Kiiroo Keon, Feel Stroker, & PowerBlow: 3 Parts of a High-End Male Masturbator (2025)
Feb
The Keon is an interactive masturbation system designed by the Dutch brand Kiiroo. The Keon is the electronic stroking component, the Feel Stroker is the realistic interchangeable sleeve (there are lots of options for separate purchase), and the PowerBlow is the optional suction cap for the end of the Feel Stroker sleeve. The Kiiroo Keon system connects with the FeelConnect app, which has some fun interactive options but is overall not the easiest app to use. Still, even just the Feel Stroker and PowerBlow are a really nice combo for a simplified blowjob experience.
Unboxing and Inspection
The Keon box is about 6 x 7 x 10″. (It’s the same size if you get a bundled Keon/Feel Stroker combo). The Keon itself measures about 5.75 x 8.7″. I ended up getting all components separately, so the Keon and stroker came in individual boxes.
The Feel Stroker sleeves are really well made; they seem of higher quality than the Lovense Solace sleeve. You can choose a sleeve from a whole cast of characters, and they’re all really visually stimulating and feel fleshy and realistic.
Documentation
The Kiiroo Keon and PowerBlow product manuals are online, so you don’t have to keep track of paperwork. The PowerBlow’s quick start guide is included in its box. (PowerBlow Manual / Keon Manual)
My Experience Using the Kiiroo Keon, Feel Stroker & PowerBlow
Quick takeaways:
- The Feel Stroker sleeve is one of the highest quality realistic sleeves I’ve tried. It can be enjoyed on its own or with the PowerBlow attachment, if you’re not ready to invest in the Keon stroking component yet.
- Because of the way the Stroker fits inside the Keon, the vulva is kind of hidden by the casing of the Keon, which takes away some of the visual stimulation.
- FeelConnect app is lacking, but we’ve sent bug reports and requests to our Kiiroo rep. They are willing and accepting of suggestions for improvement, so this makes me somewhat hopeful for the future of the app.
Feel Stroker + PowerBlow
If you want to focus on the way the stroker looks, or if you aren’t ready to invest in the Keon, I’d suggest starting with just the Feel Stroker with the optional PowerBlow. You can always grab the Keon later if you want to try it.
The PowerBlow screws on easily to the end of compatible Feel Stroker canisters. It took some effort to pry the ring seal out of the PowerBlow (shown on the diagram), so you might initially think that it’s missing a piece, but it’s just difficult to remove.
The PowerBlow attachment delivers an amazing amount of suction, and when you pair it with the FeelConnect app, you can sync it to another partner’s toy or to adult content. Manual mode is easy enough to use, though – just hold the up arrow down to increase suction and press the down arrow to release suction. You can also use the Automatic mode (a preset suction pattern) by holding the top Power/Mode but down for 1 second, and the intensity will still be adjustable using the arrows.
The PowerBlow charge time is 1 hour, and run time is 1 hour.
Pairing with Another Device
I paired my Keon and PowerBlow with my wife’s ProWand (released toward the end of 2024), and we wrote about it. We were able to control each other’s toys with a surprising level of precision and customization, although the initial pairing process took a few tries: refreshing the app, etc.
Kiiroo Keon + Feel Stroker + PowerBlow
When you’re evaluating the Kiiroo Keon system, I’d suggest deciding whether you want to prioritize the automatic stroking, or whether it’s important for you to see the vulva/point of insertion on the Feel Stroker. If that’s important to you, hold off on getting the Keon and start with the Feel Stroker.
The Keon has a 4-hour charge time and can run for up to 2 hours on a single charge. It’s got a vastly shorter run time compared to the Lovense Solace Pro (see comparison chart below), but for what it’s worth, I feel like the interchangeable sleeve options and overall quality of materials are a step above the Solace Pro.
At a Glance: Kiiroo Keon vs Lovense Solace Pro
| Cost (MSRP) | Charge Time | Run Time | Sleeve Options | Thrust Depth | Stroke Speed | Table Clamp | Warranty | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kiiroo Keon | $199 (extra for sleeve and PowerBlow) | 4 hrs | 2 hrs | 12+ | 2.95″ | 230/min | Purchase separately | 1 year (electronics) |
| Lovense Solace Pro | $199 | 135 mins | 14 hrs | 2 | 3.11″ | 300/min | Included | 1 year (electronics) |
Final Thoughts
For a high-quality stroker sleeve that is more realistic than most strokers out there, I’d suggest the Feel Stroker and PowerBlow combo for added suction. The Keon and table clamp (purchased separately) can make this experience handsfree. Kiiroo electronics have a 1-year warranty, and the Feel Strokers have a 60-day warranty.
