The ROMP Rose is the rose vibrator most people picture when they hear "rose toy": a small flower-shaped clitoral toy that uses waves of air pressure instead of a buzzing motor. We stock two versions in Canada, the 2.0 at $69.89 CAD and the glow-in-the-dark Glow at $64.89 CAD. This guide explains what each one does, how to use and charge it, how to clean it, and how both compare with the two Fifty Shades of Grey roses we also carry.
Quick answer: the ROMP Rose 2.0 ($69.89 CAD) and the ROMP Rose Glow ($64.89 CAD) share the same Pleasure Air Technology, 6 intensity levels, 4 patterns, IPX7 waterproofing and magnetic charging. The Glow is made of glow-in-the-dark silicone and runs up to 65 minutes on its highest speed. Pick by look and price; the sensation is the same.
What is the ROMP Rose?
The ROMP Rose is a rose vibrator from ROMP, which shares a parent company with Womanizer. Rather than vibrating against the skin, it uses Pleasure Air Technology: gentle waves of air pressure that create a suction-like feeling on the clitoris without direct contact.
It is small, about 3 in (7.6 cm) tall and 2.3 in (5.8 cm) wide, and it is controlled by two buttons. Both versions we stock are IPX7 waterproof, charge on a magnetic cable, and have a travel lock so they cannot switch on in a bag. Both come from ROMP and are sold new, in plain, discreet packaging.
ROMP Rose 2.0 vs Glow: what is different?
Almost nothing except the material and the run time. Here is the full comparison from the live product pages.
| 2.0 | Glow | Shop | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (CAD) | $69.89 (compare at $84.95) | $64.89 (compare at $85.95) | |
| Stimulation | Pleasure Air Technology, contactless | Pleasure Air Technology, contactless | |
| Settings | 6 intensity levels, 4 patterns | 6 intensity levels, 4 patterns | |
| Material | Silicone-coated | Glow-in-the-dark silicone | |
| Waterproof | IPX7, bath and shower safe | IPX7, bath and shower safe | |
| Charging | USB cable with magnetic pins | Magnetic charger | |
| Run time | Up to about 60 minutes per charge | Up to 65 minutes on the highest speed | |
| Size | About 3 in (7.6 cm) tall, 2.3 in (5.8 cm) wide | About 3 in (7.6 cm) tall, 2.3 in (5.8 cm) wide | |
| Travel lock | Yes | Yes | |
| Cleaning | Cap comes off | Cap comes off |
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Our decision rule: if you want the classic look, buy the 2.0. If you want to find it on the nightstand without turning on a light, or you simply want to spend $5 less, buy the Glow. You give up nothing in sensation either way.
What is the 2.0 model?
The ROMP Rose 2.0 Rose Vibrator – Clitoral Suction Toy is the original-brand version of the rose toy. It is silicone-coated, IPX7 waterproof, and charges through a USB cable that clips on with magnetic pins, giving up to about 60 minutes per charge. It has 6 intensity levels and 4 patterns, a travel lock, and a cap that pulls off so you can clean the opening properly.
We stock it because it is a sensible first clitoral sucker: simple two-button controls, waterproof, and gentle enough to start on level 1. The honest trade-off is the charger. It uses ROMP's own magnetic cable rather than USB-C, so keep the cable somewhere you will find it. At $69.89 CAD against a compare-at price of $84.95 CAD, you save about 18%.
What is the Glow model?
The ROMP Rose Glow Rose Vibrator – Glow-in-the-Dark Suction Toy is the same air-pulse flower made in soft silicone that glows in the dark. The product page lists the same 6 intensity levels and 4 patterns, IPX7 waterproofing, a magnetic charger, and up to 65 minutes of use on the highest speed.
Who it suits: anyone who wants the rose toy experience with a playful twist, and anyone buying a gift, since the glow is the kind of detail people remember. The trade-off is the same proprietary magnetic charger. At $64.89 CAD against a compare-at price of $85.95 CAD, you save about 24%, which also makes it the lower-priced of the two.
How does Pleasure Air Technology work?
Pleasure Air Technology is ROMP's name for contactless clitoral stimulation. The opening at the centre of the flower sits over the clitoris, and the toy pushes and pulls small amounts of air, which the body reads as a gentle pulsing suction. Nothing vibrates against the skin, which is why many people describe a rose suction toy as feeling different from any vibrator they have tried.
The reason it works is anatomy. The Cleveland Clinic notes that the visible tip of the clitoris has about 10,000 nerve endings and that direct or heavy pressure there can feel painful rather than pleasurable. Stimulating that area with air rather than pressure is the whole idea, and it is also why the lowest of the 6 intensity levels is the right place to start.
If you want the wider background on how flower toys compare with other suction toys, read our rose toy guide and our clit sucker guide.
How to use it
These are the steps from the product pages. They are identical for the 2.0 and the Glow.
- Charge it fully before first use.
- Add a little water-based lube to the opening.
- Place the opening over the clitoris so it forms a light seal.
- Start on the lowest intensity and go up slowly.
- Try the patterns to find what you like.
- Switch it off and clean it after use.
Two tips from the way people actually get on with it. The seal matters more than the setting: if it feels weak, adjust the angle before you press the intensity button. And because both are IPX7, the bath is a good first place to try it, since warm water helps you relax and the toy does not mind being submerged.
