I will tell you about the best sex dolls in 2025, as well as the worst ones! Unlike 99.5% of so-called sex doll reviewers, I’ve been buying sex dolls for the last 3 years. Because of that, I have firsthand experience and can confidently share which brands produce lower-quality dolls and which ones create products that truly stand the test of time.
If you’re reading this, you’ve likely saved up for a sex doll and found an honest, reliable vendor—great work! The next challenge is not just picking out a doll that captivates you, but also identifying which brands are actually worth your hard-earned money. Below you’ll find a list of the brands I know well, some better than others. I want to share my experiences so you don’t make the mistakes I once did. Even the best, most honest vendors usually won’t tell you all of this, and that’s often because they simply don’t have the information themselves.
Best sex dolls in 2025!
#1: Wmdoll
Wmdoll remains at the top of our best sex dolls list. They’re established, and they fully stand behind their products. Their dolls feature durable TPE skin and sturdy, double-jointed skeletons—though bear in mind that their ultra-soft skin type is more delicate. Reputable vendors usually warn buyers about this. Older Wmdoll models sometimes suffered from poor love-hole placement, but their newer releases are much more accurate. They also offer articulated fingers on their larger dolls, whereas their regular fingers are rigid and tend to snap after a few months.
#2: Irontech Silicone Dolls
From all the silicone dolls I’ve personally encountered, Irontech’s silicone products are easily among the best. The finishing is near-flawless, with minimal seam lines. The skeleton moves smoothly and quietly, while the breasts have a very pleasing feel. The labia and vaginal areas are also exceptionally well-designed. The main drawback is the weight—these dolls can be quite heavy.
#3: YLdoll
YLdoll, produced by the same company that manages the WM factory, is another brand I strongly recommend. Their designs are geared more toward fuller, curvier bodies, but the overall quality is essentially identical to WM’s because they share the same skin material and skeleton systems.
#4: 6YE
6YE is a well-known and established brand. Their TPE skin is soft and durable. The upgraded skeleton option is flexible and sturdy, and in many cases, the love-hole placement is spot on—though not always. They now offer articulated fingers, but at a high price. Their regular fingers can be flimsy and low-quality. Despite claiming their TPE doesn’t need oiling, I’d recommend doing so occasionally to prevent cracks or creases. Overall, 6YE is a safe brand to buy.
#5: Irontech TPE
Irontech’s TPE dolls are also quite good, with skin similar to 6YE’s. Regular oiling (about once a month) keeps the skin from developing cracks. The company itself is reputable, though their default hands are somewhat floppy. They do, however, offer an upgrade to articulated fingers. One issue is the love-hole placement, where the anal opening is too low and the vaginal opening is a bit too high. This arrangement simplifies certain positions but complicates others. Still, if you can look beyond that design quirk, Irontech’s TPE line is a solid choice.
#6: SEdoll
SEdoll comes from the same manufacturing network as WM (under Jinsan), but they seem to use a different skeleton type and have their own rules about articulated fingers (available for dolls 151cm and taller). I’ve found their quality slightly less consistent than WM or YL. Some people might have no issues with SEdoll, but my personal experience has included a few minor problems.
#6: Starpery
Starpery is relatively new, having launched about 3 years prior to the writing of this 2025 update. They’ve quickly garnered attention for their realistic designs. They produce both TPE and silicone bodies, all with silicone heads. I owned a Starpery doll with gel breasts, standing feet, TPE body, and implanted hair, plus weight reduction. While the foam core helped reduce overall weight from about 90 pounds to 67, it made most of the body feel harder than I’d prefer. They now offer a soft-butt option, which I strongly recommend for anyone who doesn’t want a rock-hard backside. Another concern is that implanted hair tends to fall out easily, so you might end up using a wig over time. Their standard openings (like the butthole or a small insert vagina) can be too tight for some users, so always check customization options if this is a concern.
#7: Piper TPE Dolls
Piper, produced by the same group behind Doll House 168, Doll 4 Ever, and Irokebijin, has earned a loyal following thanks to their seamless neck designs and highly appealing aesthetics. Their TPE is famously soft, smooth, and non-oily, making the dolls look and feel incredible right out of the box. Unfortunately, that same softness means the skin can crease and crack if you don’t apply oil or proper maintenance. Another weakness is their EVO skeleton, which, while flexible, can loosen quickly at the joints if not well cared for. Regular upkeep is key to avoiding these pitfalls.
#6: Zelex & GameLady
Zelex is another fairly new brand that has surprised many with their visually striking and realistic models. GameLady is a sister brand focusing on gaming-inspired characters. Both lines offer interesting freebies and competitive pricing for silicone dolls. However, the finish may not be as refined as some top-tier brands—visible seams can be a bit more pronounced. Their silicone is quite firm, so if you enjoy a softer feel, consider their optional upgrades like a soft butt. Overall, they’re still worth a look for buyers seeking an affordable, good-looking silicone doll.
#8: Piper Silicone Dolls
Large silicone Piper dolls are, sadly, a major disappointment. They often suffer from severe flaws—particularly cracking around the anus and vagina—and the company doesn’t offer much in the way of support or warranty coverage. According to numerous reports (including my own experience), Piper’s excuse is that these big silicone dolls are intended “mostly for display purposes.” That stance leaves customers bearing the cost of repairs or replacements. Some vendors have even stopped selling big Piper silicone dolls altogether to avoid repeated complaints and losses.
My best sex dolls in 2025 list – summary
Wmdoll tops the list for reliable, high-quality TPE dolls that generally deliver on their promises. At the same time, I advise steering clear of Piper’s larger silicone offerings, as their durability issues and lack of customer support make them a bad investment. Ultimately, knowing what each brand does well—and what it struggles with—can save you money, time, and plenty of frustration.
