The wearable that shows up in more cam rooms than anything else
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The Lush is an egg-shaped wearable with an external antenna. That design is the whole reason it outnumbers every other connected device on cam: a handheld toy occupies a hand, and a performer running a four-hour broadcast needs both.
It pairs over Bluetooth to the performer's computer, where broadcasting software watches the tip feed and converts incoming amounts into vibration patterns. Nothing happens manually, which is why the reaction looks instant to everyone watching.
You need nothing. The device sits with the performer; your side is a tip button and a menu listing which amounts trigger which response.
Most rooms use thresholds rather than a smooth scale. At eight to eleven cents per token depending on package size, the lowest band in a typical menu costs somewhere between one and three dollars.
Two groups. Performers, for the reason above. And couples using the app's long-distance control, which works the same way but with one person holding the phone instead of a room full of people tipping.
If you are buying as a viewer rather than a performer, the thing to understand is that the device does nothing on its own — the value is in the app pairing, so it only makes sense if someone else will be holding the other end.
No. The device is on their side. Tipping is your side of the interaction and needs nothing but tokens.
Yes. The app pairs over the internet, not just locally, which is what makes it usable for both camming and long-distance couples.
Look for an on-screen overlay showing the last tip and the response it triggered. Room tags alone are self-applied and not a guarantee.