What the first week looks like
Expect to spend the first session on levels 1 and 2, learning where the opening needs to sit. The seal is a skill, and it can take a few tries before the pulses feel steady rather than fluttery. After that, many people settle on one steady level and one pattern and stay there.
Keep the box. It holds the magnetic cable, which is the one part you cannot replace at a corner store. If the toy will sit unused for a while, store it dry, in its bag or box, with the travel lock on.
The charger: how it charges and how long it lasts
Both versions charge on a magnetic connection. The 2.0 uses a USB cable with magnetic charging pins and gives up to about 60 minutes per charge. The Glow uses a magnetic charger and runs up to 65 minutes on its highest speed. Neither uses USB-C, so the cable in the box is the cable you need.
Two charging rules from the care notes: charge only when the toy is fully dry, and charge it fully before the first use. If you lose the cable, contact us by email or WhatsApp before buying a generic one, because the pins are ROMP's own design.
Is it waterproof?
Yes. Both the 2.0 and the Glow are rated IPX7, which the product pages describe as fully submersible and safe in the bath or shower. That rating also makes cleaning simple, because you can rinse the whole toy under the tap rather than wiping around a seam. Our waterproof vibrator guide explains what IPX7 means and which other toys we stock carry it.
How to clean and store it
Cleaning takes a minute, and the removable cap is the part that makes it thorough.
- Switch it off.
- Pull off the removable cap and clean the opening; a cotton swab helps.
- Wash with warm water and mild, unscented soap or a toy cleaner.
- Rinse and let it air-dry fully before charging.
Storage: keep it dry, in its bag or box, and away from other silicone toys, since some silicones can react when stored touching each other. Turn on the travel lock before packing it so it cannot switch on in a suitcase. For every other material in your drawer, our sex toy cleaning guide has the body-safe steps.
Which lube works with it?
Water-based only. A little on the opening helps it seal against the skin, which improves the sensation at every intensity level. Both product pages carry the same care warning: do not use silicone-based lube on silicone toys, because it can damage the surface. If you are choosing a bottle, our silicone vs water-based lube guide explains the difference in plain terms.
ROMP vs the Fifty Shades of Grey flowers
We stock four rose vibrators, and two of them are from Fifty Shades of Grey. The Fifty Shades Black Rose 2.0 ($64.89 CAD) is a black silicone suction flower from the official Fifty Shades of Grey collection. The Fifty Shades Dark Blushing Rose ($84.89 CAD) adds an attached vibrating egg for internal play.
How we would choose between the brands: pick a ROMP if a published spec sheet matters to you, because ROMP states its intensity count, run time, size and IPX7 rating, and we do not publish those figures for the Black Rose 2.0. Pick the Black Rose 2.0 for the black finish. Pick the Dark Blushing Rose if you want the egg. Our Fifty Shades of Grey guide covers those two in detail.
Who should buy one, and who should skip it?
Buy one if you are curious about air-pulse stimulation and want a small, waterproof, beginner-friendly rose sex toy from a maker that publishes its specs. Buy one if you travel, because the lock and the size make it easy to pack. Buy the Glow if you want it to be visible in the dark or want the lower price.
Skip it if you know you prefer deep, rumbly vibration pressed against the body, because air pulses feel lighter and more focused. Skip it if you want internal stimulation from the same toy; look at the Dark Blushing Rose instead. And skip it if a proprietary charging cable would annoy you, since both versions use one.
Shipping and returns in Canada
Both models ship in plain, discreet packaging. Our Insured Shipping rate is $14.99 CAD for orders under $150 across Canada and the US, and free on orders of $150 or more, so a single flower toy does not qualify on its own. Delivery takes 2 to 7 business days.
All sales are final, but if an item arrives damaged, faulty, incomplete or not what you ordered, message us within 14 days of delivery by email or WhatsApp and you choose a replacement or a full refund. The full wording is in our refund policy.
FAQ
What is the difference between the ROMP Rose 2.0 and the Glow?
Same air-pulse flower with the same 6 intensities, 4 patterns, IPX7 waterproofing, magnetic charging and travel lock. The Glow is made of glow-in-the-dark silicone and lists up to 65 minutes on its highest speed; the 2.0 lists up to about 60 minutes per charge.
Is it waterproof?
Yes. Both are rated IPX7, so they are safe in the bath or shower.
How does it charge?
On a magnetic connection. The 2.0 uses a USB cable that clips on magnetically; the Glow uses a magnetic charger. Neither uses USB-C.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. It is small, simple to use with two buttons, and starts gently at the lowest of its 6 intensities.
Which lube should I use?
A water-based lube. A little on the opening helps it seal. Never use silicone-based lube, which can damage the surface.
Does the Glow really glow in the dark?
Yes. It is made of glow-in-the-dark silicone.
Which rose vibrator should I choose?
The 2.0 for the classic look, the Glow for the glow and the lower price, the Fifty Shades Black Rose 2.0 for a black finish, and the Fifty Shades Dark Blushing Rose if you also want a vibrating egg.
Shop rose vibrators in Canada
All four flower toys are in our rose vibrators collection. If you have a question before you buy, message us by email or WhatsApp and we will answer from the product in front of us.
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