How are the new ones holding up?

Ztar073 · Post by **Ztar073** » Fri Jul 03, 2020 11:33 pm

Seems everyone with these new models are happy. To those who have doll 9 or later: Are there joint issues like before? Anything else bugging you about the dolls and how they function? Are the feet holding up? As some of you might know here, I have a vested interest in the answer to these questions so thank you in advance .

Popcorn212 · Post by **Popcorn212** » Sun Jul 05, 2020 12:50 pm

Had my model 10 in storage for over a month and finally able to unbox her again into my home on Friday. Noticed that the left shoulder and left leg below the knee starting to loosen compared to the rest of her joints. Still not completely loose but it's pretty noticeable it might get worse over time. Feet for me are still fine even when standing no tears or anything of that sort. Only issue is I would go with a shorter Gynoid in the future, Less weight and the doll can be very tall especially with heels haha.

Aeron · Post by **Aeron** » Tue Jul 07, 2020 7:49 pm

Popcorn212 wrote:Had my model 10 in storage for over a month and finally able to unbox her again into my home on Friday. Noticed that the left shoulder and left leg below the knee starting to loosen compared to the rest of her joints. Still not completely loose but it's pretty noticeable it might get worse over time. Feet for me are still fine even when standing no tears or anything of that sort. Only issue is I would go with a shorter Gynoid in the future, Less weight and the doll can be very tall especially with heels haha.

Your model 10's joints loosened by just sitting in storage?

justintime · Post by **justintime** » Tue Jul 07, 2020 8:14 pm

My Model 9 has loosened up in arms and one leg. Not bad yet. fingers also
I have watched several videos on Twitter of a guy doing surgery on Model 9 to tighten the joints.
He did a great job with his repair.
Other problems may accrue with Gynoid.

These are not sex dolls so to speak, you must handle Gynoids with kid gloves compared to other dolls.
Nothing like a TPE doll.

Aeron · Post by **Aeron** » Tue Jul 07, 2020 8:17 pm

justintime wrote:My Model 9 has loosened up in arms and one leg. Not bad yet. fingers also
I have watched several videos on Twitter of a guy doing surgery on Model 9 to tighten the joints.
He did a great job with his repair.
Other problems may accrue with Gynoid.

These are not sex dolls so to speak, you must handle Gynoids with kid gloves compared to other dolls.
Nothing like a TPE doll.

Most of my dolls have been silicone. The TPE doll was the only one that had joints loosen. The joints on my silicon dolls never loosened much.

I thought this had to do with a difference in how the joints were generally assembled in silicon dolls.

Aeron · Post by **Aeron** » Tue Jul 07, 2020 9:43 pm

Had a thought on my last comment... I wonder if Gynoid uses TPE skeletons given all the skeleton and joint looseness issues we hear about.

We normally only hear about joint looseness issues on TPE skeletons rather than silicon skeletons. And Gynoid started off as RZRdolls and partnered with WM dolls. If they use WM skeletons and still do (or some TPE skeleton anyway), that would be an easy thing to change to improve their quality.

Ztar073 · Post by **Ztar073** » Thu Jul 09, 2020 3:20 pm

Aeron wrote:Had a thought on my last comment... I wonder if Gynoid uses TPE skeletons given all the skeleton and joint looseness issues we hear about.

We normally only hear about joint looseness issues on TPE skeletons rather than silicon skeletons. And Gynoid started off as RZRdolls and partnered with WM dolls. If they use WM skeletons and still do (or some TPE skeleton anyway), that would be an easy thing to change to improve their quality.

From personal experience i can tell you that The original doll they released has a skeleton that is very different then a tpe doll.

PDutus · Post by **PDutus** » Thu Jul 09, 2020 3:57 pm

I am following this thread with interest as a Gynoid Model 10 is on the short list for a higher end doll.

A flexible, but robust skeleton that retains the desired joint stiffness is high up on the list of priorities for me. My Sino, which I've had for over 6 months now, has a decently flexible skeleton and there has been no appreciable loosening of any of her joints. The Sino is appreciably cheaper than a Gynoid. Granted, the Gynoid is considerably better detailed than the Sino, more an art doll than a sex doll, but I think meant to be as much a sex doll.

I don't want to have to perform an invasive operation on an expensive doll to tighten a loosening joint after a matter of a month or two.

xseria · Post by **xseria** » Sat Feb 13, 2021 4:04 pm

Bumping this.

Gynoid Owners: how are they doing after all this time?

PDutus · Post by **PDutus** » Sat Feb 13, 2021 5:58 pm

xseria wrote:Bumping this.

Gynoid Owners: how are they doing after all this time?

Yes, I would be interested too.

leogoldseed1 · Post by **leogoldseed1** » Thu Apr 01, 2021 3:01 am

Bumping as well. Thinking of buying a model 10, but some posts are concerning; severe damage on the skeleton and delamination. Can anyone confirm?

BeautyPhotographer · Post by **BeautyPhotographer** » Tue May 11, 2021 11:20 pm

I have ordered a Model 11 (Li Hui) and would appreciate any feedback on maintenance concerns. I plan on using my doll as an art object / photography subject. Having a life-like, very beautiful woman to inspire me will be much better than looking at women in passing on the street or in magazines. Thanks in advance for any maintenance feedback anyone can offer!

jazzman · Post by **jazzman** » Wed May 12, 2021 7:03 am

[quote="Aeron"]Had a thought on my last comment... I wonder if Gynoid uses TPE skeletons given all the skeleton and joint looseness issues we hear about.
. And Gynoid started off as RZRdolls and partnered with

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So if Rzrzn makes the WM silicone heads, does anyone know if WM heads are comparable in size to Gynoid heads and do they fit the Gynoid skeletons and color match Gynoid bodies?

Maneyak · Post by **Maneyak** » Sat May 15, 2021 4:34 am

Seems like their customer service and quality control is still bad. As long as people are desparate enough to buy their dolls in spite of all this, they'll continue to do the bare minimum just to make money.

Competition cannot come any more faster in this industry. We really need a company to lead the industry with superior QC and customer service, only then will everyone else be forced to do the same, or risk getting put out of business.

For a while I had contemplated Gynoid tech, but seeing no improvement or changes, I've decided against buying from them. I've been on this forum for years and I've still yet to jump the gun, seeing as there's just too many issues with each brand. It's a shame that even after all this time, no brand can seem to get it right. I don't want to be waiting too long just to get something perfect.

newguy123 · Post by **newguy123** » Sat May 15, 2021 7:11 am

I have several models an AH3 an a model 9. There purely display as I've read to many threads about joint weakness. I love them though there so beautiful. But Gynoid is not known for there quality or customer service.
So take the good with the bad and buyer beware