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Technical specifications

Customization guide

(customization hints) ...

Get inspired

(a short introduction to inspire customers)

Choose your model

Supplier's note

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So the Technical Specifications table has three columns: Feature, Specification, Benefit. Therefore, I should follow that structure despite the earlier mention of Application Scenario. Maybe that was a mistake. So proceed with the example's structure.

Now, for the Technical Specifications table:

Features from the product attributes:

• Material: Silicone and ABS → Specification: Body-safe medical-grade silicone and durable ABS plastic → Benefit: Safe for sensitive areas and durable construction.

• Frequency: 10 speeds → Specification: 10 customizable vibration speeds → Benefit: Tailor intensity to personal preference.

• Waterproof: IPX7 → Specification: IPX7 waterproof rating → Benefit: Safe for use in water or shower.

• Power Source: USB rechargeable → Specification: USB-C rechargeable → Benefit: Convenient and eco-friendly charging.

• Noise Level: 50 dB → Specification: 50 dB operation (20% quieter than industry standard) → Benefit: Discreet use without disturbance.

• Application: Vaginal, anal, clitoral stimulation → Feature: Versatile Application → Specification: Designed for vaginal, anal, and clitoral stimulation → Benefit: Targets multiple erogenous zones for comprehensive pleasure.

Wait, but the user's example table includes Benefit. So each row should have Feature, Spec, Benefit.

Another feature could be the ergonomic design from the image, so:

• Design: Ergonomic → Specification: Sleek, rounded ergonomic design → Benefit: Comfortable grip and easy to use.

• Battery Life: Not given, but maybe inferred from power source. Maybe assume a typical 4 hours? Or leave it out if not specified. Since it's not in the input, perhaps skip.

So compiling the table:

Wait, but the product attributes mention "type:clitoral vibrator,sex toy,dildo,bullet vibrator,dildo vibrator,vibrator". So maybe the type can be a feature, but perhaps it's covered under application.

Customization Guide: The user wants hints on adjustable parameters. Since it has 10 speeds, users can adjust speed levels. Also, the waterproof feature allows use in different scenarios. Maybe mention that the ergonomic design can be adjusted for different body parts. Or the material is non-allergenic, so customizable for sensitivity levels. Hmm, not sure. The input says "Adjustable XX parameters to meet XX special needs". So perhaps:

"Customization Guide: Adjust the 10-speed vibration settings to match your desired intensity. The ergonomic design allows for comfortable positioning for various body areas, while the waterproof feature enables use in showers or baths for added relaxation."

Scenario Solution Paragraph: Example given was about fabric thickness. Here, maybe something like: "The ergonomic design and compact size make it ideal for on-the-go use, while the 10-speed settings allow customization for different stimulation needs, whether for clitoral focus or deeper penetration."

Choose Your Model table: Need to create three models (Base, Advanced, Pro) with parameters. Since the input doesn't specify models, I'll invent them based on possible upgrades.

Parameters could be vibration intensity (speeds), waterproof rating, battery life, additional features like app control, etc.

Let's assume:

• Base Model: 10 speeds, IPX7, 4-hour battery, basic design.

• Advanced: 12 speeds, IPX8 (higher waterproof), 6-hour battery, maybe app control.

• Pro: 15 speeds, IPX8, 8-hour battery, app control, additional massage modes.

But the input's product has 10 speeds, so Base would be that. The Pro could have more. Let's structure the table:

But need to compare against industry benchmarks. The user says "against industry benchmarks", so maybe include a baseline. For example:

Alternatively, using the example's structure with baseline values:

Suppose industry standard for vibration speeds is 8, so Base has 10 (+25%), Advanced 12 (+50%), Pro 15 (+87.5%). But not sure. Alternatively, use the given product's specs as baseline.

Wait, the user's example uses:

| [Key Attribute 1] |[Baseline Value]| [+15%] | [+30%]* |

So the Base Model is the baseline, and Advanced and Pro are improvements over that. So for example:

Key Attribute 1: Vibration Intensity (Speeds)

Baseline (Base): 10 speeds

Advanced: +20% (12)

Pro: +50% (15)

But the input's product has exactly 10 speeds, so that's the base. Then the Advanced and Pro would have more.

Another parameter: Waterproof. Base is IPX7, Advanced could be IPX8 (better), Pro same as Advanced.

Battery life: Base 4h, Advanced 6h (+50%), Pro 8h (+100%).

Third parameter: Noise level. Base is 50 dB (20% quieter than industry standard). Maybe Advanced same, Pro even quieter?

Alternatively, another parameter like additional modes or app control.

Managers Note: First paragraph on technical breakthroughs. The three could be the 10 speeds (customization), IPX7 waterproofing (durability), USB rechargeable (convenience).

Second paragraph guides users: Base for basic needs, Advanced for more intensity and longer use, Pro for premium features.

Example sentence: "The Pro model's 15-speed settings and IPX8 waterproofing allow for versatile use in various environments, while the app control feature enables precise customization."

Putting it all together in the required format. </think>