SVAKOM Stars as ‘Hot Sales Brand’ at Shanghai Sex Toy Expo
by Vanessa Rose
SVAKOM has shined at Shanghai APIEXPO 2024, not just because of the starlight projected by our best-selling Pulse Galaxie Stimulator.
We’re thrilled to have been named ‘Hot Sales Brand’ at the API Awards held as part of the event from April 19 to 21.
What is Shanghai APIEXPO?
The Shanghai International Adult Products Industry Exhibition is a major annual fair, with almost 400 brands from around the world gathering to showcase new products, exchange information and explore opportunities.
The action takes place on a huge scale, covering almost 27,000 square meters where exhibitors display products related to adult pleasure, family planning, health care and more.
As a brand that believes sexual wellness is a necessity, SVAKOM welcomed the chance to attend.
Among our representatives was APAC Sales Manager Mora Zhang, who expressed our message for visitors at the event – and beyond.
“Explore with SVAKOM and build pleasure together,” she said.
SVAKOM certainly made it easy at the expo with our interactive display, meticulously designed and assembled by our team.
Why is SVAKOM so popular?
SVAKOM greeted visitors at APIEXPO with huge branded posters, neon signs, meeting areas, and displays of our innovative sexual wellness products, including our best-selling Pulse Galaxie Stimulator with Starlight Projector.
This discreet adult toy blends sexual pleasure with homeware in a design loved by singles, couples and even pets! Read on and you’ll understand why.
Pulse Galaxie uses SVAKOM’s patented Pulse Technology™, which pushes and pulls air to create a suction effect that stimulates external erogenous zones, particularly the clitoris, without direct contact.
It’s the latest in our lineup of Pulse Series toys, but unlike its predecessors, Pulse Galaxie has a charging dock that can project light in a starry display when the toy is removed.
The purple light display creates a sensual atmosphere in darkened rooms, making it perfect for relaxation, romance, seduction or comforting pets at night.
When not in use, the oval-shape design resembles stylish home decor.
As if that’s not enough, Pulse Galaxie is compatible with the free SVAKOM App so you can give control to a partner anywhere in the world, interact with them, access bonus suction and starlight settings or create your own.
It’s no wonder that prestigious magazine Vogue Brazil has named Pulse Galaxie the most innovative toy of the year, and countless visitors marveled at it during Shanghai APIEXPO 2024.
Other SVAKOM sex toys generating a buzz at the event came from our Connexion Series.
This technology-driven range is designed to inspire pleasure in everybody, alone or partnered, and won SIGN Magazine’s Most Innovative Product Line Award in 2022.
All sex toys in the range are compatible with the SVAKOM App and FeelTechnology, giving users endless ways to play and interact.
When using these sex toys with compatible apps, adults can customise modes, text chat or videocall each other. They can also ‘feel’ the motion of adult video content on their body when watched using FeelConnect 3 or earn tips by live streaming via webcam thanks to FeelPerformer.
Developing high-quality products with an emphasis on innovative technology and affordability is our way of making sexual pleasure and wellness accessible to more adults.
As a result, we have become a multi-award-winning brand and we thank our supporters.
SVAKOM unites with supporters
To round out another successful Shanghai APIEXPO, SVAKOM invited clients and special guests to a celebratory dinner.
“2024 is the Year of the Dragon in China, so the restaurant we booked had a dragon element,” Ms Zhang said.
“Although we do this dinner every year, we try to make things different every time so we can create a different experience for our loyal clients. It works the same way with our toy development.
“It was a beautiful night and everyone had so much fun!”
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