We’ve been promised sex robots for years if not decades, yet in 2025 we still only have smart sex dolls with robot heads capable of speech and facial expression. However, thanks to LLMs the AI conversational ability of such dolls is now very advanced, and with the stunning progress in humanoid robots, we can start to realistically dream of true sex robots with full-body movement as early as the next 5 – 10 years. If you can’t wait that long and are eager to get your hands on the closest we have today to sex robots, here is a list of the best of what is available below.
Sex Robots and AI Sex Dolls You Can Buy Today
1 # RealDollX – Expensive but ultra-realistic modular robot heads.
RealDollX offers the legendary RealDoll ultra-realistic bodies fitted with modular robotic heads, with customizable faces you can easily swap between. The movement and expressiveness of the heads are the most advanced of any ‘sex robots’ currently on the market. They can move side-to-side as well as up-and-down. Likewise, the eyes can move up, down, and side-ways too, with the eyelids realistically blinking. The eyebrows also move up-and-down. The robot head’s mouth has a wide range of movement and synchs naturally with its conversational speech – which is powered by advanced AI.
However, to own a RealDoll sex robot doesn’t come cheap, with a full body and head costing over $10K. You will also need to subscribe at $39 a month for the AI service that powers the robot’s conversation and personality.
2 # AINIDOLL – Smart sex dolls with LLM conversation and robot heads.
A smart sex doll (body temperature heating and touch sensors), equipped with ChatGPT style LLM conversation, as well as a robotic head that can make rudimentary facial expressions, is probably the best and most affordable option for most people wanting a ‘sex robot’ partner in 2025. The AI dolls of AINIDOLL are not only reasonably priced in the $2.5K to $4K range, but they are fully customizable too.
The cloud-based LLM learns to recognize both your voice and your individual needs and tastes. It can hold natural conversation both of a sexual and non-sexual nature. Meanwhile, the company claims that its internal skeleton means it can easily be put into any sexual position. Before you buy, you can choose from a huge number of customization preferences, even down to the amount and style of pubic hair. The finished dolls are shipped from China to the US, Europe, and Canada.
3 # Vine Talk Metabox AI Necklace – AI necklace gives your sex doll the power of speech
If you already own a sex doll or are just looking to save money on an AI sex doll, a good option is the Metabox from WM Dolls (here branded as ‘Vine Talk’). It’s a necklace you put around the neck of your sex doll, and – for only $199 – it allows you to have conversations and AI sex chat with your doll. It has 8 different personalities ranging from a naughty young student to ‘superwoman’. Another useful feature is the easy ability to switch from SFW to NSFW chat mode, simply by saying ‘go to the bedroom’, or ‘go to the living room’.
4 # Emma the Sex Robot – AI Sex Doll with voice and facial expressions
Emma was a state-of-the-art AI sex doll a few years ago and she’s still being sold at various places online. Costing close to $5K, she has touch sensors and a modular head system which is capable of rudimentary facial expressions and English and Chinese speech.
Discontinued Sex Robots That Are A Piece Of History
The following ‘sex robots’ are no longer sold (if they ever genuinely were), and in 2 of the three cases even their websites have gone. But I thought it would be worthwhile to list them here, as they will always be pieces of the early history of the sex robot industry.
Samantha A.I. Sex Robot
‘Samantha’ was actually three different sex robots created by Spaniard Dr. Sergi Santos , each with a unique look and name. ‘Samantha’ and their British ‘handler’ has become something of a media star, especially in the UK, appearing on Daytime television shows and no doubt causing wives in the audience to hold their husbands a little more tightly. Each were sold also as regular high end sex dolls without the A.I. features which include multiple body touch sensors and rudimentary speech. The creator had high hopes for the future of such sexbots, claiming that they would soon possess a moral code and even be able to give birth. However, the site was discontinued and Sergi Santos appears to have had his fifteen minutes of fame.
Roxxxy True Companion
This sex robot is very controversial for two reasons. Unveiled as the world’s first sexbot all the way back in 2010 (to much derision), there is much doubt as to whether Roxxxy really exists. Nobody appears to have ever claimed to own one, despite its maker Douglas Hines (a fomer NASA engineer) claiming that thousands had been sold within months. Certainly no YouTube videos showing off Roxxxy by a proud owner are online to my knowledge, nor are their reviews to be found on forums and suchlike. The True Companion website doesn’t appear to have changed significantly since it went online in 2010, although soon after Roxxxy went on sale, the ‘first male sex robot – ‘Rocky’ – was added. Secondly, Roxxxy and its creator Hines attracted the fury of feminist anti-sexbot campaigners earlier this year when it came to their attention that the sex robot had a ‘frigid’ personality mode which they say allowed her to be ‘raped’ by any owners of the bot (if any exist).
