Pris Toys Review – 2 Fancy Silicone Dildos!

I love it when independent, hand-crafting toy makers pull off somethin’ new, and Pris Toys has done it with artisan dildos now in both dual-density (two layers of silicone) and triple-density (three layers!).

Multi-layer silicone dildos are a rare find among indie dongsmiths, since they require extra work & craft to create successfully (without delamination or an off-center core).

I tested Pris Toys’ Android Trinity (3 layers of platinum silicone) and the Syren dual-density (two layers): The Syren dildo is an explosion of drippy waves and stimulation ripples, while the Android dildo is smooth. Yet the Syren Dual’s *squish* satisfied my curiosity about how Pris Toys’ dildos compare… vs. each other, and other multiple-layered silicone dils.

Android Triple-D Dildo Pros & Cons

All Pris Toys are handmade of platinum-cured silicone, U.S.-sourced, in Texas. The Android Triple ($140) has:

✅ Pros: The smoothest glide. Two outer layers together approximate the softness of a dual-layer dildo. Very gentle + subtle; easy to move fast comfortably. Streamlined. Curved for light G-spot/P-spot massage.

❌ Cons: Firm outer layer is thin, but not skin-soft. Not for anyone seeking realistic skin textures, since it’s so smooth.

Pris Toys Dual-Density Recap

Pris Toys’ dual-density dildos include the Syren dual, Android dual, Talon, Monolith, and Basilisk II.

✅ Pros: Squishy outer layer = more pleasingly soft for sensitive users. More dildo-shapes available in dual-density. Firm core adds balance, so the shaft is not floppy.

❌Cons: Stickier to the touch (lubricant alleviates this, though.)

My Android Dildo Experience

The Android Trinity gives a very slick, gliding feel. Its smooth, firm “skin” can be either a pro or a con: Your tastes will determine which.

It’s very low-drag (once lubricated). If you dislike texture, the Android’s smoothness could be your go-to. The 10A-Shore outer skin is thin, so it doesn’t feel hard. And, it’s less sticky vs. many a super-soft silicone dildo!

But it isn’t squishy. Instead, as a triple-layer toy, this Android dildo’s middle layer is the super-soft ‘n’ squishy part. You can feel it within as you squeeze the dildo’s head or shaft, but it’s not directly touching you.

And finally — like with a dual-layer toy! — you have the firm silicone core, which keeps the Android from bending as much under pressure. This is great for vaginal use in particular for me, since multi-layer toys give a less flaccid impression vs. soft-soft dildos that aren’t thick. (Whereas my butt is A-OK with a toy being 100% super-soft and flexible).

I like the Android Trinity as a smooth change of pace if I’ve previously overdone it with a bigger, high-texture toy. As a phallophile, I’m finding the smoothness not my personal best, just because I can’t step away from wanting skin-line texture or some kind of fantasy ripples in my dildos, all the time. It’s a “me” problem. 😄

The triple-density silicone here feels well put-together, all the layers united well, and the densities carefully chosen. I’m impressed by Pris Toys’ work at pulling this off.

The Android is also available in dual-density (Strawberry Lemonade) or “dual cosmic” + 2 other colors dual-density, if you want the softest silicone layer to directly touch your skin!

My Pris Toys Syren Dildo Experience

The drippiest dildo I’ve ever done! Intrigued by the Syren’s running lines, and waves I can’t decide whether to call “feathery” or “scaly”: I had to try it as a stark contrast with the Pris Android’s polished surface.

It’s the first dual-density fantasy dildo I’ve tried! With both the Syren dual and the (slightly-less-bumpy) Talon dual-density dildo by Pris, the outer layer is the lovely squish of Ecoflex 00-30, very-soft silicone. I lubed it up, and I got headed to town on the big head, then all the bubbly-bumps down the shaft — encouraged by the delightfully soft feel.

The first time I tested the Syren, I considered how… magical it looked, like it was sexy sorcery.

I was so enthusiastic about riding on the diamond-shaped yonic area down the shaft, I later realized the mouth of my vag was in a touch of discomfort. Go slow, don’t ride too hard on the big bubbles here!

Anyway, I was normal again the next day, having learned my lesson about going too hard on the big drips. Relax, Phallophile… Later tests found the Syren’s rippling head a fun time for slow G-spot thrusting. The drips on the sides of the shaft are very different: they’re the most texture I can remember feeling on the right and left sides of my vaginal opening. (Usually, I get sensation from the front wall more than anywhere else).

The Syren is large, very filling, and textured: All together, it’s a smart toy to move slowly and absorb the extra ripples and bumps. Best orgasms for me are while using a “clit sucker” like We-Vibe Melt, strong pulsing, while I’m jam-packed with this size:

Suction Cup Bases

Both Syren and Android, and several other Pris Toys models, include a suction-y base that’s functional on smooth surfaces. Pris clearly states “no promises” on these bases sticking to non-smooth surfaces, which is honest.

You probably don’t want to lean forward a lot or push your full body weight against the suction cup base.

Like with Vixen Creations suctiony bases, there is a trick: Be sure to push down as hard as you possibly can against the base before trying to use the dildo. You’re looking to remove as much air as possible, in order to create a stronger seal with the platinum silicone base. Then, mine sticks great to a flat bathtub edge, it’s stuck perfectly to the stainless steel suction cup holder on my Hismith Premium f-machine. It’ll stick for a few minutes on textured surfaces (but won’t stay long-term on the sheet metal pictured above).

Care & Cleaning

Platinum-cured silicone (like any good indie silicone maker is using) is easy enough to clean. You truly only need soap and water.

With the more intricately textured Pris Toys (like Syren), spend an extra minute massaging soap over the crevices. If you miss anything, it’s not worrisome, however, because cured silicone is hydrophobic: it repels the water molecules that bacteria & fungi need to survive. Any missed lube in a crevice will be visible after the toy dries the first time, and you can just wash that off before the next use.

Recap & Rating

I love that we can get fantasy dils, with all their surprising texture, in dual-density silicone now. Hats-off to Pris Toys for adding that layer of stability: my vag is grateful for the firmness within.

And the three-density Android Trinity dildo, too: It’s well-thought out. This abstractly semi-phallic toy has a combo of glide + squish below that doesn’t exist in other silicone dildos. The Android’s placid surface is the reverse of the Syren: just smooth flow, no drips, scales, bumps nor waves! The Syren’s hyper-textured nature is for goin’ slow and feelin’ all the drips pressing in.

Which one’s your style?

Find all Pris Toys’ silicone dils at Pristoys.com.

This post was not sponsored nor paid. All opinions are my own. Thank you so much for reading Phallophile Reviews!