
Powerful Wand Vibrators. For People Who Want More.
Plug-in and cordless Doxy wands engineered for deep, rumbly sensation, serious power and performance that lasts.
Die Cast Max Plug-In
Uncompromising power, unmatched pleasure.
Our most powerful wand massager yet. Engineered for people who refuse to compromise on intensity.

Plug-in or cordless. Power your way.
Explore our collection of plug-in and cordless wand vibrators, engineered for deep vibration, lasting performance and uncompromising pleasure.


The deep rumble that made Doxy famous
Many wand vibrators focus on speed (RPMs) alone. Doxy was engineered differently.
Our signature deep rumble is designed to travel further beneath the surface, creating a richer, more satisfying sensation than high-frequency surface buzz. Every Doxy is tuned for depth, control and intensity, delivering the performance that has made Doxy a favourite among wand enthusiasts for over a decade.
Cordless Doxy models are designed to cope with everyday moisture and real-world use.
The and are IPX4 splash resistant, while Doxy Go is IPX7 fully waterproof.
That means more freedom during use and easier cleaning, with protection engineered around how people actually use their products.

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Why customers choose Doxy
Read verified reviews from real Doxy owners and see why customers keep choosing Doxy.
So solid. The buttons don’t
So solid. The buttons don’t get as slippery as I’m used to which is nice and the purple continues to just be gorgeous. Could have used a note in the getting started book on how to switch out the plug, but a google search helped with that.
Doxy reply:
Hi Jocelyne, Thanks for the lovely review - really pleased you’re enjoying the new buttons, solid build and of course the purple! (my fave too!!) I did have a little smile at the plug comment though 😅 The instructions are actually on page one, in the very first setup section of the owner’s manual, including the TwistFit click system. That said, if you missed it then others probably will too, so we’ll look at making the booklet even harder to overlook in every box and add a video to the website help sections! Thanks for choosing Doxy! Leigh
Thomas I.
Needs Refining
It’s clear that this new version has undergone many improvements. Shay is lacking is range in the motor and therefore vibration. It’s a very narrow window. A,ing with vibration, there needs to be variation in oscillation, which there isn’t. At low speed you want more motion and a “rumbling feeling”. This helps to loosen things up. As it is currently, it starts at a high level, and goes higher. But the effectiveness changes little. The low is missing, and the high could be better refined. Add the heft of the product, and its usefulness minimized. If you stop here, and do not make immediate changes, the product will fail. Look at the original Hitachi. 15-20 years old and they still run. What is key is the harmonic frequency. Story has it they did research to find the frequency that was most enjoyed. With only two settings, it had more range than this does. You didn’t field test this. You worked with a contract manufacturer who gave you options. I’d be shocked to learn you field tested it. Nobody has topped Hitachi as crude and simple as that product is, if you csn find an authentic unit. Many knock off’s. Doxy has the opportunity to set the bar. But it’s not brute strength that’s uncomfortable. Go buy top. Ompetitive products from LeWand,, fun factory, etc. It’s refined vibrational frequency and oscillation. I have bought 5 or 6 massagers from Doxy, and all failed. One was replaced. I bought again because I want the company to succeed. But now I’m stuck with an unrefined product. I suspect my review will just get deleted since it’s not helping sell more. That’s fine. But if you don’t stop and pivot on the design, you are wasting your time. If you want more info, let me know.
Doxy reply:
Thomas - Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. I’m sorry the product hasn’t delivered the experience you wanted, particularly as you’ve supported Doxy over the years. You are absolutely entitled to prefer the frequency and oscillation of another product. These sensations are highly personal, and no single motor profile will suit everybody. The Max was deliberately tuned towards a powerful, deeper and more thuddy experience from the outset. Feedback from user testing showed that people generally chose the plug-in Max for that intensity, while those wanting a slower, gentler low end tended to prefer the Compact or Doxy Go. I do, however, need to correct the suggestion that we conducted no research or field testing and simply accepted whatever a contract manufacturer offered us. Doxy has more than ten years of real world sales and customer feedback behind it, and I have personally spent the past 9 years working with the brand. Doxy 2.0 was developed using everything we learned from the previous models, including thousands of customer reviews and support conversations, as well as extensive feedback from user testers, specialist retailers, reviewers and experts in their respective fields. The products were tested and refined throughout development, and the resulting motor characteristics were deliberate decisions - not an absence of research. That doesn’t mean every decision will suit every individual, and your comments about wanting a broader and gentler progression are valid feedback that we will consider. However, concluding that the product wasn’t tested, or that the business will fail because its tuning doesn’t match your personal preference, is neither accurate nor fair. We won’t delete your review simply because it is critical. Honest feedback belongs alongside the many customers who have had a very different experience, and future buyers deserve to read both. Cheers, Leigh
Not as powerful as its plug-in predecessor, but gets the job done
Compared to its plug-in predecessor the Die Cast Max Plug-In, this cordless model is noticeably weaker: less intense, less "rumbly", mildly-more "buzzy". But it's still a fiercely-powerful wand that provides a screamingly-powerful and ferocious experience, and benefits mightily from its portability (no annoying wires trailing over your play space or tangling-up in your drawer; charges off USB-C so it's better for travel even if it's more-cumbersome than you might normally "pack" a toy). It's heavy, but no heavier than its siblings... which is amazing considering it's presumably packing a hefty lithium ion battery pack. I've had it on-and-off for long sessions and never seen the bottom of the battery, so I don't even know what it does when it starts getting low. It's a delightful, expertly-crafted, frenetic vibrator; well-worth the price and this nine-out-of-ten rating, let down only by the fact that it's not QUITE as devastatingly powerful as the plug-in. If Doxy could match the feel of the Plug-In with the convenience of this handheld, they'd truly hit Wand Nirvana. For now though, this is the closest thing that exists.
Doxy reply:
Hi Dan, This is a really fair review and you’ve described the trade-off almost perfectly. The cordless Max is intentionally around 10–15% less intense than the plug-in version in exchange for the freedom of being cordless. Matching the plug-in exactly from a battery-powered platform would have meant compromising elsewhere, particularly battery life and price! Really pleased you’re enjoying it though, and “the closest thing that exists to Wand Nirvana” is something we’ll happily take 😂 Thanks for such a detailed review. Leigh
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