Tenga Review

Tenga is a manufacturer, and the site is organised the way a manufacturer's site is.

What you get is a brand and product catalogue: the range laid out by line, an about section setting out the company's stated design philosophy, corporate information, news, and distributor details. Buying happens through a buy section that routes to retailers and regional stores rather than through a checkout that dominates the page. If you arrived expecting a shop, the emphasis will feel odd; the site is at least as interested in explaining the products as in selling them.

The company is a substantial and long-established presence in male sex toys, and the catalogue reflects that — disposable single-use items at the cheap end through to reusable and mechanised products further up, with pricing that runs to around a hundred dollars for the higher-end range.

The practical value of a manufacturer site over a retailer is specification. Materials, dimensions, cleaning and reusability are set out per product, which is exactly the information that vanishes from third-party listings and exactly what determines whether a given item is right for you.

Buy elsewhere if you want it cheaper. Read here first if you want to know what you are buying.