Buying Guide for Sex Dolls

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On July 29, 2022

Ever seen a doll look amazing in the ads, only to be shocked when you unbox it?

I once dropped over $1,000 on a “hyper-realistic” doll. But the material felt cheap, reeked of chemicals, and I wanted to toss it after one use…

Later, I learned 90% of sellers use fake photos to trick you! Let me share what I’ve learned the hard way to help you avoid these scams.

Material Options

There are 3 main types on the market. Here are their pros and cons, laid out clearly:

✅ Pros: Most lifelike appearance; durable (even tiny details like veins and skin texture are realistic).

❌ Cons: Vaginal area is stiff, leading to poor sensation.

Price: $2,000+

Best for: People who prioritize a realistic look.

✅ Pros: Entire body is soft; vaginal area can be customized (with textures like threads, bumps, or a “suction” feel).

❌ Cons: Slightly oily (medical-grade TPE reduces this); less durable; makeup fades easily.

Price: $1,000–$2,000

Best for: People chasing a better physical experience.

My pick: Realistic, long-lasting makeup on the head + soft body.

Price: Around $2,000

Pro tip: Go for one with a “yoga skeleton”—it’s way easier to pose!

Height: Choose one 15–20cm shorter than you (e.g., if you’re 175cm, pick a 158cm doll).
Smart voice: Must-have! It responds to touch, making the experience way more real.
Jelly breasts: Made of soft gel, they feel close to real human skin.

These 3 factors matter more than the brand name:

Does it offer one-on-one customer service? (For cleaning and maintenance tips.)
Is the material high-quality? (Check for strange odors.)
Are comfort and realism handled professionally? (Look closely at their detailed photos.)