Review: LELO Elise 2 Dual Motor Luxury Vibrator
The LELO Elise 2 vibrator reminds me of a more idyllic time for LELO — before the likes of the dick tux.
In the early 2010s, their focus was revamping vibes for female pleasure. The Elise 2 roared with 200% more power than the original version, LELO claimed.
LELO was once the darling of the sex toy review world. Their vibrators:
- Are rechargeable (up to 2 hours of playtime with the Elise 2)
- Come in sleek packaging
- Feature smooooooth silicone surfaces
- Include bomb-ass control panels with speed settings and patterns galore
And most importantly, the vibrations were among the most powerful relative to the market back then. That combination of beautiful design elements was uncommon in Toyland.
How Do I Feel About the LELO Elise 2 Now?
I still consider the Elise 2 a solid innie vibe — with caveats regarding who should or shouldn’t buy it.
The LELO Elise 2’s claims to fame are the following:
- A shape that I love for cervix massage and deep penetration
- Strong and moderately rumbly vibrations — definitely noteworthy for when it was released
- A comprehensive, 4‑button control panel with 10 intensities and 7 rhythms
- Two motors — one in the tip and near the base of the shaft
LELO Elise 2 Shape, Size, and Sensation
The LELO Elise 2 is an insertable vibrator with a rigid but slight curve. As a result of the firmness and size, it’s precise enough to slide behind or in front of my cervix, massaging those deeper hot spots.
It also contains 2 motors for reverberations during both shallow and deep penetration. Its shape isn’t quite defined enough for my G‑spot, but if you like tip drilling, you’ll likely love pairing that with the zingy vibrations.
How big is the LELO Elise 2? It measures 9” long, with an insertable portion that’s quite average: 5” of insertable length and 1.5” maximum diameter.
Most of this vibrator is encased in luxuriously matte silicone. Buttery doesn’t quite cover it, and silky almost sounds too corny, but there’s nary any drag nor tackiness. As always with LELO sex toys, I want to fondle the Elise 2.
LELO Elise 2 Vibration Quality
Here’s why I’d call the LELO Elise 2’s vibration quality “zingy.” It definitely has vroom for its size and is more than enough to use clitorally. When you dip it in water, it does splash some droplets here and there.
This vibe’s frequency is on the moderate-to-high-pitched side, peaking at 100 Hz. The lowest intensity is really gentle, excellent for turning up and down for edging or when sensitized after orgasm.
However, If you want a lower-frequency, sub-bass purr, get the We-Vibe Rave, Fun Factory Tiger, or Hot Octopuss Kurve instead. While the LELO Elise 2 is robust, I don’t think its vibration strength alone makes it stand out.
It’s also the unique, throbbing patterns with rapid pulsation back and forth between the tip and shaft motors. The word “gestalt” comes to mind for me; it’s about the combination and perceived sense of movement between the two.
It’s not often that I say if there were more patterns, I’d more readily recommend people buy this vibrator, but here we are. I wish there were more of those alternation settings.
LELO Elise 2 Control Panel and Settings
One of my favorite things about luxury vibrators is the control panels. The LELO Elise 2 comes with 10 near-continuous intensities, so you can select the speed with great precision. Its four buttons are super intuitive and do the following:
- + on/increase intensity
- - decrease intensity/off
- ^ and v click through the different patterns
To increase or decrease the speed more quickly (or to turn it off), hold the + or—buttons, respectively.
The control pad is raised and textured, making it easy to navigate by feeling alone. To add to the ease of use, the handle’s gentle curve easily fits in the palm’s curvatures, and the button placements just make sense for where my thumb would naturally be.
As for the patterns themselves, here’s a summary:
- Both motors vibrate steadily
- The tip motor only vibrates steadily
- The base motor vibrates steadily
- Alternation between base and shaft in long-ish pulses
- Similar to the previous but faster, staccato alternating pulses
- Tip motor ramps up slowly, then restarts from 0
- Tip motor intensity oscillates up and down in a slow wave
- Chaos: both motors are random-ish
That last setting especially is fun for edging.
LELO Vibrator Packaging and Presentation
As with all LELO vibrators, the Elise 2’s presentation is quite elegant. It comes in a sturdy black box with a small window and minimal gold text.
Inside the box are:
- The vibe itself
- USB charging cord
- Storage pouch
- Lube sample
- Warranty registration card
- User manual
I could do without the silver accent band on the LELO Elise 2’s handle, but it is pretty and does make it stand out more visually.
LELO Elise 2 Review Closing Thoughts
While the LELO Elise 2’s profile and vibration quality aren’t exactly the most unique, plenty of other features make it stand out. The motors are strong and rumbly enough, and the control panel is fantastic. Most importantly, if you like patterns and straight penetration, you’ll love the LELO Elise 2.
Or, if you want to keep shopping around, check out my other luxury vibrator reviews:
- We-Vibe Rave - rumbly, asymmetric, sharp vibrator with as light curve
- Fun Factory Tiger — ridged and thicc with sub-bass purring
- Hot Octopuss Kurve - puuuurrrrrrrrs and has a squishy tip
- LELO Mona 2 - a more G‑spotty vibe
- BMS Factory Pillow Talk Sassy — bulbous, full, rumbly, cheap
This post was sponsored. Opinions expressed here are honest and my own.
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