Harry BlackLovense, best known for app-controlled toys, used CES 2026 to show its first full companion doll: Emily. It’s one of the most-searched AI doll products of the year.
Emily at a glance
| Spec | What’s been announced |
|---|---|
| Body | Realistic silicone over a fully posable skeleton |
| Head | Servos for blinking, attempted winking and lip movement when speaking |
| AI | Lovense’s own engine; converses, remembers past interactions, adapts personality |
| App | Message Emily remotely; request AI-generated images of her |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth link to other Lovense devices |
| Battery | Up to about 8 hours |
| Customization | Personality and physical traits |
| Price | Expected $4,000–$8,000 |
| Availability | Shipments planned for 2027; $200 reservation |
Source: coverage of the CES 2026 launch by Interesting Engineering, which also cites Engadget and CNET.
What to keep in mind
Most of the capability claims — cognition, emotional awareness, memory — come from Lovense itself and weren’t independently tested at launch. Pricing is described as expected rather than final.
Should you reserve?
A $200 reservation is a low-cost way to hold a spot if you’re sure you want a first-generation AI doll. If you’d rather buy something you can use now, compare sensor-equipped dolls like WM MetaBox or a high-end silicone doll from our best AI sex dolls guide.
We’ll update this page as Lovense publishes final specs. For context on the whole category, see AI sex dolls.
Frequently asked questions
When does Lovense Emily ship?
Lovense has said shipments are planned for 2027. Dates for new hardware often move, so treat it as a target.
How much will Lovense Emily cost?
Reported expected pricing is $4,000–$8,000. Final pricing hadn't been confirmed when it was announced.
Can you reserve Emily?
Lovense opened a waitlist reservation of $200.