Gläs Titus Beaded Butt Plug Review

I’ve been on a bit of a beaded toy bender lately – testing everything from long strands to short stacks, flexible silicone to rigid glass. The Gläs 4.5″ Titus Beaded Plug had been sitting near the top of my wishlist for a while, mostly because it looked elegant, manageable, and just a little mysterious.

Something about that clear glass and stacked shape felt like it could either be heavenly or just…meh. But hey, for the sake of research (and my own fun), I bumped it up the queue. It turns out that this little plug punches well above its weight. Let’s get into it.

Key Takeaways

The Gläs Titus is small but surprisingly impactful. It’s elegant, easy to handle, and offers two distinct sensations in one sex toy – beaded tease on one end, classic plug on the other. Sure, the packaging doesn’t exactly scream luxury, and it’s not going to rock your world if you’re after intense prostate play, but for a warm-up, a toe-dip into temperature kink, or just a damn pretty toy to have on standby, it delivers. This is the kind of plug that makes you appreciate the subtle stuff: texture, tension, and that slow, satisfying slide.

Who Should Try It? The Gläs Titus is a gem for anyone just starting their backdoor journey. If you’ve got curiosity, a bottle of lube, and a healthy sense of adventure, this one makes a great first step. It’s gentle without being boring, beautiful without being intimidating, and that temperature play potential adds a little something extra to the mix.

Who Can Skip It? If you’re chasing deep, grinding pressure or need a product that hugs your prostate just right, this one probably won’t hit the mark. Same goes if you prefer your toys soft and bendy; the unforgiving firmness of glass might feel a little too… assertive. And while the Titus is great for a session, it’s not a long-haul kind of plug. If you’re after something you can wear out for errands or keep in during play all day, this one’s more of a quick visit than a houseguest.

You Can Buy It on the Peep Show Toys website for $30.

What Is the Gläs 4.5” Titus Plug?

The Titus Plug is a clear, hand-blown glass anal toy with three rounded beads stacked on one end, a flared ring-style base in the middle, and a smooth tapered plug on the other. It’s dual-ended and symmetrical in that unassuming “trust me” way Gläs toys have mastered.

It’s small (only 2.25 inches insertable) but satisfying, thanks to that steady bead-by-bead build-up. It’s also borosilicate glass – so we’re talking hygienic, temperature-friendly, non-porous, and basically indestructible unless you go full Hulk.

Meant for beginners but not boring. I’d say that’s the sweet spot.

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First Impressions & Features

Unboxing

Unboxing the Titus Plug was a bit underwhelming, if I’m honest. As you can see in the below image, the box is standard fare – clear image, no real flair, not screaming “luxury.” It does the job. No lube sample included (boo), but it does come with a soft drawstring storage bag (yay). Points back for that.

Still, I feel like this sex toy deserved just a little more fanfare. A matte box. A care card. Maybe a sticker? Something to match the craftsmanship inside.

Quick Specs

• Insertable Length: 2.25 inches
• Circumference: 3 inches
• Material: 100% Borosilicate glass
• Ends: Triple bead on one, classic plug shape on the other
• Use: Anal plug, warm-up toy, temperature play tool, objet d’art

How Do I Use the Gläs Titus Plug?

Using the Gläs Titus Plug is all about choosing your mood – and maybe your level of ambition. Pick an end, add a generous dollop of lube, and take your time.

The beaded side is for those slow-build kind of days. One bead. Pause. Breathe. Two beads. Bigger pause. By the time you nestle into that third one, you get this oddly triumphant sense of “I did that.” It’s less about stretch and more about sensation – every ridge a reminder that you’re filling up, step by step. I found myself clenching around it almost subconsciously, like my body wanted to keep it exactly where it was.

Flip it around, and the tapered plug side gives a more classic stretch. That familiar pressure, the feeling of fullness, the way it settles in and just… stays. Perfect if you want something to wear during a scene or while you’re doing other kinds of play. It’s discreet enough to move with you but weighty enough to stay noticeable.

And because it’s glass, Titus plays nice with every type of lube – silicone, water-based, and hybrid. Temperature play is also on the menu. I ran it under warm water once and damn near purred. Cold? That’s for another day.

You can read more about using anal beads in this article.

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My Personal Experience

I gave the Gläs Titus a few proper test drives before writing this, and each time it left me a little more charmed. It’s the kind of anal toy that doesn’t overwhelm, but quietly delivers – more of a seductive whisper than a scream. I tried it on slow mornings, steamy nights, and even once just to see how it felt after a hot shower. (Spoiler: amazing.) It surprised me with its range for such a small piece, and I kept coming back for the sensation layering and the playful shape. Here’s how it stacked up.

Packaging

Let’s be honest – the box isn’t winning any design awards. It’s basic, a little on the cheaper side, and doesn’t match the luxury look of what’s inside. But it is functional. No fiddly inserts, no porn star logos, no wasted space. It even comes with a soft storage pouch (image below), which earned it a little redemption. Still, I wish Gläs would level up their branding to match the vibe of the product itself. This plug looks like it belongs on a pedestal, not in a drugstore clamshell.

