The Aneros Vice 2 is the only vibrating prostate massager in the company's otherwise non-motorized lineup — Aneros built its reputation on hands-free, muscle-driven Trident-series toys (MGX, Helix Syn, Eupho, Progasm) that rely on contractions, not motors. The Vice 2 keeps the Aneros body geometry — a tapered insertable curved to target the prostate, with external tabs that press the perineum — and adds dual-motor vibration controlled via a wireless remote with a unique pressure-sensitive "Joy Button" thumb control.

Why It Matters

The Vice 2 represents a category bridge: Aneros's "hands-free contraction-driven" methodology meeting mainstream vibrator expectations. As prostate wellness moves from niche to retail-shelf categories (every major retailer now stocks anal wellness sections), the Aneros lineup is being repositioned as the authority brand for non-novelty male anal play. The Vice 2 is its premium-tier expression of that strategy.

What makes it special is the combination. The Aneros body shape is engineered specifically to hit the prostate's posterior surface from below while applying perineum pressure from outside, completing a stimulation loop that single-motor anal vibrators don't achieve. Layering vibration on top of that geometry — at 18 patterns x 4 speeds = 72 combinations — gives advanced users a tool that responds both to motor input and to the user's pelvic-floor contractions.

What reviewers are saying: Reviewer Vada Magazine called it the most powerful Aneros product they'd tested, with detailed praise for the high-frequency settings 9 and 12/13 specifically. The "Joy Button" thumb-pressure remote is widely credited as the best ergonomic remote in the prostate-toy category — pressure controls intensity rather than discrete buttons. Most common complaint: the 40-minute single-charge runtime, with manual restart required if it auto-shuts. Best paired with the Aneros tutorial protocol — not for first-time prostate explorers.

Price: ~$179–$229 across Amazon, Honey's, As You Like It, and Aneros direct. The premium price reflects the dual-motor engineering relative to the company's $50–$80 non-vibrating Trident lineup.

Materials and safety: Medical-grade body-safe silicone over an ABS core, IPX7 fully waterproof for shower use, magnetic USB rechargeable. Flared base meets every safety standard for anal toys.

The bottom line: The Vice 2 is the right pick for intermediate-to-advanced prostate-toy users who already understand how the Aneros geometry works and want to layer vibration on top. It's not a beginner toy — start with an MGX or Helix Syn Trident first ($60) and graduate up. For users who already know what works, the Vice 2 is the brand's most powerful single device.

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Update — 2026-05-06

Initial entry — story first created.