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The first is that Lelo, being the assholes they are, bought out somebody’s unused patent for induction charging – which is how We-Vibe Couples vibes have charged ever since they started coming with a cover. Their Nova was the first to have a much better magnetic charging spot, and the We-Vibe Sync sports the same – for two reasons. Over time We-Vibe products have seen evolutions of charging methods. It takes effort and hand strength and dexterity so if you lack these because of any reason – arthritis, disability, etc – this may not be ideal for you. It’s very difficult to explain in text so hopefully this video will help. I find that I have to put pressure on and push at the hinge vs just opening it up like a book, and sort of push the hinge back.

#Lelo lilly vs we vibe touch how to

You may find that you’re worried about breaking the Sync until you master how to make the hinges work. In fact the hinges can open up so much that it almost makes it ridiculous. You can essentially make the “hinge” section very thin and snug, opened up more to resemble the “Classic” fit, opened up even more than that if you want while also angling the hinge in the middle of the g-spot arm to point it more in either direction. But now the configurations are seemingly endless.

#Lelo lilly vs we vibe touch plus

Neither did well for me – the loose shape was too loose, the snug fit of the We-Vibe 4 was so snug and clampy that getting it in place was nearly as tough as getting a pair of Spanx on – but unlike the Spanx, the We-Vibe 4 Plus didn’t want to stay put. These two moveable joints mean that one vibrator is going to fit a larger percentage of vulvas – previously there was only the loose fit ( Classic) or the snug fit (such as the 4 Plus). The moveable joints remind me of the Je Joue G-ki, in a way – it requires effort, but it won’t change shapes while in use. There’s something else though about the We-Vibe Sync that has me excited – unlike previous models the Sync can be shaped by you. Regardless, the “dual motors” thing feels like “well….sort of” because that g-spot motor is just so barely-there. I hate “couples” sex toys and the term so much that it’s painful for me to type it, or say it, without grimacing. But at its core it remains a… “couples” sex toy.

It could be adapted for different types of sex, so long as there’s a vagina involved and it can be used as a solo sex toy for remote-controlled fun. Because, let’s not forget, the We-Vibe is a sex toy made specifically for PIV sex. I can understand the reasoning there – anything too powerful could just be overwhelming and distracting for the penis. How weak and buzzy is it? If a single, gentle, non-stinging bee were trapped in my vagina 1, that’s about what it might feel like. A pap-smear would be just as uncomfortable for me. The sensation makes me want to never do it again. In order to even notice it I have to turn the clitoral arm completely off. It’s an irritating buzz and grating sort of barely-there vibration. The G-spot arm, though, is still buzzy and weak like it’s always been.

The clitoral arm is a lot more powerful than previous models, definitely, and pretty rumbly – except when you get to the upper level then the buzzy starts to take over more. I’ve heard some folks say it has the motor of the Tango, but I’m not convinced. Now, to be fair, the We-Vibe Sync still isn’t the powerhouse I personally would like it to be – I’d like more power in the g-spot arm. Now, the Sync isn’t perfect so hang on, we’ve got some things to cover. And the motor isn’t the only reason….those hinges? Damn ingenious. So many folks want the We-Vibe but I’ve never been able to fully recommend it – until I got my hands on the We-Vibe Sync. So when Standard Innovations approached me with the Sync I said yes because how can I not? When they promise a powerful motor, finally, I have to try it out. As much as I have wanted to like it, the We-Vibe has never impressed me, not like the Tango. Yet every time I’ve been disappointed by one prominent thing: The motor. I’ve watched the changes they’ve slowly made, brought on by customer (and reviewer) feedback.

I’ve owned every major design except for We-Vibe 2. I’ve been reviewing the We-Vibe, Standard Innovations flagship sex toy, since it first came out in 2008.