Kaya - dual action vibrator discontinued by PicoBong - review by Tangles

Name: Picobong Kaya
Manufacturer: LELO

This toy is meant to be used for vaginal penetration. The curve makes it wonderful for g-spotting and it ended up fitting my body very well. The clitoral attachment presses against my clit when the toy is fully inserted for dual g-spot and clitoral stimulation. The vibrations can also be used to stimulate the nipples or other erogenous zones on the body.

Although the Kaya was not made to be used anally, the clitoral attachment could be used to stop the toy from slipping into the rectum if the user wished to use the toy this way. I have personally never tried it anally.

It is non-porous, but it would still be a good idea to put a condom on it if you plan on using it with a partner you are not fluid-bonded to.

Beginners never fear! The Kaya is by no means a massive toy, but it’s not necessarily a twig either. Size queens may find it lacking, but the dual stimulation from its curve and clitoral attachment can make up for its circumference.

This toy can be used for solo play or partner play in bed, in the shower, bathtub, or anywhere else you think you'd want to use it.

The PikoBong Kaya is made from high grade silicone, so it is non-porous and earns a safety rating of 10/10.
The end is plastic and there is a bit of a gap between the plastic and silicone. The end twists off and the batteries slip in easily.

The silicone is smooth to touch and is untextured, but there is a seam running down the middle of the toy on the inside and the buttons are set in the silicone at the base and are slightly raised. The seam is not very noticeable and I cannot feel it when it is inserted. The first two buttons are set in a spot where they may be inserted, but they are not raised high enough for me to feel.

The toy comes in three colors: bright blue, fuchsia, and purple. I have the blue and it is really quite attractive and really pops against sheets. It’s quite nice to have a toy come in colors other than the standard light, bubblegum pink.

The silicone has some grab to it, as most silicone toys do, so it’s important to use it with lube. You should only use water-based lube with silicone toys. Silicone-based lubes and lubes with other materials can break down the silicone and make the toy unsafe.

The PicoBong Kaya’s shape is ideal for g-spotting and clitoral stimulation. The shaft is curved at a slight angle and the clitoral attachment is flexible and curved slightly in the opposite angle. The head of the shaft and attachment are both slightly bulbous and the shaft is tapered at its tip.



The length of the toy measures out at 7 ¾”, while the insertable length is 5”. The circumference is 2 ¾” at its narrowest and 4” at its largest. The diameter is 1”. Even with batteries inserted, the PicoBong Kaya is very lightweight.

The design is whimsical and hardly resembles a penis at all. Even still, it is not discreet and it would be very obvious to anyone that this toy is indeed a vibrator, so I would recommend hiding it if you have company over.

The controls are very straight-forward and simple to operate. There are three buttons at the base on the right side of the toy set in the silicone. You can hold down the bottom one to turn the toy on and increase the vibrations. Hold down the top one to lower the intensity of the vibrations and turn the toy off. The middle button lets you scroll through its 12 vibration patterns.



The controls are not lockable for storage and travel, but I have yet to accidentally turn on the toy. It is by no means “trigger happy” and I don't think you would have to worry about bumping it and accidentally setting it off while it's stored.

For its power, this toy is very quiet. You might risk being overheard if the toy were turned up to full power, and even then the noise level is relatively low. It is unlikely you would be able to hear it through a closed door. I tend to put music on when I’m using it and not worry about its noise level one bit.

The Kaya runs off of two AAA batteries. It’s still running off the first batteries I put in it several months later even though I use it more often than any other toy in my collection. I expected a toy with this level of power to eat the batteries right up and I thought about skipping over this one and buying a rechargeable one in order to avoid having to dispose of so many batteries, but the Kaya has a surprisingly long battery life. You could even use it with rechargeable batteries!

One huge perk about the Picobong Kaya is that it’s waterproof, making cleaning that much easier! Silicone is generally safe to boil and put in the dishwasher, but I would not recommend that for the Kaya since it takes batteries and has other electrical parts. Eden’s toy wipes or antibacterial toy sprays are ideal for keeping the Kaya clean, and you can even wipe it down using a 10% bleach solution. Just make sure to rinse it well so you’re not putting any body parts in contact with these chemicals! Because it is made of silicone it is not porous and can be completely disinfected. Its waterproof feature allows it to be completely submerged and still remain functional, whether you’re using it in the bath or cleaning it in the sink.

Even though this toy is made of silicone it does not pick up lint and cat hair as aggressively as some of my other silicone toys. A quick rinse in the sink can rid it of anything it has picked up while in storage. I store it in its own little pocket in the top part of my toy bag because I use it so often, but it would be fine to store it alongside other clean toys. The toy does not come with its own storage pouch.

The Kaya comes in a thin, paper box that shows some general information about the toy and has a plastic window. I would not personally use the box as storage but, if handled carefully, it could be used that way. The packaging is 100% recyclable so do the earth a favor and toss it into the recycling bin!

It is not at all discreet and should definitely be wrapped before gifting.

The Kaya comes with a user’s manual written in multiple languages with information on its one-year warranty, and a cute little cell phone charm that says “PicoBong”. I actually had this charm on my backpack for a while.

If I were to improve on this toy, I would make the silicone over the mechanical bits a bit thicker or at least more forgiving. The silicone does have some squish to it, but the overall design of the toy makes it hard and rigid.

The clitoral attachment is flexible, but it does not hold its place once moved. That would have also been a giant improvement, but I find it easy enough to move or manipulate during play.

Despite these flaws, I still think the Kaya is a great time and well worth the investment.

I think I scored the jackpot on my first rabbit-style vibrator. Most people seem to have a hard time finding a toy that fits their bodies well, but I found my perfect fit right out of the gate.

I have never been that vocal during masturbation, but this toy causes me to have to muffle my moans and screams while I'm using it. The toy may be quiet, but you certainly won't be!

I have actually used this toy with a partner and they loved it as much as I did. Pair this toy with some restraints and it has all the makings of a good time.