Combining air-pulse suction with rhythmic tapping, Fizz offers more varied stimulation across the clitoral glans and surrounding tissue, giving users more ways to personalize pleasure.
Lovense, an intimacy technology company specializing in app-controlled pleasure products, today announced the global launch of Fizz, a dual-head clitoral stimulator that combines air-pulse suction with rhythmic tapping in a single device.
Fizz can offer two fundamentally different stimulation modes — addressing emerging neuroscience research showing that the clitoris is served by a distributed nerve network far more extensive than previously understood.
The Science Behind the Design
In March 2026, neuroscientist Ju Young Lee and a team at Amsterdam University Medical Center produced the first-ever complete 3D map of the nerve network within the human clitoris, using synchrotron radiation X-rays. The study, published on bioRxiv, identified the clitoris’s primary sensory pathways do not end at the visible glans; branches extend into surrounding structures including the hood, mons pubis, and labial area.
This is the first ever 3D map of the nerves within the glans of the clitoris.The equivalent mapping of the penis was completed in 1998 — 28 years earlier.
A key finding: the dorsal nerve, the primary sensory highway of the clitoris, does not diminish in strength as it reaches the tip. It continues at full capacity and branches across multiple tissue zones.The research points to a broader design question: if clitoral sensation involves more than one visible point, pleasure products can also explore more than one mode of stimulation.
Unlike most suction products currently on the market, which act solely on the clitoral glans, Fizzexpands this interaction model with a dual-head architecture:
Air-pulse suction head — Targets the clitoral glans directly with multiple intensity levels, including ultra-gentle settings for gradual arousal building.
Tapping head — Delivers rhythmic, distributed stimulation to surrounding tissue (clitoral hood, clitoral shaft, and labia), designed for broader-area stimulation around tissue zones discussed in Lee’s research.
App-controlled customization — Users program custom sequences combining both modes through the Lovense Remote App, with full intensity adjustment across each head independently.
Long-distance partner control — Works with the Lovense Remote app for real-time partner control, custom patterns, and connected play from anywhere via the Lovense ecosystem.
“For years, clitoral suction toys have focused on one sensation and one point of contact,” said Dan Liu, CEO of Lovense. “Fizz was created around a simple idea: pleasure is not one-note. By combining focused suction, rhythmic tapping, and programmable app control, we want to give users more ways to explore what actually feels good for their bodies.”
Fizz is available globally starting July 20, 2026, at lovense.com. Retail price: $129 USD.
About Lovense
Lovense is a pioneering sex tech company specializing in app-controlled and interactive pleasure products. Founded in 2010, the company’s ecosystem connects partners through Bluetooth and internet-enabled devices, with products sold in over 200 countries. For more information, visit www.lovense.com.
