Stimkit I "The Tingler"

I've been into EStim for several years now. I started with a TENs device, then moved on to using the 2B, and tried the Coyote 3.0. The Tingler is by far my preferred power box. It is easy to setup and use, and the output it produces is more pleasurable than any other device I've tried. Jonathan *Verified Purchase*Jonathan (18 Oct 2025, 21:22)

I've been into stimming for only a year or two, but I've tried several powerboxes in that time. The following is the upgrade path I took. Perhaps it'll be helpful to anyone still on the fence. First device I tried was a cheap TENS from AliExpress. I tossed it after about 30 seconds because it nothing but pain. Second, the Coyote V2. If you've ever done the same TENS -> Coyote upgrade, you will understand what a night and day difference it is. No longer just painful, but actually pleasurable. Still, I wasn't entirely satisfied. Main issue was a noticeable "jumpiness" with a lot the XToys patterns which was really distracting at times. The V2 has a limit of 10 bluetooth updates per second, which I believe was the cause. Audio files never seemed to translate properly either, very little "dynamic range" (for lack of a better term). But it was enough to get my feet wet and crave more. Third, the Coyote V3. The improvements over the V2 are minor and largely overrated in my opinion. A little bit smoother, lowest setting is a little lower, highest setting is a little higher, but that's about it. The bluetooth updates per second increased to 40, but it still wasn't enough to eliminate the "jumpiness" issue. And the same issue with audio files. I was mostly disappointed. Finally, The Tingler. This time it actually felt like a proper upgrade, and frankly is what I should have purchased from the beginning. It's like the jump from TENS to Coyote all over again, another night and day difference. Now all those pesky audio files actually play properly. When I first gave it a go it was a eureka moment of sorts, like I finally understood what I'd been missing. Audio files that are supposed to simulate a "stroking" feeling actually feel like it now. It's like going from listening to a single person playing a piano, to listening to a symphony. It sounds corny for sure, but it's difficult to put into words just how different it actually feels. TLDR: The Tingler is awesome, and I wish I bought it earlier.Matthew *Verified Purchase* (17 Aug 2025, 01:18)

I was super excited for this unit as soon I heard there was an offering like this. A well built stereostim that is nicely designed and easy to assemble. Took 3 hours to solder and build as i got the DIY kit. Instructions is good. Even thrown in a good amount of solder which actually came in clutch. Granted, I don't usually solder much but a couple of youtube tutorials will do the trick. The bluetooth name came up as XWF-M18-M28-M38 on Android but was easy to pair. Got my dials adjusted and started my usual favorite track. First tested on my legs first to get the feel, but once i got actually hooked up it did the trick. Thank you, so much for providing this device. I am truly grateful Anonymous (11 Jan 2025, 16:15)

I purchased The Tingler because my 2B wasn't able to reproduce the effects I was looking for on videos with crafted E-Stim files. I was excited to discover StimKit's Tingler, as it looked to be like a home built Stereo box that I could order assembled. Prior to ordering, I emailed some questions and I got a very prompt and complete answer, so I decided to order one to test it out. I could not be happier! I've only used it a couple times, but I immediately noticed a drastic difference, and am very pleased with my purchase.Scott *Verified Purchase* (3 Sep 2024, 13:03)

HFO'd with it first time right out of the box. IMO feels better than my Coyote. R.B. *Verified Purchase* (1 Sep 2024, 11:58)