Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug Review

There’s something so hot about handing over the remote, especially when the toy in question is built to push your limits (literally). The Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug landed in our toy drawer one weekend and instantly shot to the top of the “let’s go again” pile. Chunky, powerful, and surprisingly intuitive once you get the hang of it, this one doesn’t just sit pretty-it goes to work.

I tested it solo at first (because I’m nosy like that), then gave the remote to my partner to see how it handled in a proper session. Short version? We had a blast – after a bit of wrangling and a very generous amount of lube. Long version? Keep reading.

Key Takeaways

The Anos RC is not shy. It’s loud, intense, and made to be felt. If you’ve already got a few butt plugs in your collection and you’re craving something that moves, not just vibes, this one delivers. The thrusting action is wild, the design is thoughtful, and the remote control adds just the right amount of spice to keep things interesting.

It’s not perfect. It’s a bit noisy, the battery doesn’t last forever, and the cleanup takes effort. But for the price and power, it’s a worthy addition to any anal play kit.

Who Should Try It? The Anos RC Thrusting Plug is perfect for intermediate to advanced anal players who crave deep movement and intense stimulation. It’s also a great pick for anyone curious about remote-controlled products or looking to introduce a little power play into their bedroom dynamics.

Who Can Skip It? Total anal beginners might find the size and motion Of the Anos RC overwhelming, and apartment dwellers with thin walls might not love the volume. If you prefer your toys quiet, subtle, and easygoing, this one’s probably not your match.

You Can Buy It on the Peep Show Toys website for $70.

What Is the Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug?

The Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug is a remote-controlled, thrusting butt plug designed to go above and beyond your basic buzz. Most vibrating plugs stick to gentle pulses; the Anos wants to break through the damn wall. With 10 thrusting modes, 10 vibration patterns, and a long, moving insertable shaft, this thing isn’t here to flirt. It’s here to take control.

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First Impressions & Features

Unboxing

Once you lift it out, the thrusting butt plug immediately feels solid-heavy in the hand in a way that screams “I’m here to do a job.” The navy silicone features a soft, matte finish with just a hint of texture for added grip. Everything was pre-charged, which was a huge win (we were testing within minutes). It uses a magnetic two-point charger, which works fine but feels a bit outdated. I’d love to see USB-C standardized across toys by now. Still, the setup was quick, intuitive, and drama-free. Just plug in and go (in every sense).

Quick Specs

• Insertable Length: 5–6.6 inches (depends on thrust extension)
• Diameter: 1.6 inches at the widest point
• Functions: 10 thrusting modes, 10 vibration patterns
• Material: Silicone with PU coating, ABS base
• Waterproof: The plug is waterproof; the remote is not
• Rechargeable: Yes (90-minute charge = ~30 minutes use)
• Remote Range: Up to 10 meters
• Noise Level: Loud – think small appliance, not whisper
• Extras: Remote included; no storage pouch

How To Use the Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug?

The Anos RC Thrusting Plug is not something you rush. First, charge it fully just to make sure it won’t die on you mid-session (it takes about 90 minutes). While you wait, queue up a good playlist and maybe do some warm-up with a smaller size. Trust me, unless you’re already comfortable with thicker toys, diving straight in will be a challenge.

Once charged, make sure you’re using water-based lube and take your time easing it in. The shaft is tapered, but the body is filling (the good kind of stretch if you go slow). It’s easier lying down or on your side, especially at first.

The remote is basic but effective, which is the way a sex toy remote should be, in my opinion. One button for vibration, one for thrust, and you can cycle through the 10 modes independently. You can also control both functions from the base if the remote dies or goes walkabout mid-session. It’s surprisingly responsive. I tested the range, and it worked through a wall, but not from the other side of the house.

Pro tip: Keep still when using it. The motion is aggressive, and walking around feels like trying to carry a running jackhammer in your ass. Not recommended.

You can read more on how to use anal toys in this article.

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My Personal Experience

This was one of those sex toys that made me genuinely curious. I’d seen similar thrusting plugs before, but always assumed they were gimmicky or awkward. So when this one showed up in our pile, I figured, why not? My partner Jessica was equally intrigued, especially by the idea of remote control.

We set the lights low, got cleaned up, and opened a bottle of wine. But half a glass in, we were already ditching the rest of the plan and going straight to testing. Priorities.

Packaging

As you can see in the image below, the Anos RC Thrusting Plug comes in a relatively standard packaging. The design has a first-year design student on Upwork vibes, but that doesn’t usually deter me; it’s what’s inside that counts. No velvet lining, no discreet luxury feel-just a straightforward, no-nonsense setup. Inside, it’s housed with the remote, charging cable, and a CR2032 battery already installed. No storage pouch or bonus lube samples, which would’ve been nice, but at least it avoids the overpromise of fancy branding. This is very much a “get in, get off” kind of vibe.

Design

The one doesn’t mess around with fancy frills. It’s got a long, curved body and a bulbous, thrusting tip that you can actually feel moving inside you. The navy blue silicone is classy, and the perineum base (image below) is flexible enough to move with you instead of jabbing into your skin.

It’s a toy that looks serious, and once it’s in, it is serious. That moving tip feels like someone knocking politely on your front door with a battering ram.

Material

The silicone on the Anos RC Thrusting Plug is soft, smooth, and has just the right amount of grip; not sticky, not slippery, just easy to work with once lube is involved. The matte finish helps it warm up quickly to body temperature and keeps things feeling plush rather than plasticky. No sharp seams or rough patches to worry about-it feels well-made all over.

