148cm (4ft9) B-Cup Japanese Silicone Sex Doll – #105B Sora ROS: Is It Actually Worth It?

I’ve been circling around the idea of buying a high quality sex doll for longer than I’d admit to most people.

There’s this weird combo of curiosity and, well, skepticism that kept me from pulling the trigger. If you're exploring quality japanese sex doll, you'll find plenty of options worth considering. The internet is full of “realistic” photos and wild promises—especially when it comes to Japanese sex dolls—but honestly, how many of those actually hold up in real life?

Anyway, after way too much research (and maybe a few late-night impulse moments), I landed on the 148cm/4ft9 B-cup Sora ROS from Jiusheng. Specifically, their silicone version—marketed as a cute sex doll with small breasts, under 55 lbs (25kg), and supposedly easy to handle even if you’re not exactly built like a pro wrestler.

Unboxing Nerves vs.

Reality

You know that jittery feeling when you open something expensive? That’s what happened here. The price tag ($2001-2500 range) made my palms sweat more than I’d expected. But there she was: Sora #105B, straight out of the June new products lineup (the July 2025 pictures looked almost too perfect online). Out of the box…hmm. She didn’t look exactly like the promo shots—I mean, lighting does wonders—but close enough that I didn’t feel scammed.

The skin texture? Surprisingly soft for silicone. Not rubbery or cold like some horror stories you read about cheap knockoffs. The hair was a little tangled but nothing dramatic—a quick brush fixed it.

Handling Something Under 55 lbs Is Still… Awkward

Here’s where my optimism took a hit: even though she’s technically below 25kg (under 55 lbs), moving her around wasn’t as easy as tossing a pillow across your bed. The joints are tight; posing is possible but takes patience (and sometimes feels like arm wrestling yourself). If you’re thinking “oh, she’s only 148cm/4ft11 so it’ll be super simple”—not quite.

But then again, once you get her settled into place…she holds poses well enough for whatever scenario your overactive brain can come up with.

Customization Rabbit Hole

One thing nobody really talks about: picking options gets overwhelming fast. There are so many custom tweaks—eyes, wig styles, makeup details—that at some point I just clicked “default” out of decision fatigue. In hindsight? Maybe next time I’d mess around more with customization because seeing other people’s versions online makes me realize how different each doll can look.

Jiusheng seems to be one of those brands where “custom” isn’t just marketing fluff—they actually deliver on unique combinations if you care enough to dig through all the choices.

Small Breasts & Skinny Frame: Details Matter

A lot of listings say “b-cup,” but on this frame it looks different than what you might expect from western sizing charts or whatever mental image pops up first. The effect is subtle—almost delicate—which probably adds to why they label her as a cute sex doll rather than something more in-your-face.

There’s also something about the proportions at this height—below 150cm/4ft11—that feels less intimidating if you’re new to owning a full body sex doll. Kind of approachable? That sounds odd typed out loud…but yeah.

Gift Card Raffle Tangent

This feels random but…there was an offer to use gift card purchases to enter some kind of doll raffle during checkout? Not sure how often anyone wins those things—or if anyone does—but hey, it made me pause and wonder who actually gets lucky with stuff like that.

Quality vs Expectation Spiral

I kept waiting for disappointment after reading so many mixed reviews elsewhere about silicone sex dolls in general—and specifically Japanese sex dolls—but Sora held up better than my default pessimism expected. Joints are sturdy; paint hasn’t chipped after repeated handling; no weird chemical smell either (which was honestly my biggest fear).

Weirdly enough…I found myself checking back at Jiusheng’s site for updates on newer models and July releases instead of feeling burned by this purchase.

Some Odd Contradictions

If there’s any contradiction here—it’s between expectation and reality in small ways: she doesn’t look exactly like every photo angle online; moving her still takes effort despite being marketed as lightweight; customizing gets confusing fast unless you have strong opinions already formed before browsing options.

Yet none of these were dealbreakers for me personally—they just made things feel less scripted than what sales pages promise.

Ending On An Imperfect Note

I guess if someone asked whether I’d recommend this particular model—the #105B Sora ROS from Jiusheng—I’d say yes…but only if you go in knowing there will always be tiny surprises or quirks no matter how much research you do first. Maybe that’s part of what makes finally unboxing one kind of satisfying anyway—even when your skeptical brain keeps searching for flaws long after everything else checks out.