Aneros MGX Trident Prostate Massager

The Aneros MGX Trident is a hands-free prostate massager from the company that started the category, rebuilt with a ribbed stem and Aneros's side-to-side Trident movement. There's no motor and no buttons: the angled head sits against the prostate, and your own muscle contractions move it. It suits people who have tried a finger or a small plug and want a first dedicated prostate toy that rewards patience more than force.

How a hands-free prostate massager works

Most toys move because you move them. The MGX Trident works the other way round. Once it's inside, you gently squeeze and relax the muscles you'd use to stop yourself peeing, and each contraction rocks the head against the prostate. The perineum tab presses on the outside at the same time, so you feel pressure from two directions. Sessions tend to start quietly, with small waves of sensation, and build the longer you stay relaxed. Aneros talks about the "Super-O", its name for the full-body orgasms some users describe after practice; many people take several sessions to get there, and some simply enjoy the build without chasing it.

What's new in the Trident version

The original MGX is the shape that launched Aneros. This update keeps the angled head and moderate size, then adds three changes. The stem is ribbed, so you feel texture in the anal canal every time the toy shifts. The handle splits into Trident arms, which give the body more freedom to move. And the contoured body uses what Aneros calls Multi-Axial Motion Architecture (MAMA): as well as in, out, up and down, it can travel side to side and rotate a little. That extra direction of movement is the main reason to pick a Trident over a classic model, because the head can find slightly different spots during one session.

There's also a Kundalini tab that rests near the tailbone. Some users feel tingling up the back from it; others barely notice it. Together, the two tabs stop the massager from travelling in too far.

Is this a good first toy for prostate play?

Aneros describes the MGX Trident as its most balanced model, and the numbers back that up. The insertable length is 4 inches, the tip is 0.70 inches wide and the widest point, the mid-ridge, is 1.00 inch. That's slimmer than many plugs. If a finger feels comfortable, this size usually will too. Anyone who wants a stronger sense of fullness may later look at a wider Aneros model, but most people start here or with something similar.

Getting started

Empty your bladder and bowels first, then have a warm shower so you're relaxed. Lie on your side with your knees drawn up, coat the head and stem generously with lube, and add some to the entrance as well. Breathe out as you slide it in slowly, and let it settle with the perineum tab resting against you. Then stop using your hands. Try light, slow contractions, holding each for a few seconds before you let go. If nothing much happens the first time, that's normal; short, relaxed sessions a few times a week often work better than one long, effortful attempt.

Specifications

• Brand: Aneros, MGX Trident (Trident Series)
• Type: hands-free prostate massager, no vibration
• Insertable length: 4 inches
• Tip width: 0.70 inches
• Mid-ridge width: 1.00 inch
• Stem to perineum distance: 1.60 inches
• Features: angled head, ribbed stem, perineum tab, Kundalini tab, Trident arms, MAMA multi-axial movement

Compare more shapes in our prostate range, see the rest of the Aneros line, or read our guide to prostate toys before you choose.