That said, this material does tend to cling to smells, especially around the moving parts. If you don’t want it holding onto last night’s memories, make sure you use a solid toy cleaner and take your time. Scrub well around the thrusting joint, and let it air dry fully before storing.

Stimulations

Anos RC doesn’t ease you in gently; it throws you straight into the deep end. The thrusting is genuinely impressive. It’s not about depth, but about how convincingly it pumps. The motion is bold, punchy, and surprisingly rhythmic. You get 20 thrusting functions in total-10 steady speeds and 10 patterns that range from slow waves to erratic, chaotic drills that feel like it’s trying to knock politely on your prostate’s front door, then barge in anyway.

The vibrations? Also strong, but very much a supporting act to the mechanical show. You’ve got 10 of those as well, and the dual motors give a nice inside-outside effect, especially once the base starts rumbling against your perineum. I found the sweet spot pairing to be a low-speed thrust with a deep, constant buzz, ideal for edging or stretching out a long solo session.

Now for the caveat: it’s not quiet. There’s a mechanical hum-whine combo that’s hard to ignore, especially when the thrust kicks in. Think small power tool, not whisper-soft luxury. It’s not unbearable, but if you’re hoping to be discreet, close the door and put on a playlist (or just embrace the chaos).

Build Quality

The Anos RC Thrusting Plug has that satisfying heft that immediately tells you it’s not just here for a quick thrill. It’s built to go the distance. The navy silicone feels luxe, and the shaft is tightly sealed into the body.

The remote is lightweight but not flimsy, and all the buttons on both toy and remote respond cleanly, which is surprisingly rare in the sex toy world. The charging port uses a double-pin magnet style, which I still find mildly annoying, but it still does what it’s designed to do.

I couldn’t dig up much info about the brand behind this one, but it has that polished, well-tooled feel of a toy made by a big OEM supplier who knows what they’re doing. No luxury branding, but functionally? No complaints.

Ease of Use

Once you’re past the entrance exam, this butt toy is surprisingly user-friendly. The butt plug turns on with a long press, and the remote scrolls easily through both thrusting and vibration functions. No app, no pairing drama-just click and go.

That said, this isn’t a “set and forget” kind of device. The thrusting is constant and obvious (more of a performance than background ambiance), so you need to be relaxed and lubed up before diving in. It takes a minute to get it seated comfortably, especially the first time, but once you’re there, it runs like clockwork.

It’s actually one of the most straightforward thrusting toys I’ve tested. No fiddling mid-session, no cryptic button combos. Just full-body feedback with every push of the remote.

Versatility

You could use the Anos RC Thrusting Plug vaginally in a pinch, but it’s clearly designed with anal play in mind-where it truly shines. The thick body, thrusting shaft, and rumbly base all come together for a purpose-built backdoor experience.

It’s especially fun for partnered play, where one of you holds the remote and the other just holds on. That power exchange dynamic makes it great for teasing, edging, or working up to something bigger.

It also holds its own during solo sessions, particularly if you’re in the mood for drawn-out foreplay or slow-building intensity. Just don’t expect it to be discreet-it’s not quiet or low-key, but that’s kind of the point.

Warranty and Support

There’s no formal warranty info provided with the Anos RC Thrusting Plug, at least not from the manufacturer. That said, most decent retailers, like Peep Show Toys, where we bought ours, will offer their own return or replacement policy, usually around 30 to 90 days. So the golden rule applies: buy from a reputable shop that backs what they sell, and keep your receipt just in case things go south after a few sessions.

Minor Issues I Found During Testing

The biggest drawback? Noise. The Anos RC Thrusting Plug isn’t discreet. It makes a noticeable mechanical chug, especially in the thrusting modes. It’s not industrial-level loud, but it’s definitely not background-friendly. If you’re hoping for silent stealth play, this ain’t it.

Cleanup also takes a bit of extra care. The moving shaft means lube and fluids can sneak into crevices, so a thorough rinse and proper toy cleaner are non-negotiable. Take your time around the thrusting joint-it’s where gunk likes to hide.

And yep… no storage pouch. Again. Can someone please tell manufacturers it’s 2025 and we expect somewhere soft to stash our expensive butt tech?

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Alternatives to the Anos RC Thrusting Plug

If the Anos feels like a bit much, or just not quite your vibe, there are two great options to consider, depending on what you’re chasing.

Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Twister Plug

Want thrust and twist? The Atomic offers both, with a more playful design and a party vibe thanks to its LED light show. It’s slightly shorter than the Anos, with a rotating action layered into its thrusting, making it feel a bit less intense but still wonderfully stimulating. If you’re curious about movement-focused anal toys but want something more novel (and a little chaotic in the best way), this one’s a wild ride.

Javida RC Panty Vibe

If butt play isn’t your thing (or you just want something quieter and more public-play friendly) the Javida is a smart pick. It’s a remote-controlled wearable vibe designed for vulvas, perfect for power dynamics, foreplay, or sneaky fun out and about. There’s no thrusting, but it’s surprisingly strong for its size and fits snugly in most underwear. Great for couples who want something remote but less… invasive.

Do you want more options? We have reviewed many more thrusting butt plugs in this article.

I am Sold! Where Can I Buy It?

You can buy it on Peep Show Toys using this link.

Thanks for reading my Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug review!

Rachel

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Rachel is a clinical sexologist with a focus on LGBTQ+ and BIPOC issues. Originally from Texas, she loves sushi, white wine, and spending time with her partner Jessica. She has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Yahoo.com, Women’s Health, Healthline, Glamour, and MindBodyGreen.
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