Nasstoys Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Plug Review

Ever wanted a butt plug that lights up, thrusts, and twists like it’s auditioning for So You Think You Can Dance?

I didn’t think I needed that either until I met this ridiculous little show-off. The Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Twister Plug is one of those toys that sounds like a gimmick… until it’s in, powered up, and suddenly you’re rethinking everything you thought you knew about anal play.

Key Takeaways

It’s bold, bouncy, and unapologetically extra. The Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Twister Plug is part rave, part pleasure tool, and all about the sensation. With its combo of twist, thrust, and buzz (plus that cheeky disco glow), it’s made to steal the spotlight. The build quality’s better than expected, the functions are fun to explore, and the remote adds a solid dose of control (even if you’re mid-squirm). It’s not silent, and the size might underwhelm size queens, but the stimulation style more than makes up for it. If you’re down for some light-show-meets-butt-fun chaos, this one’s ready!

Who Should Try It? Curious players with some anal experience who are craving movement, texture, and something a little offbeat. Anyone who likes toys that do the work for you (and doesn’t mind a side of theatrics) will get a kick out of it. Great for solo exploration or partner mischief.

Who Can Skip It? If you need something whisper-quiet, prefer deep pressure over surface movement, or you’re brand new to butt stuff, you should maybe start somewhere calmer. Same if you hate gimmicky lights or want your butt plug to look more like fine art and less like a USB-powered alien probe.

You Can Buy It on the Peep Show Toys website for $50.

What Is the Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Plug?

The Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Plug by Nasstoys is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: a disco-ready, butt-thrusting, silicone-coated little unit with a remote and a whole lot of personality. It lights up, it moves, it thrusts, it kind of twirls. It’s basically the lava lamp your butt didn’t know it needed.

With 9 functions, waterproofing, a rechargeable battery, and a smooth silicone build, it packs a lot into a pretty compact product. Throw in a remote that actually works (bless), and you’ve got yourself a wild little time on your back hands.

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First Impressions & Features

Unboxing

When I first saw the box for the Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Twister Plug, I won’t lie. It gave off full novelty rocket ship vibes. Very “adult toy aisle at a Halloween store.” So my expectations were low. But once I opened it up, I was pleasantly surprised. The product itself feels great; smooth, soft silicone that feels high-end in your hand. Even the remote felt decent, not like the cheap plastic clickers you sometimes get with these kinds of toys.

You don’t get a lot in the box: just the Plug, the remote (with the battery already installed—bless), and a charger cable. But here’s the nice surprise: it was already semi-charged, so I didn’t have to wait hours before taking it for a spin. A small touch, but very appreciated.

Quick Specs

• Insertable length: 3.8”
• Max width: 1.5″
• 9 functions (thrust + twist + vibe combo)
• Remote control included
• Rechargeable (plug), battery (remote)
• Charging time: 120 mins
• Use time: 60 mins
• Waterproof
• Silicone & ABS
• RoHS compliant, phthalates-free

How Do I Use the Atomic Twister Plug?

Before anything else, give the Atomic Thrusting Light-Up Twister Plug a thorough wash—just use warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner. Then charge it up. It takes about two hours, and you’ll get roughly an hour of run time, which is more than enough for most adventures.

Once ready, pair the remote (super easy), grab some water-based lube, and take your time. This isn’t your standard plug; it thrusts, it twists, and it lights up like a little rave between your cheeks. Not something you just pop in and forget about. If you’re new to butt stuff, go slow and listen to your body. You can stop halfway, chill with the sensation, or go all in. It’s your ride.

The buttons on both the remote and the base are simple: one turns it on and cycles through the 9 thrust/vibration modes, the other controls the light show. The anchor base keeps everything steady, even when it starts dancing. And the remote works surprisingly well, even from another room, which makes it perfect for teasing or hands-free switching mid-session.

You can read more about using butt plugs in this guide.

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My Personal Experience

My partner Jessica brought this one home like she’d just won a prize at the fair, grinning, rattling the box, already pressing buttons. We barely got through a glass of wine before the curiosity won out. Lights down (because that LED disco show is no joke), quick rinse, full charge, and suddenly we’re flipping through vibration modes like it’s game night. No mood music, no slow burn, just a full test run of a sex toy that looks like a novelty rocket and buzzes like it means business.

Packaging

Let’s just say the Atomic’s packaging leans into its “fun” side—bright colors, bold claims, and definite novelty shop vibes. As you can see in the image below, it doesn’t scream luxury, but it does set the mood for something cheeky. Inside, things get more reassuring. The anal toy and remote both have a soft-touch finish that feels much nicer than expected. No storage pouch or lube samples (missed opportunity), but it was semi-charged and remote-ready, so at least the setup was painless. Not a bad start, even if the box won’t win any design awards.

