What Zelex Guide is
Zelex Guide is an independent, English-language guide to the dolls made by Zelex, a manufacturer of silicone dolls headquartered in Suzhou, China. Each page answers one question a buyer has before ordering: which line to pick, what a body code such as ZX164G means, which head fits which body, what a doll costs and where to buy it.
The guides are written for adult buyers in the United States and anyone else who shops in US dollars. Prices are given in dollars, heights in centimeters with feet and inches, and weights in kilograms with pounds, because Zelex itself lists bodies in centimeters and kilograms.
What this site is not
- Zelex Guide is not Zelex and is not affiliated with it. Zelex and its series names belong to their owner.
- It is not the manufacturer. It does not design, build or customize any doll and has no say in how Zelex makes them.
- It takes no orders and holds no stock. The “Check prices” buttons lead to one third-party store, which handles payment, delivery and returns.
- It cannot help with an order, a warranty claim or a delivery; the contact page explains where those questions go.
- It does not rank dolls, so you will find no star ratings, scores or “top 10” lists here.
Where the facts come from
Every figure on this site is checked against public sources, roughly in this order:
- The manufacturer’s own website: product pages, body size charts, the buyer’s guide, the FAQ, the warranty and return policies, and Zelex’s dated history of each line.
- Listings from sellers that Zelex names as authorized, used for prices, stock locations and delivery times.
- Owner forums, including posts from Zelex’s official account, used for what owners report after delivery: praise, complaints and how warranty claims were handled.
When sources disagree, the page says so. For Fusion, for example, Zelex’s own history dates the launch to April 2025, while the first Fusion listings in its store appeared at the end of July 2025, so this site simply says 2025. Claims that only Zelex makes, such as its founding year of 2017 or its production figures, are written as Zelex’s words, not as checked facts; the guide to who makes Zelex shows how that works in practice.
Figures were last checked in October 2026. The home page compares the four Zelex lines side by side.
How the site earns money
The site is free to read. The “Check prices” buttons lead to one store, and if you buy there after clicking, the store may pay this site a commission. The link itself does not add to the price, and the commission does not decide what any page says about a line, a seller or Zelex itself.
Every “Check prices” button on this site is an affiliate link, and the footer of every page says so. The full explanation is on the affiliate disclosure page.
Editorial rules
- The site covers adult dolls only. Heights under 150 cm are not discussed, and anything marketed with a non-adult look is left out.
- Nothing here is described as tested hands-on. Owner experience is reported as what owners say on forums, never as this site’s own test.
- Prices are given as ranges with a date. Discount codes appear only if the partner store provides one.
- Dolls are described by line and body code, such as SLE 3.0 or ZG170C, and model names are left out.
- Strengths and drawbacks sit side by side: pages include the problems owners raise most, such as skin tears at stress points and joint failures on some SLE 2.0 bodies.
- Images are for illustration only and are not product photos. Image descriptions say what is visible in the picture.
Corrections and updates
Zelex updates its lines often: SLE alone went from version 1.0 to 3.0 between October 2023 and December 2025, and K-series arrived in May 2026. Pages are re-checked against the maker’s listings when a line changes. If a figure here differs from a seller’s listing, trust the listing for that exact doll and confirm the details with the seller before you order.