Lelo Vibrators

What Is Lelo?

Lelo is a Swedish luxury sex toy manufacturer that was launched in 2003. Instead of creating sex toys representing realistic human anatomy, Lelo is one of the first manufacturers to focus on an abstract design approach.

Their SenseMotion line and Smart Wands are credited as their two “pioneering creations”; SenseMotion is the first couples’ sex toy with motion controller functionality, and their Smart Wands are the first sex toys to employ tactile sensing. Their design engineers focus on using the latest innovations in digital technology for personal pleasure.

What Is a Lelo Vibrator?

Lelo has its own vibrator product line with toys that are optimized to give you intense pleasure through their powerful settings. Their vibrators stand out with bright, bold colors, metallic accents, and a smooth design. Although they don’t look like your typical penis-shaped dildo, the Lelo vibrator does more than enough to get the job done.

The team instead focuses on designing these sex toys with curves and ridges that will reach sensitive nerve areas, making it easier to give attention to your erogenous zones. Their products are considered high end, primarily because of the number of added features dedicated to helping you come to climax. Almost all vibrators are made to be rechargeable, waterproof, and quiet without sacrificing battery life, comfort, and power.

Fun fact: Lelo sells one of the most expensive vibrators on today’s market. The 24-karat gold plated vibrator is priced at $15,000.

Types of Lelo Vibrators

G-spot

These vibrators are longer and typically have a bulb at the end of the toy. G-spot vibrators like the GiGi 2 are specifically designed to reach most women’s G-spot easily. If you’ve never found it before, you’ll know immediately when you use the force behind the head of these vibrators.

Clitoral

Lelo’s rechargeable clitoral vibrators are designed to put the focus right on one of, if not the most sensitive areas of a woman. These are handheld devices that are designed to gently cup the clitoris and provide a variety of vibrating options for stimulation.

Sonic Clitoral Vibrator

Their sonic clitoral vibrators are some of their newer products. These have a small spout at one end of the vibrator that uses sonic waves to stimulate the clitoris “above, beyond and underneath”. Instead of just focusing on the external clitoris, the sonic waves pulse into your body, similar to if you were standing next to a speaker at a concert.

Because of this, the sonic vibrator doesn’t need to be applied directly onto your clitoris to provide you with discreet pleasure.

Rabbit

Rabbit vibrators have two parts: a long end that is made to be inserted into your vagina and a small “rabbit head” that stimulates the clitoris at the same time. The rabbit head is typically near the lower end of the shaft, which then extends a bit further before coming to the base that has the controls.

Bullet

These are small, handheld vibrators that are great for travel and either direct clitoral stimulation or minimal insertion. They’re designed to be discreet and quiet without the sacrifice of powerful vibrations. While bullet vibrators are perfect for solo play, especially for vibrator beginners, they can be a great addition to sex without getting in the way of anything.

Wand

Also known as a body massager or personal massager, wand vibrators are longer toys that have a thick and powerful head at the end. Typical wand vibrators have a straight shaft, and the bulbous head is fixed onto the toy with a thinner, more flexible neck.

However, Lelo’s wand vibrators look almost entirely different: the shaft is curved, and the entire toy is covered in their signature silicone material, giving a more seamless transition from shaft to head.

Remote-Controlled

These vibrators can be inserted and used hands-free with the included control system. These wireless controllers are paired either with Lelo’s bullet vibrators or their small rabbit vibrators. The remote-controlled rabbit vibrators are U-shaped so that the larger end is inserted, and the rabbit head holds the vibrator in place while still stimulating the clitoris.

How to Use a Lelo Vibrator

1. Get Familiar

Take a moment to become familiar with the various settings and capabilities of your new Lelo vibrator. Lelo products are known to be more powerful, so testing out the settings will help you adjust to the intense feeling.

It could take a moment for you to get used to something this intense. Because of Lelo’s innovative designs, you may need to consult the product instructions to better understand what part of the product is used on your body.

2. Add Lube

For insertable Lelo vibrators, like the G-spot and rabbit models, prepare the toy and your vagina with a lubricant. If you have a silicone vibrator, don’t use a silicone-based lube as this deteriorates the material. Water-based and oil-based lubes are just as useful for insertion.

Lube reduces discomfort and friction, helping the vibrator slip into you with less resistance. Don’t worry about “too much lube” – when it comes to comfort, the more the merrier. Even small bullet vibrators that don’t enter very far could use the help of a small dot of your favorite lube. Everything feels better with easier access.

3. Get Started

Get into a comfortable position that gives you easy access to all of your most sensitive places. Once you have everything prepared, you’re ready to get started!

You can use the vibrator immediately or start using it later in your session. Don’t be afraid to switch between the different speeds and vibration modes to switch up your pleasure. You don’t have to limit your toy to just your clitoris or vagina, either.

Lelo vibrators are smooth and comfortable, so experiment running over your body for things like nipples or anal play.

After giving yourself enough foreplay, Lelo vibrators are designed to be applied directly to your most stimulating nerves. Press the piece against your clitoris or insert the vibrator for G-spot stimulation.

