Remote Control Love Eggs: How to Pair and Use Yours

Quick answer

To use a remote control love egg, power the egg and remote with the correct batteries, switch both on, and let them sync automatically—then test the buttons before inserting. Keep the remote within the stated range and pointed toward the egg for reliable response.

Step-by-step: pairing and using your remote control love egg

1. Check batteries and polarity: Open the battery compartments on the egg and remote. Insert fresh batteries of the correct type (e.g., AAA in the egg and 23A in the remote for the Magic Egg 3.0, or AAA in the remote for the Loving Joy). Match the plus and minus marks. Common mistake: forcing a battery in the wrong way, which can damage the contacts. If the egg does not power on, recheck polarity before assuming a fault.
2. Power on and sync: Turn on the egg first, then the remote. Most models pair automatically within a few seconds. If nothing happens, try holding the remote button for two seconds. Checkpoint: the egg should vibrate briefly or respond when you press a button. If no response, turn both off, wait 10 seconds, and repeat the sequence.
3. Test functions before inserting: Cycle through each vibration pattern and speed while holding the egg in your hand. Confirm that every button press changes the vibration as expected. Common mistake: skipping this step and discovering a stuck button mid-use. Familiarize yourself with the off button—usually a long press—so you can stop quickly.
4. Insert with lubricant and check comfort: Apply water-based lubricant to the egg and yourself. Insert slowly, aiming for a comfortable position—typically no deeper than the insertable length (3 inches/7.5 cm for the Loving Joy). Checkpoint: you should feel no sharp pressure or pain. If you do, remove and try a different angle. Never force insertion; discomfort means stop and reassess.
5. Maintain remote line of sight: Keep the remote pointed toward the egg and within the stated range (e.g., 20 feet/6 metres for the Loving Joy). Avoid covering the egg with thick clothing. Common mistake: pressing buttons repeatedly when the signal drops—move closer instead. If the egg stops responding, bring the remote closer before changing batteries.
6. Clean and store separately: Remove batteries if storing for long periods. Clean the egg with toy cleaner or mild soap and water, and dry fully before storage. Keep the remote dry. Common mistake: storing batteries in the toy, which can cause corrosion. Store the egg and remote in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Product facts

• Loving Joy Remote Controlled Vibrating Egg: Remote works up to 20 feet/6 metres (remote requires 1x AAA battery). This gives you a realistic range for partner play, but remember that walls and clothing can shorten it.

  

• Alive 10 Function Remote Controlled Magic Egg 3.0 Black: Includes a retrieval loop for easy removal. The loop makes it easier to remove the egg after use, especially if you are new to love eggs.