Unveiling Pleasure: Svakom Shines at the Shanghai API Adult Expo 2024
by SVAKOM Editor
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear Shanghai? Is it their towering skyscrapers or their innovative technologies?
You might be right, but there is also another thing Shanghai is known for – adult leisure.
It begs the question: how?
One of the ways the city shines a light in the world of sex is by hosting an annual event called the Shanghai API Adult Expo. It’s a global platform for showcasing the latest in adult toys and sexual health products – and this year is no different.
As leaders, innovators and enthusiasts from around the world gather, let us tell you the role Svakom played in this iconic event.
Svakom's Role in the Expo
As a brand that offers high-quality products with an emphasis on innovative technology and affordability, Svakom stood out amongst other exhibitors at the adult expo event. This year, they’ve identified a gap in the market of adult leisure products and developed a new series of toys to fill it in. Their push to create new, exciting yet helpful products has allowed them to remain at the forefront of the industry.
Star Products from Svakom in the Expo
What is this new line of products, you may ask?
Well, it’s Svakom’s Connextion series! They are developed to be controlled by the brand’s companion app. This immediately resolves the need for toys that can be used hands-free, and allows users to further improve their intimacy with themselves or with their partners regardless of the distance. It’s the ultimate series for unparalleled control and customization at their fingertips.
Within the Connextion series are the standout products of Pulse Lite Neo, Ella Neo, Phoenix Neo 2, Cici, Erica and Sam. They’re designed to target the most sensitive zones of individuals who have a vagina or penis, mainly the clit, g-spot, and penis. Coupled with the efficient and easily set-up companion app, solos and partnered couples can expand their realm of pleasure and intimacy, all with a touch of a button.
Other Brands and Collaborations
There are other brands that shone during the adult entertainment expo and serve as a testament to the continued effort to innovate sexual health products for every single user whether they are just beginning on their journey or are already seasoned experts of their own pleasure!
All together, the brands present at the adult trade show proved that collaboration and support actually elevate the overall landscape of the adult toy industry.
Conclusion
As the weekend comes to a close and we’d all have to wait until next year for another erotic expo, Svakom remains encouraged and motivated to blaze a longer path in the world of sex toy innovation and accessibility.
Starting with their Connextion series, Svakom shapes an environment where pleasure doesn’t have to come at the cost of comfort and inconvenience. Through the Expo’s newest toys, users can sit back, relax and feel good – literally! All of that without lifting a finger.
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