Whether you’re curious about warming vibrators or just unboxed your new Anya, you’re in the right place. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know—from charging and vibration modes to how to use the warming function for extra cozy pleasure.
With its curved shape, soft ribbed texture, and body-temperature warmth, Anya is designed for deeply satisfying internal stimulation. Let’s explore how to get the most out of every moment.
Getting Started with Anya
Step 1: Charge Before First Use
Fully charge Anya before first use (charging time: 1 hour for up to 3 hours of playtime).
Only use the included USB charging cable and avoid overcharging.
Indicator lights will show when the battery is low, charging, and full.
🔋 Need a spare charger?
Your Anya toy already comes equipped with a charging cable, user manual, and storage pouch. But in case you like to have backup, you can find Anya's USB-A charging cable here!
Step 2: Power On & Select Your Settings
Press and hold the power button to turn Anya on.
Cycle through 5 vibration modes, 5 intensity levels, and 1 Intelligent Mode (which cycles through all modes and mimics the rhythm of sex)
Activate the warming function to heat the shaft to a cozy 100°F (38°C) for added comfort and arousal.
Step 3: Use With Water-Based Lubricant
Apply a water-based lubricant to enhance comfort and pleasure.
Avoid silicone-based lubes, as they may damage the toy’s material.
Only use water-based lubricants, as silicone-based lubes can damage the toy's surface. If you have other toys in other materials and you're unsure which lubricants are compatible, you can find the perfect pairing here.
Where can I find the user manual for Anya?
A printed user manual is included in the box. If you need a digital version, you can access it here: Anya User Manual.
💡 Did you know?
You can find a full page of SVAKOM product manuals and their toy counterparts by clicking here.
Is there a warranty for Anya?
Yes! Anya comes with a 2-year warranty and a 10-year quality guarantee. You can learn more about SVAKOM’s warranty policy here: SVAKOM Warranty Information.
I have a problem with my Anya toy. How do I get in touch?
We want you to have only the best time with your SVAKOM toy. If you do have any issues with your purchase, please reach out to our Support Team who will be more than happy to assist with your issue.
Note: We aim to respond to all inquiries within two business days. Our offices are closed on weekends and holidays.
Is Anya compatible with the SVAKOM App?
No, Anya does not connect to the SVAKOM App. All controls are located on the toy for a simple, hands-on experience.
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