as enhancing sensation rather than being purely decorative. Svakom doesn’t detail the exact split between the two materials, nor the stiffness of the elongated section, and doesn’t specify whether it’s meant solely for grip or for retrieval. These design details are worth checking against the manufacturer’s visuals before buying, since the diameter listed on the spec sheet stays constant throughout.

Eleven modes, controls on both the body and the tail

The brand lists 11 vibration modes, accessible directly via the button on the device’s body. It also mentions control from both the tail and the body, i.e. two separate control points, presented as intuitive. The spec sheet further lists “1” intensity level: Svakom doesn’t elaborate on this, suggesting that variation comes from switching modes rather than from independent power steps on the device itself. No data on power, frequency, or noise level is published, and we haven’t tried the product ourselves: it’s therefore not possible here to assess the actual intensity of the vibrations. There’s also an LED screen, which Svakom describes as reflecting the current rhythm — a visual feedback feature, not a setting control as such.

The SVAKOM app and remote use

The Ella Neo belongs to Svakom’s lineup of app-controlled accessories. The brand highlights quick pairing with its app and the ability to hand over control remotely, presenting this connectivity as a solution for partners who are geographically apart. The support pages link to a dedicated app guide, the KooSync tool, and the FeelXVideos service, the latter being tied to synchronization with video content. Svakom doesn’t specify, on this product page, the Bluetooth range, minimum operating system requirements, or the full list of features available within the app — custom pattern creation, sound-controlled playback, or vibrating messages. A buyer primarily interested in the connected features would therefore do well to check the brand’s app guide rather than relying solely on the sales page.

Waterproofing, discreet charging, and box contents

Svakom claims an IPX7 rating, which it translates as allowing immersion up to one meter, and highlights use in the shower or bath. Charging is done via a micro-pin connector, a system the brand presents as compatible with this waterproofing and visually discreet; it requires a proprietary magnetic cable rather than a standard USB-C port. On the power side, the spec sheet lists a 300 mAh lithium-polymer battery, one hour of charging for a claimed two hours of battery life, a nominal voltage of 3.7 V, and a charging voltage of 5 V. According to Svakom, the box includes the Ella Neo, a USB charging cable, the user manual, and a storage pouch. The brand also states a two-year replacement warranty along with ten years of quality support.

Listed price and positioning within the Svakom lineup

At the time of checking, the Svakom store listed the Ella Neo on sale at 123 versus a regular price of 144, in the currency selected on the site — a figure that may change and should be verified directly with the manufacturer. The page places the model alongside two related products: the Elva, a remote-controlled vibrating egg, and the Plume, a bullet with a flexible tail. The Ella Neo stands apart from the Elva through its app connectivity, whereas the remote control assumes physical proximity. Svakom also highlights several industry awards received by the brand between 2022 and 2026, but the ones specifically named relate to other products in its catalog, not the Ella Neo. Nothing in the manufacturer’s text details any award won by this particular model.

What the fact sheet doesn’t say

Several useful pieces of information are missing from the manufacturer’s page, and it would be misleading to fill them in by guesswork. Svakom doesn’t publish noise level data, even though this is a common concern for an accessory meant for discreet use. The exact type of wireless connection, its claimed range, and compatible app versions aren’t detailed here. The brand also doesn’t describe recommended uses for a 212 mm-long egg: external stimulation, internal, or both. Finally, no guidance is given on lubricant compatibility, though silicone generally calls for water-based formulas. The user manual, downloadable from the product page, remains the best source to check for these points.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Ella Neo be controlled remotely by a partner?

Svakom presents the Ella Neo as an interactive product controlled via its app, with an explicit pitch around bridging distance between partners. The principle of remote control is therefore stated. However, the brand doesn’t detail on this page the range, the exact mechanics of shared control, or the technical requirements: Svakom’s published app guide is more detailed on these points.

How long does the battery last?

Svakom lists a 300 mAh lithium-polymer battery, charged in about one hour, for a claimed battery life of two hours. These are manufacturer figures: they generally correspond to continuous use and can vary depending on the modes and intensity used. Charging is done via a micro-pin connector, compatible with the claimed waterproofing.

Can it be used in the bath or shower?

Yes, according to the manufacturer: Svakom claims an IPX7 rating, described as allowing immersion up to one meter deep, and highlights use in both the shower and the bathtub. Worth noting: water tends to dilute lubricants, and Svakom doesn’t specify whether the wireless connection stays stable when the device is submerged.

Are there multiple power levels?

The spec sheet lists 11 vibration modes but mentions only one intensity level, without explaining this further. It’s therefore likely that variation comes from switching modes via the device’s buttons, rather than from separate power steps. Svakom doesn’t specify whether the app allows for finer intensity adjustment, and we haven’t tested the product to confirm.

Who it’s for

Based on its stated positioning, the Ella Neo targets people looking for a vibrating egg controllable from a smartphone, for solo use or shared with a distant partner, and who appreciate textured rather than smooth silicone. Its claimed waterproofing also suits use in the shower or bath. Those who prefer a simple remote-control box without an app would be better served looking at Svakom’s non-connected models.

The Lovense equivalent

The closest Lovense model to the Svakom Ella Neo is the Lovense Lush Mini (our review).