Design

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much when I first looked at the Atomic up close; kind of squat, kind of wide, kind of like something out of a sci-fi drawer labeled forbidden tech. But once it was in my hand (and later, elsewhere), I got it. The spiral twist isn’t just for looks—it gives a stirring effect rather than a simple in-and-out. The base is flexible enough to sit comfortably, even during longer sessions, and the remote has that smooth, clicky feel that doesn’t scream “sex toy.” Oh, and when the lights kick in, it’s like your hole got invited to a rave. Ridiculous. Wonderful.

Material

The body-safe silicone surprised me; it’s that velvety kind with a bit of give, not too squishy but not stiff either. It doesn’t have that weird powdery feeling some toys come with, and it holds heat nicely once it’s in. No seams, no dodgy finishes, no tacky drag even with generous lube. It just… feels good, even when you’re still warming up. Between the soft-touch body and the smooth base, everything feels deliberately made, not just slapped together and called “fun.”

Stimulations

Alright, this is where the plug starts showing off. The vibrations are strong enough to get attention but not numbingly buzzy—more of a low thrum that spreads out nicely. The thrusting is short but punchy, giving this rhythmic tap-tap-tap that builds tension in a really filthy way. But it’s the twisting that had me gripping the sheets. It feels like the toy’s trying to swirl its way into your soul.

Combined with the LED show and all the motion, it should be a full sensory party for your butt, but the sound kind of kills the vibe. It’s not just mechanical, it’s whiny. Like a little vibrating dentist drill having a tantrum. If you’re in the mood, you’ll probably tune it out, but it’s definitely not subtle. A playlist helps, but don’t expect stealth mode with this one.

Build Quality

The Atomic surprised me here. For something that lights up like a mini rave and does that whole thrust-and-swirl thing, it feels solid. Nothing flimsy, no weird seams, and the charging port is sealed tight. I couldn’t find much about Nasstoys as a brand, which usually raises a brow, but I wouldn’t be shocked if this came from one of those big behind-the-scenes manufacturers that churn out toys for half the market. Honestly? That’s not always a bad thing. It’s got that sturdy, mass-produced reliability, without feeling cheap.

Ease of Use

Can’t fault it here. Long press to turn on, short press to scroll through the 9 modes—both on the toy itself and the remote. You’ve got one button for vibrations/thrusting and another for the disco lights, so you’re not stuck with strobe mode unless you want it. It’s easy enough that even a plug newbie could jump in without needing a manual. And if you’re handing it to a partner mid-session? They’ll get the hang of it in about 2 seconds.

Versatility

The Atomic covers a lot of ground for one little plug. Anal? Obviously. Foreplay? Absolutely. Partner play? Yes, and it’s fun watching them discover the light-up base for the first time. It’s not quite long or intense enough to be a warm-up for a serious stretch sesh, but for sensation play or teasing, it’s golden. That glow also hits different in the mirror—there’s something very sci-fi exhibitionist about it.

Warranty and Support

There’s no official info on warranty from Nasstoys that I could find, which is kind of annoying. So your best bet is to check directly with the site you bought it from. Some resellers offer their own coverage, and that’s usually your only safety net if anything goes wrong. Always worth a quick email or scroll through the fine print.

Minor Issues I Found During Testing

Let’s talk volume: this thing isn’t shy. The motor has a distinct whiny sound, especially when it’s thrusting away. Not loud enough to wake the neighbors, but enough to kill the mood if you’re going for subtle.

Also, that twist-and-thrust combo? Intense. If you’re new to anal or sensitive to deep internal motion, it could feel a bit overwhelming.

And of course, no storage pouch. Again. I’m not sure why this isn’t standard by now, but for a butt toy that lights up like a spaceship, it deserves a better parking spot than the back of a drawer.

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Alternatives to the Atomic Twister Plug

Anos RC Thrusting Plug

If the Atomic feels a little too flashy and you’re more about the power, the Anos RC Thrusting Plug might be your next obsession. It’s got a meatier build, deeper thrust, and none of the disco vibes. Instead of LED lights and spinning textures, the Anos focuses on pure movement — a full-length shaft that genuinely thrusts inside you with force. It’s intense, heavy, and definitely not for the shy. You don’t get the sensory overload of the Atomic, but you do get a real sense of being filled and pushed in a way that most plugs don’t offer. Bonus: The remote lets your partner control things while you brace yourself.

You can read my full Anos RC Thrusting Butt Plug review here.

Javida RC Shaking Panty Vibe

Maybe anal just isn’t your thing, but you still want the thrill of a remote-controlled toy that lights up your insides. The Javida RC Shaking Panty Vibe is a totally different experience; a soft, curved vibe that slips into your underwear and keeps things hands-free. It’s perfect for public teasing, long-distance games, or just letting your partner take over without needing to bend over. It doesn’t thrust or twist, but the buzz is strong, the remote is reliable, and you can wear it around the house (or out of it) without anyone knowing what’s going on. Unless, of course, the giggling gives you away.

Do you want more options? We have tested many more thrusting butt plugs in this guide.

I am Sold! Where Can I Buy It?

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

Thanks for reading my Nasstoys Atomic Thrusting Light-Up 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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