The DG Labs Opossum is a vibration controller for people who want DG Lab's app-controlled play without making everything about e-stim. It uses four mini bullet vibrators, arranged as two pairs, with each pair controlled as its own channel. That gives you a simple core idea: two vibration zones, separate control, and enough pattern options to make the session feel deliberate rather than just buzzy.

Used on its own, the Opossum is a compact dual-channel vibrator controller. The included bullet vibes fit into the silicone sleeve for targeted penile vibration, with channel A and channel B controlling two bullets each. DG Lab lists 20 preset vibration waveforms, and the Opossum also supports custom waveform editing through the DG-LAB app, so you can move beyond the usual fixed toy settings if you like your rhythms a bit more personal.

The interesting bit for existing DG Lab users is how it fits into the wider system. Opossum is designed to work through the DG-LAB app, so it sits naturally alongside the Coyote and Civet ecosystem rather than feeling like a completely separate toy. If you already use a DG Lab Coyote for e-stim, Opossum lets you add vibration in the same style of app-led play. That doesn't magically make every setup effortless, but it does make mixed-sensation play easier to plan: electrical stimulation from the Coyote, vibration from the Opossum, and app control tying the experience together.

Opossum can also be paired with the DG Lab Civet Edging Sensor. DG Lab describes the Civet as an edging sensor that detects body responses as the user approaches orgasm and uses the app to control a connected stimulator. When paired with Opossum, the system can automatically adjust vibration intensity at key moments. Sensible translation: it is for people who want more structured edge play, not a guaranteed orgasm button, denial machine, or mind-reading device. Bodies vary. Sensors need setup. The fun is in tuning the system, not pretending it removes the need for attention and consent.

This is best suited to DG Lab fans, app-control tinkerers, and people who like synchronising vibration with other forms of stimulation. It is probably overkill if you just want a single-button vibrator for quick solo use. The Opossum makes more sense when you want control, repeatability, and room to experiment with patterns, channels, and compatible DG Lab accessories.

Practical Features And Specs

• DG Lab Opossum vibration controller.

• Four mini bullet vibrators arranged in two pairs.

• Dual-channel A/B control, with each channel controlling two bullet vibrators.

• Designed for targeted penile vibration using the included silicone sleeve.

• 20 preset vibration waveforms listed by DG Lab.

• Custom waveform editing through the DG-LAB app.

• App-based control via the DG-LAB app.

• Reference retailer lists full-body IPX7 waterproofing; see source notes below before publishing as a hard claim.

• DG Lab category: Vibrators.

Compatibility Notes

Opossum is part of the DG Lab app ecosystem. DG Lab's own product data confirms app control, independent A/B channel control, custom waveform editing, and pairing with the Civet Edging Sensor.

For Coyote users, treat Opossum as a vibration add-on for mixed DG Lab play rather than a standalone e-stim accessory. The Coyote remains the e-stim powerbox; Opossum controls vibration. Opossum complements the Coyote with synchronised e-stim and vibration overlay.

For Civet users, Opossum is the compatible vibration device DG Lab names for automatic edging play. Civet is sold separately unless supplied as part of a bundle.

What Is Included

• Opossum control unit.

• 4 x vibrators.

• Vibrator holder and sheath.

• Magnetic charging cable.

Honest Caveats / Who It Suits Best

Opossum suits buyers who like custom control and do not mind using an app as part of play. It is especially relevant if you already own, or plan to buy, DG Lab gear such as Coyote or Civet.

It may be more setup than you need if you only want a very simple vibrator. Civet pairing also needs realistic expectations: sensor-led edging depends on fit, setup, body response, app behaviour, and careful play. Keep consent and control clear, especially if someone else is operating the app or using internet control.