Design

The Titus is genuinely beautiful in person. The glass catches light in a way that makes it glow, especially those little beads, which look like crystal drops when the sun hits them. It’s way more compact than I expected, which turned out to be a plus. Each end serves its distinct purpose: one for slow teasing entry, the other for a fuller, anchored stretch. And the ring base? Perfect. It’s slim enough not to get in the way, but sturdy enough to grip, twist, or tug at just the right moment. No butt-clenching panic moments here.

Material

This is classic Glas: borosilicate, crystal clear, and completely seamless. It’s cool to the touch out of the box, and weighty enough to feel real in your hand, not a cheap novelty product. There’s zero smell, no weird finishes, no sketchy seams – just clean, smooth glass.

Stimulations

The beaded end is the star for me. That “pop-pop-pop” as each one slips in? Utterly addictive. It’s a different rhythm than standard plugs – more tease, more control, and a weirdly satisfying little reward every time you add one more bead. It builds slowly but feels surprisingly filling by the time you get to the third.

The tapered plug side offers a more familiar fullness, but with a tighter, more anchored feel. Not quite a long-term wear plug – it doesn’t have the soft give for that – but it holds in place well enough for other activities. I’ve used it mid-makeout session, during lazy morning wand time, and even while scrolling memes. All valid forms of use.

But the real joy is in the temperature play. I warmed it under hot water before round two, and it went from “interesting” to “intensely delicious” in seconds. The warmth radiates through the beads in the most luxurious way. Highly recommended.

Build Quality

Faultless. Genuinely. The Titus feels like it was made with intention, not just blown and boxed for mass production. The finish is flawless, the glass is evenly thick, and the transitions between beads and shaft are buttery smooth.

The base feels secure and reliable, with no sharp edges or awkward joins. I wouldn’t treat it like a shot glass, but it could definitely survive a bedside tumble or two without shattering your confidence.

Ease of Use

This plug is beginner-friendly without feeling basic. The compact size makes it unintimidating, and the ring base means you’re never fumbling for grip once things get slippery. Even lubed to the gods, I never felt out of control, which is more than I can say for some silicone model I’ve yeeted across the room.

Insert slowly, breathe with it, and let your body do the talking. This is a great model to learn with or warm up with, but it’s also a damn good time on its own.

Versatility

Titus is a little multitasker. It works solo, in couples play, during foreplay, during sex, or as the main event if you’re in the mood for texture over stretch. I’ve tried both ends and enjoyed switching mid-session just to change things up. It doesn’t hit any deep internal targets like a curved prostate wand might, but that’s not the goal.

If you’re into sensation, temperature, or slow build-up, this one fits the brief. And if you ever need a fancy cocktail stirrer in a pinch… well. No judgment.

Warranty and Support

Gläs doesn’t include a warranty card or anything official in the box, so your best bet is to go through a store with decent customer service in case anything arrives damaged. Borosilicate is tough stuff, but shipping accidents can happen. After you’ve used it, though, returns are off the table for hygiene reasons (understandably).

That said, the Titus feels built to last. Keep it cushioned in its pouch, don’t get clumsy around tiled floors, and it’ll be around long after your current toy phase has passed.

Minor Issues I Found During Testing

Honestly? It’s smaller than it looks online. Not in a disappointing way – more in a “that’s kinda cute” way. Don’t expect a deep stretch or heavy pressure. This is a slow burn, a warm-up, a light tease.

And while the included storage pouch is a nice touch, I do wish they’d thrown in a lube sample. If this is your first foray into glass or anal toys, having the right lube from the jump makes a world of difference. Still, minor gripe for an otherwise polished experience.

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Alternatives to the Gläs Titus Plug

Icicles No. 31

If the Titus left you curious for something with a bit more drama and depth, the Icicles No. 31 might just be your next obsession. Where Titus is short, sweet, and tease-friendly, the No. 31 is all about curves, pressure, and intensity. It’s longer, heavier, and shaped with a bold, crescent-like curve that’s perfect for G-spot or P-spot exploration – if you’re ready to level up.

You still get that gorgeous borosilicate finish and dual-end play, but this one feels more assertive in every way. Less warm-up, more full-body eye-roll. A real showstopper if you’re into precision and weight. Just be warned: it demands a little more prep, a little more lube, and a lot more confidence.

Chrystalino Planets

If you’re into beads but want something with a bit more heft and depth, the Chrystalino Planets delivers. It’s longer, curvier, and the escalating bulb sizes give you a proper journey – whether you’re playing vaginally or anally.

The glossy white glass feels luxe, and the packaging is top-tier. It looks like a design piece but hits all the right spots. Where the Gläs 4.5 is more of a tease or warm-up, Planets brings a fuller, more intense experience. A great next step if you’re ready to level up.

You can read my full Chrystalino Planets review here.

I am Sold! Where Can I Buy It?

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

Thanks for reading my Gläs Titus Beaded Butt Plug review!

Sandra

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Sandra studied nursing and sexual health and is named one of the world’s top 50 sexologists. She founded My Sex Toy Guide in 2016, where she and a team of experts write about relationships, LGBTQ topics, and other sexuality issues. She has been featured in Men’s Health, Wedding Wire, InsideHook, ThriveGlobal, and more.
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