Svakom Mora Neo Connected Rabbit with Bead System

The Mora Neo is a connected rabbit vibrator from Svakom, designed for simultaneous internal and clitoral stimulation. Its headline feature is a sliding ring of beads moving inside a semi-rigid shaft, paired with an independent clitoral stimulator. The model belongs to the brand’s app-controllable lineup, with remote control and partner interaction features. This isn’t a hands-on review: it summarizes and puts into context the information Svakom publishes on its product page.

What Svakom claims

A ring of beads driven inside a semi-rigid shaft
3 bead speeds, 5+1 vibration modes and 5 intensity levels
An “Intelligent” mode advertised as mimicking sexual rhythms
Liquid silicone, 195 x 32 x 60 mm, insertable length 111 x 32 mm
800 mAh battery: 2 hours of charging for a claimed 2 hours of use
IPX7 rating, waterproof up to 1 meter, USB-C charging

The bead ring sliding inside the shaft

Svakom’s headline selling point is mechanical: the Mora Neo doesn’t just vibrate, it features a ring of beads that moves inside its semi-rigid shaft. The manufacturer lists three speeds for this motion, controllable independently from the vibrations. The clitoral arm is described as an independent stimulator, which implies separate control over the two zones. As for dimensions, the spec sheet lists overall measurements of 195 x 32 x 60 mm, with an insertable portion of 111 x 32 mm, and a weight of 178 g. These figures place the Mora Neo in the mid-size rabbit category, with a constant 32 mm diameter along the insertable section. Svakom doesn’t specify the range of motion of the beads or the measured noise level of the mechanism.

5+1 vibration modes and an Intelligent mode

The Mora Neo’s spec sheet lists 5+1 vibration modes and 5+1 intensity levels, plus a dedicated mode for the bead mechanism offered in three speeds. The “+1,” according to Svakom, refers to a bonus Intelligent mode described as mimicking sexual rhythms: the brand presents it as an automatic sequence rather than a manual setting. The model also includes a memory function which, per the manufacturer, resumes the last vibration mode used when turned back on — a convenience for anyone who wants to pick up their usual settings without scrolling through the whole list. Svakom also mentions a travel lock meant to prevent accidental activation in a bag or suitcase. The page doesn’t specify the exact activation procedure for this lock, nor how the physical buttons map to the two motors.

App control via the SVAKOM app and remote use

The Mora Neo belongs to the brand’s connected lineup. Svakom states that the device pairs with a Bluetooth-compatible smartphone and is then controlled through the SVAKOM app. The manufacturer highlights three uses: customizing settings from the phone, long-distance control, and partner interaction. The latter targets couples who are geographically apart, a positioning Svakom sums up with the idea that distance shouldn’t stand in the way of pleasure. The page also mentions apps tied to the brand’s ecosystem, including KooSync and FeelXVideos, as well as partner webcam sites. Svakom doesn’t go into detail on this page about the app’s exact features — custom pattern creation, sound or music sync, built-in video calling — nor the minimum iOS and Android versions required.

Liquid silicone, IPX7 waterproofing and USB-C charging

Svakom describes the Mora Neo as made from soft-touch liquid silicone, a non-porous material that can be cleaned with water and mild soap. The stated rating is IPX7, meaning waterproof up to one meter according to the manufacturer, which the brand says makes cleaning easier and allows use in the shower or bath. On the power side, the spec sheet lists an 800 mAh lithium-polymer battery, a voltage of 3.7 V, a charging time of two hours, and a claimed runtime of two hours as well. Charging is done via a USB-C port, protected by a dust cover, with a battery indicator signaling when it’s time to recharge. Svakom doesn’t specify whether a magnetic cable is included, nor the exact contents of the box beyond mentioning the USB-C port.

Frequently asked questions

Do the vibrations and the beads work separately?

Svakom describes the clitoral stimulator as independent and clearly distinguishes, in its spec sheet, the 5+1 vibration modes from the 3 bead speeds. This suggests two separate settings. The page, however, doesn’t detail the button logic or whether one function can be fully switched off while keeping the other running, whether manually or via the app.

How long does the battery last?

Svakom states an 800 mAh lithium-polymer battery, with two hours of charging for two hours of claimed use. These figures typically reflect average use rather than continuous operation of both motors at full intensity, a point the manufacturer doesn’t clarify. Charging is done via USB-C, with a battery indicator and a dust cover on the port.

Can it be used in the bath?

According to Svakom, yes: the brand lists an IPX7 rating, described as waterproofing allowing immersion up to one meter, and explicitly mentions use in the shower or bath. The manufacturer also frames this as a cleaning advantage, since the product can be fully rinsed. The charging port’s protective cover should logically be closed before any immersion.

What price does Svakom list?

The product page shows a regular price of $130, which according to the brand includes discreet international shipping, a two-year warranty, and a ten-year quality support commitment. Euro pricing and conditions applied by European retailers aren’t listed on this page and may differ.

Who it’s for

Based on its stated positioning, the Mora Neo targets people looking for dual internal and clitoral stimulation with mechanical motion added on top of vibration. Its Bluetooth connectivity and interaction features also make it suitable for couples who want to share control, including remotely. The 111 x 32 mm insertable dimensions assume comfort with a standard rabbit-style size.

The Lovense equivalent

The closest Lovense model to the Svakom Mora Neo is the Lovense Nora.