Meiki Sosei 2 Tanaka Remon
NPG's stunning first platinum silicone attempt prioritizes visuals over the signature soft feel they're known for.
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Disclosure: I paid $89.99 USD.
When I first unboxed the Meiki Sosei 2 Tanaka Remon, I was genuinely impressed by the visual presentation. The attention to detail is remarkable – from the realistic skin pores to the brilliant red coloring, this is some of NPG's finest aesthetic work. It actually surpasses the looks of the triple-layer 013 Tanaka Remon, which is saying something. The craftsmanship immediately catches your eye and sets high expectations.
However, this is where NPG's experimentation with platinum silicone becomes a double-edged sword. While the material choice enables those stunning visuals, it fundamentally changes the experience from what NPG fans expect. Instead of their signature soft TPE that feels incredibly lifelike, you're getting a much firmer texture that some may find too rigid. If you're someone who specifically enjoys firm materials, this could be perfect for you, but it's a significant departure from NPG's usual offerings.
The internal texture offers medium stimulation through its dual-layer platinum silicone construction – quite rare in the market since most platinum silicone toys are single layer. The sensation is solid and well-designed, though it lacks the nuanced softness that makes the original 013 Tanaka Remon feel superior despite its less impressive appearance.
Where this product truly excels is in maintenance. The platinum silicone construction makes cleaning incredibly straightforward compared to TPE alternatives. It's non-porous, so you won't deal with water retention issues or the tedious drying process that TPE requires. This practical advantage cannot be overstated for regular users.
Ultimately, the Meiki Sosei 2 Tanaka Remon represents an interesting pivot for NPG, prioritizing aesthetics and practicality over their traditional focus on realistic feel. At $89.99, it's positioned as a premium option, though the value proposition depends heavily on what you prioritize. If you're drawn to NPG's artistic vision and prefer easier maintenance, this delivers admirably. However, if you're seeking the soft, lifelike sensation NPG is famous for, you might want to stick with their TPE offerings. It's a solid product that succeeds at what it sets out to do, even if that's different from NPG's usual strengths.
Pros
- Stunning visual details
- Easy platinum silicone cleaning
- Rare dual-layer construction
- Non-porous material
Cons
- Very firm texture
- Expensive for the experience
- Less realistic feel

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