The 5 in 1Sucking Licking Slapping Stretching Female Masturbator is the KissSelf product examined in this guide. We will call it the KissSelf 5-in-1 device below. Its curved pink housing, shorter attachment branch and interchangeable-head illustration are the most useful starting points for understanding what is actually described.
This article brings the product photographs and written description together. It explains how to read those claims, what the three heads appear to represent, and which control and care details still need model-specific instructions.
What the KissSelf 5-in-1 product images actually say
The written description emphasizes focused suction and tongue-style or flapping movement. The gallery adds more specific labels that deserve to be read alongside that text:
- “Thrusting Modes 9”: one image claims nine modes for a named movement function. It does not give a measured travel distance or explain the button sequence.
- “9 Sucking Modes”: another image claims nine suction modes. It does not say that these are nine pressure levels, or provide a pressure measurement.
- “3 Replaceable Heads”: the attachment image shows three separate heads with different internal shapes.
- “Silicone material”: a product photograph carries this material label. It does not map every material in the housing or establish a certification.
These statements are more informative than the five-in-one name by itself. They are also narrower than a hands-on review: we have not counted settings on a physical unit, tested the movement or checked the material in a laboratory.
The distinction matters because a mode may change timing, intensity or a combination of settings. Nine modes therefore do not automatically mean nine motors, nine speeds or nine independent actions. The same principle appears in our explanation of suction, tapping and vibration terminology.
Three pictured heads: an attachment system, not three extra motors
The product image headed “3 Replaceable Heads” labels the pictured heads “Licking,” “strike” and “Sucking.” Those are the supplier’s labels. The photograph shows different internal profiles and a shared general cup shape, but does not provide a cross-section or a removal procedure.
The practical point is to keep the attachment system separate from the operating system. A different head can change the contact component without adding a separate motor or control channel. Counting the three heads together with the nine modes would not produce a meaningful total number of functions.
Before removing a head, obtain the model’s fitting instructions. A photograph does not establish whether the part pulls, twists or locks into place. Ask which parts can be washed separately and whether the underlying opening needs different care. Our guide to fixed and detachable components explains why those details affect maintenance.
What “5-in-1” still does not tell you
The full product name uses sucking, licking, slapping and stretching. The gallery also uses “thrusting.” The naming is not accompanied by a complete function-to-button diagram, so it is unclear whether some words describe the same movement, a head type or separate selectable actions.
For that reason, this guide does not invent a definitive fifth function or assume that all named actions run independently. A better question than “How many things does it do?” is “Which button changes which part, and what happens to the other settings?”
For example, stopping suction while leaving another action unchanged requires independent control. A list of nine modes does not establish that option. The instructions should identify the stop command, short-press and long-press behavior, and whether changing one setting resets another.
Travel locks, memory settings, remote operation and app support also require explicit confirmation. None can be inferred from a button photograph or the multifunction label.
Silicone labeling is useful, but care needs more detail
The gallery’s silicone label is a material claim, not proof that the entire device is silicone. It does not identify the gray trim, attachment materials or internal construction, and the phrase “high-end soft material” is not a technical grade.
The written page advises cleaning appropriately and drying fully. To turn that into a usable routine, request a material map, the approved cleaning method and any restrictions around the attachment opening, seams and power connection.
Water protection needs its own specification
The reviewed page text does not state an IP rating. IEC 60529 defines a classification for enclosure protection; it does not establish this product’s rating. Silicone labeling alone cannot establish immersion safety. Our guide to IP-rating limits explains that distinction.
Follow the confirmed model instructions rather than improvising boiling, dishwashing or submersion. Once you have the permitted method, the care checklist can help organize inspection, cleaning, complete drying and separate storage.
Charging details cannot be borrowed from another model
The power field directs readers to supplied instructions without giving an input specification. Ask for the required voltage and current, the correct cable and the charging procedure. No charging time or runtime is established here.
USB-IF’s USB Power Delivery overview describes a defined power-delivery system. A familiar-looking connector does not prove that this product supports that system or fast charging.
Sharing is a separate hygiene question. Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS guidance advises avoiding sharing sex toys; if shared, wash them or use a new condom for each new person. That general advice does not establish a sterilization procedure for this model.
The most useful follow-up questions for this exact product
When contacting customer help, identify the full product name or listing reference 10770. Request the complete function list, a control diagram, confirmation of the three included heads, head-removal instructions, dimensions, cleaning limits and electrical input.
Also ask about the conflicting “Personal massager for men” field in the written specification. A category label is not operating guidance. The answer should match this model’s photographs and attachments, rather than a similar-looking device.
Frequently asked questions
Which product is this guide about?
The KissSelf listing named “5 in 1Sucking Licking Slapping Stretching Female Masturbator,” reference 10770. The pink curved device and three-head gallery image identify the model discussed here.
Are nine modes confirmed by a hands-on test?
No. The gallery labels nine thrusting modes and nine sucking modes. These are supplier image claims; we have not independently counted or measured them.
Does the gallery show interchangeable heads?
Yes. It labels three replaceable heads. Confirm current package contents and the manufacturer’s fitting instructions rather than inferring the removal method from the picture.
Does silicone labeling establish waterproofing?
No. Material labeling and enclosure protection are separate specifications. The reviewed written information does not establish an IP rating or an immersion procedure.
Can every named action be controlled separately?
The available information does not establish independent controls. Request a function-to-button map showing what each command changes and how to stop each action.
Written listing and product-gallery labels reviewed October 25, 2026. Photographs are existing listing assets; editorial illustrations are identified separately. No independent performance or certification testing is claimed.
