Three LED colors
Red, yellow and blue LEDs, as listed by the supplier. No therapeutic benefit is claimed.
A12 preview βLightVib A12 Β· Coming soon
Meet the A12, the rechargeable intimate vibrator selected for our first LightVib release. The supplier lists eight vibration modes, heating and red, yellow and blue LEDs. Sample evaluation is still pending.
Pre-launch Β· Price and availability to be confirmed
Images show an earlier LightVib prototype, not the final A12. Updated A12 photography will follow sample evaluation.
A12 Β· Supplier specifications
Red, yellow and blue LEDs, as listed by the supplier. No therapeutic benefit is claimed.
Eight vibration modes are listed for the A12. We will check the controls and modes with the sample.
A heating function is listed by the supplier. Temperature settings and instructions remain to be verified.
Integrated rechargeable battery with magnetic charging, according to the supplier.
Explore LightVib A12
Discover the model selected for our first release. Final specifications, price and availability will be confirmed before sales open.
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These enhanced images document an earlier prototype. They do not confirm the A12 design, controls or final specifications.


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Before launch
A rechargeable intimate vibrator selected for our first release. We are evaluating the supplier model LY-Z-A12 before opening sales.
The supplier lists eight vibration modes, heating, red/yellow/blue LEDs and magnetic charging. These specifications are pending sample verification.
No. The A12 does not include electrical stimulation.
No. Current images show an earlier prototype. A12 photographs and final product details will be updated after sample evaluation.
Not yet. Price, launch date, supported shipping destinations and delivery terms are not confirmed. Join the email list for updates.
We do not claim benefits for pelvic floor function, pain, dryness, healing or any medical condition. The LEDs are not presented as a verified treatment.