It looks cute enough to leave on the nightstand, but it is built for a very specific kind of teasing. Put it over a nipple, start low, and the clear cup draws the skin inward while the moving piece inside adds a second sensation at the same time.
If you like slower build-up, let the suction do most of the work first. If you want more going on, add the inner motion and let the two sensations overlap. With a partner, it is also easy to turn into a small game: one person holds it in place, the other controls the rhythm.
The fun part is that the two styles do not just look different. The Octopus uses a tongue-shaped inner piece for a broader sweeping feeling, while the Jellyfish uses a small brush-like piece for a tighter, more pinpoint touch. Same basic idea, very different character.
How It Feels
- Focused suction: the clear cup keeps the sensation centered instead of spreading it across a large area.
- Active inner movement: the moving piece inside adds a second layer of stimulation instead of relying on vibration alone.
- Cover on or off: keep the clear cover on for a more enclosed suction-focused feel, or remove it when you want the soft outer tentacles closer to the skin.
- Easy to adjust: separate controls make it simple to change the rhythm without constantly repositioning the toy.
Octopus Style
The Octopus version uses a tongue-shaped inner stimulator. The movement is broader and more noticeable, so the sensation feels closer to repeated licking or sweeping contact inside the cup.
With the clear cover installed, the suction stays concentrated while the tongue-shaped piece works in the center. Remove the cover when you want the longer soft tentacles to sit closer to the surrounding skin and add a lighter secondary touch.


Jellyfish Style
The Jellyfish version uses a small brush-like inner stimulator. Instead of a broad sweep, it creates a tighter, quicker, more concentrated touch.
That makes it better suited to people who enjoy lighter teasing, finer surface stimulation, or a slower build before increasing suction. With the clear cover removed, the soft outer tentacles can sit closer to the skin and make the whole shape feel more involved.


Cover On or Off?
The clear cover changes how the toy sits against the body.
- Cover on: better for a more enclosed, suction-focused experience.
- Cover off: brings the soft tentacles closer to the skin for more surrounding contact.
For a clear change in sensation, start with the cover on, then turn the toy off, remove the cover, and try the outer silicone shape directly against the skin.
How to Use
- Charge the toy fully before use.
- Choose whether you want to start with the clear cover attached or removed.
- If using the cover, center the target area inside the cup and start with low suction.
- Turn on the inner motion and increase intensity gradually.
- If you want closer tentacle contact, turn the toy off before removing the cover and repositioning it.
- Small changes in angle can noticeably change where the tongue or brush makes contact.
Details
| Material | Silicone + transparent cup |
| Color | Pink |
| Power | Rechargeable electric |
| Stimulation | Suction + active inner stimulation |
| Octopus | Tongue-shaped moving stimulator |
| Jellyfish | Small brush-style moving stimulator |
| Use Area | Nipples and other external sensitive areas |
| Lubricant Included | No |
Care
Remove the clear cover and clean the removable contact parts after every use with warm water and mild soap or a dedicated sex toy cleaner. Wipe the powered body with a damp cloth and let all parts dry completely before storage.
If you want extra glide, use a small amount of water-based lubricant around the contact area. Avoid using too much around the cup edge, as excess lubricant can reduce grip.
Safety
- Start low, especially if you are new to focused suction.
- Do not leave strong suction on the same spot for an extended period.
- Turn the toy off before attaching or removing the clear cover.
- Stop if you notice pain, numbness, persistent discoloration, or irritation.
- Do not use on broken, swollen, or irritated skin.
- Keep the charging contacts dry and avoid full submersion of the powered body.
FAQ
What is the main difference between Octopus and Jellyfish?
Octopus uses a broader tongue-shaped inner piece for a fuller sweeping sensation. Jellyfish uses a smaller brush-style piece for a tighter, more concentrated teasing sensation.
Do the tentacles touch the skin with the clear cover on?
The cover keeps them farther away from the skin. Remove the cover if you want the flexible outer arms to make closer contact.
Should I keep the clear cover on for suction?
Yes. The cover creates the more enclosed, suction-focused setup.
Can I use lubricant?
Yes. A small amount of water-based lubricant can be used around the contact area.