The Sybian has been around since 1987 and still generates more questions than almost any other sex toy we carry. If you've heard about it and wondered what the fuss is about, here's the honest breakdown -- what it is, how it works, and what Canadians should know before buying one.
What is a Sybian?
A Sybian is a saddle-shaped vibrating machine designed for people with vulvas. You kneel or sit on it, with an insertable attachment pointing up into the vagina. The machine combines two separate motors: one for internal vibration through the attachment, one for external stimulation against the clitoris via the saddle surface.
The rider controls speed and vibration pattern through a wired handheld controller. Both motors can be adjusted independently, so you can dial in exactly how much internal versus external stimulation you want at any given moment.
It's big. It's loud-ish. And it's expensive. But it has a devoted following for a reason.
Sybian Canada: What You Actually Get
The Sybian ships with a standard smooth attachment and a ridged attachment. Additional attachments are available separately -- different shapes, textures, and sizes for different anatomy. The saddle surface has a soft padded cover.
Power runs through a standard North American outlet. No adapter needed for Canadian buyers.
The vibration range is wide. At the low end it's a gentle hum. At the high end it's intense enough that most people hit their limit well before the machine hits its max. That range is part of what makes it different from handheld vibes -- you're sitting on it, your full weight making consistent contact, while both motors run exactly where you set them.
How to Use It
Attach your chosen attachment and apply a good water-based lubricant -- something like Slide by Pleasetoys works well here. The attachment is silicone, so avoid silicone-based lubes.
Kneel over the machine, position the attachment, and lower yourself onto it. Some people prefer to start from behind; others straddle it face-forward. Try both.
Start the controller on its lowest setting. The Sybian rewards patience -- most riders find cranking it up immediately is too much. Let your body adjust to the vibration before increasing intensity.
You can rock, grind, or stay still. The machine does most of the work regardless.
Is the Sybian Worth the Price in Canada?
That depends entirely on what you're looking for. If you want a versatile everyday toy you can toss in a drawer, look elsewhere. The Sybian is large, requires storage space, and takes setup.
If you've tried powerful vibes and consistently want more, or you're specifically after sustained hands-free stimulation with interchangeable attachments, it becomes a more reasonable investment. The build quality is American-made and the machine is designed to last decades with basic care.
People either buy it once and keep it for life, or they try it and realize it's more than they needed. There's not much middle ground with the Sybian.
A Note on Attachments and Cleaning
Sybian attachments are silicone, which is body-safe and non-porous. Wash with soap and water or a dedicated toy cleaner after each use. The saddle cover is removable and washable.
Store attachments separately from the machine. Keep them in a clean cloth bag or the original packaging to avoid dust buildup.
Shop the Sybian at Lovedreamer
We've carried the Sybian in Canada since our early days. Lovedreamer is an authorized Canadian dealer -- which matters more than it might sound. Units purchased through grey market sources can arrive with the wrong power adapter, and buying outside authorized channels typically voids the manufacturer warranty entirely. Orders ship in a plain, unmarked box with discreet billing -- it shows up on your statement as "LD International." Free shipping on orders over $59.
Browse Sybian machines and attachments at Lovedreamer -- or if you have questions before buying, reach out. We're happy to help you figure out if it's the right fit.
