Svakom Phoenix Neo 2 Connected Egg with Light

The Phoenix Neo 2 is a connected vibrating egg from Svakom, presented by the brand as the redesign of its Phoenix Neo. It combines an internal part worn vaginally, an external appendage, and a small decorative light, all controllable via Bluetooth from the SVAKOM app. Svakom positions it within its interactive lineup, designed for long-distance play and syncing with video content. This article summarizes and explains the information published by the manufacturer: we have not tested this product.

What Svakom states

Bluetooth-connected vibrating egg, controlled via the SVAKOM app
11 vibration modes stated by the manufacturer
Tail light that can be turned on or off from the app
Body made of textured silicone and ABS, 16 x 119 x 128 mm, 91 g
IPX7 rating, waterproof up to one meter according to Svakom
850 mAh battery: 2-hour charge for a stated 4.5-hour battery life

An egg designed for remote control

Svakom positions the Phoenix Neo 2 at the heart of its interactive lineup. The toy connects via Bluetooth to a smartphone and is then controlled from the SVAKOM app. The brand highlights three uses: local control from the phone, control by a partner located anywhere in the world, and syncing vibrations with adult video content. Svakom also references its FeelXVideos app and its KooSync app in its support pages, along with a section dedicated to webcam models, as the product belongs to the Connexion series. The manufacturer states that pairing is quick, taking just a few seconds. On this page, it does not detail the full list of functions available in the app (custom patterns, fine-tuned settings, history). According to the technical specs, there are eleven built-in vibration modes.1

Textured body, silicone, and tail light

The construction combines silicone and ABS, according to the technical specs published by Svakom. The brand describes an extra-soft silicone and a textured body, whose contour and curve are said to contribute both to comfort during wear and to sensation. The stated dimensions are 16 x 119 x 128 mm for a weight of 91 g, which corresponds to an egg with an external appendage rather than a simple vibrating ball. The most visible feature of this version is the light located on the external part: Svakom presents it as a staging detail, which can be switched on or off from the app depending on preference. This is a design choice to weigh according to whether discretion or, conversely, a visible object—particularly useful in filmed use—is preferred.

IPX7 waterproofing and magnetic charging

Svakom states an IPX7 rating, meaning it can be submerged up to a depth of one meter, and presents the toy as usable in the shower or bath. This waterproofing goes hand in hand with magnetic charging: there’s no open port to protect, as the included USB cable attaches via magnetic contacts. An IPX7 rating doesn’t eliminate the need for the usual precautions—carefully drying the contacts before recharging, and cleaning after each use with a product suitable for silicone materials. Svakom indeed offers an intimate cleanser among its related accessories. The manufacturer does not specify on this page compatibility with any particular type of lubricant; as a precaution, a water-based lubricant remains the standard rule with silicone. The box contains the Phoenix Neo 2, the USB charging cable, a manual, and a storage pouch.

Stated battery life and warranty

The technical specs mention a lithium-polymer battery of 850 mAh, powered at 3.7V and charged at 5V. Svakom states a two-hour charge time for roughly 4.5 hours of use. As always, this figure corresponds to the manufacturer’s own testing conditions: use at the highest intensities, or with the light on and Bluetooth connection active continuously, will naturally reduce actual battery life. Svakom does not detail the protocol used to arrive at this figure. On the customer service side, the brand offers a two-year replacement warranty and a stated ten-year quality support commitment, along with a product authentication service and a dedicated page for charging cables. Shipping is presented as discreet, with neutral billing. Svakom also highlights several professional awards the brand has received in recent years, though none specifically concern the Phoenix Neo 2.

What’s new in version 2 compared to the Phoenix Neo

Svakom explicitly presents this model as a redesign of the original Phoenix Neo, promising better control and stronger stimulation. Based solely on the published information, three elements stand out as specific to this second version: the app-controlled tail light, the textured and curved body, and the entire connected feature set now grouped under the SVAKOM app. The manufacturer does not provide a quantified comparison table between the two generations on this page: the exact extent of the gains in power or range is therefore not documented. Worth noting, Svakom also offers another connected egg, the Ella Neo, which places the Phoenix Neo 2 at the higher end of its interactive egg lineup. Anyone upgrading from a first-generation Phoenix Neo would benefit from comparing both manuals, available for download on the brand’s website.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Phoenix Neo 2 be worn and controlled remotely by a partner?

Yes, this is the main use case stated by Svakom. Once the toy is paired via Bluetooth to a smartphone, the brand indicates that a partner can take control from anywhere in the world through the SVAKOM app. The manufacturer does not specify on this page the range of the local Bluetooth connection or the conditions required for long-distance control.

Can it be used in the shower or bath?

Svakom states an IPX7 waterproof rating, meaning it can be submerged up to one meter, and explicitly presents shower or bath use as an option. Charging is done via magnetic contacts, with no open port. The manufacturer does not specify whether the Bluetooth connection remains stable underwater—in practice, water significantly weakens this type of signal.

How long does the battery last?

Svakom’s technical specs state an 850 mAh battery, a two-hour charge time, and approximately 4.5 hours of battery life. This figure comes from the manufacturer’s own testing, the conditions of which are not detailed. Use at higher intensities, with the light on and the Bluetooth connection maintained, will logically result in lower actual battery life.

What’s included in the box?

Svakom states that the package includes the Phoenix Neo 2, a USB charging cable, a user manual, and a storage pouch. Intimate cleanser is not included: the brand sells it separately among its accessories. The manufacturer does not mention any lubricant as part of the box contents.

Who it’s for

The Phoenix Neo 2 is aimed primarily at those interested in connected play: long-distance couples, synced use with video content, and webcam models—an audience Svakom explicitly targets with its Connexion series. Its external light and textured body make it a more attention-grabbing object than a typical discreet egg. Those looking for a sober, purely mechanical vibrator, without an app or smartphone involved, will find a more straightforward answer elsewhere.

The Lovense equivalent

The Lovense model closest to the Svakom Phoenix Neo 2 is the Lovense Lush 4 (our review).