4. Start Experimenting

Just as the use of your Lelo vibrator isn’t limited to one area of your body, it also doesn’t have to be reserved for masturbation. Introducing vibrators into your sex life can stimulate both you and your partner.

Whether you’re using it on them, or they take control of using the toy on you, the effects are more than likely to give you both an intense experience.

You can also use your Lelo vibrator to train for better control over your orgasms. Practicing orgasm control begins with becoming familiar with your body and its pleasure response.

5. Clean

Cleaning and caring for your toys will help them stay useful for a longer period of time. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions included with the product to properly clean your Lelo vibrator without damaging it.

Using warm water and soap is often enough to remove any fluids, but a specialized sex toy cleaner is more effective in quickly scrubbing off sex lubricant and bodily fluids. After you’ve washed the toy with either your hands or a soft cloth, it’s critical to dry your vibrator thoroughly.

Leftover moisture can lead to harmful bacteria and mold growth. Pat down the vibrator with a towel and leave it out in a warm, dry area for a few minutes. Don’t store the toy until you’re sure it’s entirely dry.

What Makes Lelo Vibrators Unique?

1. Optimized Design

The Lelo team explains their interest in unique designs as “an insatiable curiosity… to explore and refine the space where digital technology and human sensation intersect.” Their vibrators specifically are created to have multiple variations for more than just speed and frequency. Their controls allow you to adjust settings for pulse, power, and even movement.

2. Powerful Products

Lelo vibrators are specifically designed with intensity in mind. The company specializes in creating powerful sex toys that will give you and your partner more pleasure for powerful orgasms. Most models come with USB chargers, so your vibrator can always stay at its maximum intensity.

The intensity behind the vibrations can feel more significant than other vibrators you own because each product is designed to make direct contact with your most sensitive areas.

3. Innovated Luxury

While Lelo prioritizes pleasure, the company was built around the idea of creating beautiful products. Making sex toys visually appealing isn’t always a primary concern for many manufacturers – if it gets the job done, it sells, right?

With Lelo vibrators, the design engineers stepped away from the traditional look and feel of a realistic body part. Instead, their vibrators take on the look of abstract art with curves and edges made to reach all of your sensitive nerves. These vibrators are designed to be vibrant, smooth, and flexible for your maximum pleasure.

How Much Do Lelo Vibrators Cost?

The standard Lelo vibrator cost is about $100 on average. Controller features, technological additions, and design contribute to the range of pricing. Take a look at the price of one of their vibrators from each category to better understand what features you’ll be getting.

• GiGi 2: $111 – Lelo’s G-spot model has a 4-button control that gives you a wide range of ways to stimulate your G-spot. Whether you’re looking for a teasing pulse or a powerful, constant pattern, this toy is made to target that sweet spot in practically any way you could want.
• Ora 3: $136 – This is a clitoral vibrator that is designed to replicate oral stimulation. It’s a thick ring with a hole to hook your finger into, making it easy to hold onto. Because the entire toy vibrates, you can switch between the oral stimulation and a more typical hand-held vibrator experience.
• Sona: $55 – Lelo’s first sonic wave vibrator that can stimulate your clitoral muscles without even touching you. Designed to be used anywhere with its 100% waterproof material, the Sona has 8 different pleasure settings to experiment with wherever you plan on spending your time.
• Soraya Wave: $199 – This rabbit vibrator is made to stimulate the clitoris and G-spot at the same time. Both stems are made longer than necessary, so you don’t have to experience direct intensity until you’re looking for it. You can tease, thrust or hold it and flip through its 12 settings.
• Mia 2: $64 – Designed to look like a lipstick case for discretion, this is a quiet but powerful vibrator made for pleasure on the go. The end is specifically sculpted to press against the clitoris for an intense orgasm. 
• Smart Wand Medium: $112 – One of the smaller models in the Smart Wand series, the Smart Wand Medium, is made of smooth material that feels soft on your body. It’s wireless and rechargeable, so you don’t have to worry about staying close to the plug to get these mind-numbing vibrations.
• Lyla 2: $159 – This is a great remote-controlled vibrator that is made for secrecy. Don’t let the quiet vibrations make you think this toy sacrifices power. Take control of the 8 settings or pass your partner the controls so you can experience pleasure without the world knowing.

Where to Buy Lelo Vibrators

While there are several sex stores across the United States that sell Lelo products, it will most likely be easier for you to purchase your Lelo vibrator online.

Lelo’s website has a simple and easy to navigate interface that lets you browse through their latest models or sort by what kind of toy you’re looking for. With detailed product information, you can compare vibrators by their various features and even get an idea of the power you’re going to be purchasing.

It is not recommended to try to purchase Lelo vibrators on sex toy websites or in stores that aren’t verified Lelo vendors. The products could be damaged, contaminated, or fake. Stay safe and stick to trusted manufacturers and vendors.

Sophie Loisa

Sophie is an essential member of our content-creating team and is one of our top sex toy evaluators. She's a sex toy fanatic herself who's very vocal about her own experiences. Her bold and daring personality makes her suitable for her position as she actively gathers feedbacks from our avid customers. Sophie enjoys an active lifestyle by playing a lot of outdoor sports.

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Last Update: Dec. 17, 2024