Let’s be honest, we’ve all flirted with the idea of levelling things up a bit. Whether that’s solo, with someone in the room, or someone very much not in the room. Enter the ElectraStim Linx, a slick bit of kit that’s less “mysterious gadget” and more “oh… this is actually very fun”.
At its core, Linx is an electrostim device, but not the intimidating, wires-everywhere version you might be picturing. This one feels modern, intuitive, and just the right amount of naughty. It’s designed to give you control, or let someone else take it, depending on your mood.
And yes, we’re listening.
So, what actually is it?
Think of Linx as a way to play with sensation in a way that’s completely customisable. You can keep things simple and use it straight out of the box, or connect it to an app and start exploring properly.
It comes with dual-channel control, which basically means you can mix things up across different areas, with different intensities, at the same time. Up to 99 levels, so you can start slow and build, or go straight to “who gave you permission?” energy.
There are built-in patterns if you want something ready-made, or you can tweak everything yourself. Frequency, pulse, rhythm, the lot. It’s very much a “choose your own adventure” situation.
The app is where it gets interesting
Once you connect it to your phone, things shift from “fun” to “oh, okay, now we’re playing”.
You get access to different modes depending on how you want to experience it. Smooth build-ups, sharp pulses, responsive movements, even sound-reactive play. Yes, really. Your music, your voice, even the room around you can influence what you feel.
There’s also a playlist feature, which is exactly what it sounds like. You can design your own session, build it up, layer it, repeat bits you like, and save it for later. Or share it. Which feels like a very specific kind of flirting.
And then there’s remote control…
This is the bit that’s going to get people talking.
Linx lets you hand control to someone else, from anywhere. Not “across the room” anywhere. Across the world. You send a code, they connect, and suddenly you’re not the one in charge anymore.
Long-distance relationships just got a lot less… polite.
It’s also surprisingly easy to set boundaries. You can cap intensity levels and cut things off whenever you want, so it never feels out of control, unless you want it to.
Why we’re into it
What makes Linx work is that it doesn’t feel clinical or overly technical. It’s playful. It’s curious. It invites you to explore without making it a whole thing.
You can dip in gently, figure out what you like, and build from there. Or hand the reins to someone else and see where it goes.
Find out more and purchase here.
