173cm/5ft8 D-cup Big Boobs Silicone Realistic Black Sex Doll Ellie Cocoa

Tall, Expensive, and… Actually Realistic?

I’ll just say it: when you see a listing for a 173cm (5'8") D-cup big breast sex doll—especially one called “Ellie Cocoa”—it’s hard not to roll your eyes. Above $2500? For a doll? I don’t even spend that much on my laptop. But curiosity is a weird thing and, well, sometimes you end up down internet rabbit holes at 2am. Fanreal’s Ellie Cocoa is marketed as a high quality silicone sex doll, full body, custom everything, comes with free second head (yeah), and apparently she weighs somewhere between 79-88 lbs (36-40kg). That’s not light. I mean, try moving that around your apartment without feeling ridiculous.

The Details They Don’t Shout About

The product pages are always shouting about the “big boobs” or the D-cup thing like it’s the main selling point. Maybe it is for some people—I’m honestly more interested in how these things actually look in real life versus those too-perfect promo shots. The photos show Ellie as this glossy-skinned ebony sex doll, supposedly modeled after some celebrity vibe (they never say who). She’s tall—over 170cm/5ft7—which isn’t exactly common for these dolls. Most stop short of that height because shipping gets expensive and storage gets… complicated.

Anyway, they throw in all sorts of perks: get $205 kit free, use gift card to enter some raffle for another doll (imagine winning two of these), plus 10% off if you catch them during whatever random sale week they’re running.

Where Reality Gets Weird

Here’s where skepticism really kicks in: “realistic.” These companies love tossing that word around. Yes, silicone feels better than old-school TPE stuff—there’s less smell and the skin doesn’t feel as sticky—but there’s still something uncanny about holding a life-size person-shaped object that doesn’t move unless you drag her by an arm or leg. And with Ellie being part of their august 2024 product drop (the new head design?), maybe they’ve fixed some things since last year but… who knows until you see one outside studio lighting.

Also: lifting nearly ninety pounds up and down stairs is no joke if you live alone.

Custom Is Supposed To Mean Something

They call her a “fanreal custom full size female sex doll,” which sounds impressive until you realize most customizations are hair color or eye shade swaps—not actual body tweaks unless you want to pay extra. The big draw here is probably the skin tone; there aren’t enough realistic-looking black sex dolls out there that aren’t just painted lighter dolls darker (which looks wrong up close). Ellie has better detailing than most—fingers look like fingers instead of sausages—but I wouldn’t call her indistinguishable from a real person.

And yet… there are fans who swear by this brand. Maybe I’m missing something?

That Awkward Moment With Delivery

One thing nobody tells you about buying any full body sex doll over five feet tall: delivery is awkward as hell. Even if it ships discreetly—and Fanreal does try—it still means getting a massive box dropped at your door by someone who probably knows what it is but pretends otherwise. If you’re not home? Good luck explaining to your neighbor why FedEx left a six-foot-long package on your porch.

There was this moment when I thought about unboxing one myself just for review purposes—then realized I had nowhere to store it except maybe under my bed (which isn’t even high enough).

Is It Really Worth Over $2500?

Let’s be honest—a lot of people buy these on impulse or fantasy alone and then regret it later because reality hits different than expectation does online shopping at midnight ever deliver what we hope? The price tag isn’t small change either; above $2500 could cover rent or an actual vacation somewhere warm.

Still, the appeal makes sense if you’ve been looking forever for something specific like ebony sex dolls with actual height and solid construction—not those cheap knockoffs that fall apart after three months.

Random Tangent About Celebrity Sex Dolls

Brief detour here: every few months there seems to be buzz about “celebrity sex dolls.” Most are nothing like their supposed inspiration except maybe vaguely similar hair styles or face shapes if squinting hard enough in dim light. Ellie Cocoa claims some kind of celebrity aura but doesn’t name names—which almost makes me respect their restraint? Or maybe they’re dodging lawsuits.

Either way, calling anything “celebrity” just sets expectations sky-high—and usually leads to disappointment when reality shows up at your doorstep in bubble wrap.

One Last Thing Before My Brain Melts

If anyone asks whether these tall D-cup black silicone dolls are worth checking out—I’d say only if you know what living with one actually involves (lifting heavy things, cleaning routines nobody mentions, storing parts so visitors don’t freak out). There are perks like free heads and kits but also downsides nobody tells you upfront until after money changes hands.

Maybe next time I’ll stick with window shopping instead of seriously considering adding another human-sized object to my already cramped apartment—unless curiosity wins again. Which… yeah, probably will happen eventually anyway.

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