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Checked 2026-10-10. This guide is research-based. We have not used these toys. Specs are copied from those pages. Where Lovense pages give conflicting figures, we left the figure out. Prices are not listed.
This is a choice among current Lovense products, not a Lovense-versus-We-Vibe article. For that comparison, see Lovense vs We-Vibe. For how app control works across brands at a distance, see app-controlled toys for long distance.
This guide covers current models; first-generation Max, Hush, Edge, and Gush are not included. Those names are not given specs here.
Pick by where it sits, then check the rating
Lovense’s user guides list app compatibility as: iOS 14.2 or later, Android 5.0 or later with Bluetooth 4.0, Mac with Bluetooth 4.0, and Windows only with a Lovense USB Bluetooth adapter. Confirm that line on the guide for the toy you buy. A phone that cannot run the app still may not run the features the product page advertises. (Diamo guide, Nora guide)
Water ratings are not interchangeable. IPX7 and IPX6 claims below are each brand line for that model. A wider explanation of waterproofing is in waterproof vibrators. Cleaning steps that are not model-specific are in how to clean sex toys. Materials language on these pages is the manufacturer’s. Body-safe materials is the separate explainer.
Worn in underwear or against the body: Lush 4, Ferri, Diamo
Lush 4 is sold as a wearable Bluetooth G-spot vibrator. The product page lists a 5-minute charge for 1 hour of play, use up to 350 minutes, a minimum noise of 36 dB, outdoor Bluetooth up to 105 meters, up to 7,000 vibrations per minute, and IPX7. The Lush 4 FAQ says the exterior is 100% body-safe silicone, the LED tail is electroplated plastic and the exterior is body-safe silicone. The FAQ also says battery life is 122 to 350 minutes depending on level, that water-based lubricant is what to use, and that the toy can be used in the bath or shower, while Bluetooth in or under water may be unstable. (Lush 4, Lush 4 FAQ)

Ferri is a magnetic panty vibrator: the toy sits inside underwear and a cap sits outside. The product page lists silicone and ABS plastic, a weight of 35 g, a Li-Ion battery, charging in 1 hour, battery life of 195 minutes, standby of 100 hours, 7 patterns plus unlimited patterns in the app, 3 intensity levels, IPX7, a one-year warranty, and magnetic charging. The user guide says the charge is about 60 minutes, says to use water-based lubricant only, says the app can store up to 10 patterns, and says the app can lower the maximum vibration. (Ferri, Ferri guide)

Diamo is a Bluetooth vibrating cock ring. The product page lists soft silicone, 2.5 to 3 hours of continuous use, body-safe materials, IPX7, USB charging, a one-year warranty, and wireless use. The user guide says not more than 30 minutes at a time, says to take it off if there is pain or the genitals feel cold, and says the charge is about 70 minutes. Runtime and wear time are different limits. Read the guide before you treat the longer number as permission to keep it on. (Diamo, Diamo guide) Visit Lovense's official site (paid link, opens in a new tab)
In the hand: Nora and Domi 2
Nora is a rabbit vibrator with a curved shaft and a flexible arm. Lovense says the G-spot rotation and the clitoral vibration work independently, and the product page calls it suitable for beginners. That is the manufacturer’s wording. A separate first-vibrator walkthrough is how to choose your first vibrator. The product page lists 3.5 to 4 hours of continuous use, body-safe materials, IPX6 (water-resistant, not a submersion rating), USB charging, and a one-year warranty. It says to use lubricant before insertion, to insert with rotation off, and to insert at about a 45-degree angle. Nora can sync with Calor, Max 2, or another Nora. (Nora, Nora guide)

Domi 2 is a compact Bluetooth wand with a dual-rotating head. The product page describes the strength as adjustable from featherlight to strong, and lists app control in the room and at a distance, including patterns, music, and sound. The same page says up to 6 hours of continuous use in one place and 5 to 6 hours in the bullet list. Its FAQ says about 2.5 hours to charge and up to 6 hours depending on intensity. The page rates it IPX6 and describes heavy sprays, which is not a submersion claim. The guide says you can rinse it and should not let water into the charging port. It says the casing is silicone and lubricant should be water-based. The bullet list includes a one-year warranty. The box contents named on the page are the wand, a USB cable, and a manual. Lovense mentions optional attachments; check its site for those. (Domi 2, Domi 2 guide) Visit Lovense's official site (paid link, opens in a new tab)
Short notes on Max 2, Hush 2, Edge 2, and Gush 2
Max 2 is an app-controlled male masturbator. The product page describes vibrations and 360° contractions. The hardware FAQ says body-safe materials such as TPE, battery life up to 215 minutes, and box contents of Max 2, a USB cable, a manual, a storage bag, and packaging. The FAQ quotes 52 dB at the loudest setting, and the product page lists IPX6 (water-resistant, not submersible). Max 2 can sync with Nora; Lovense’s Hush 2 and Edge 2 FAQs say only Max, Max 2, Calor, or another Nora can sync with Nora (Hush 2 FAQ). (Max 2, Max 2 FAQ)

Hush 2 is a vibrating plug sold in four sizes. The product page says all sizes are 100% silicone, completely waterproof, app-controlled, and wearable, and the bullets add IPX7, USB charging, and a one-year warranty. It lists 7 preset patterns plus unlimited patterns in the app. A review summary on that page uses beginner language for smaller sizes (1 to 1.5 inch) and “more experienced” for larger sizes (1.75 to 2.25 inch). That is a review summary, not a size table. Lovense lists the sizes by maximum diameter: 1, 1.5, 1.75, and 2.25 inches. The FAQ says 100% pure silicone, fully waterproof for shower or bath, Bluetooth in water not stable, IPX7 as submersible up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, water-based lubricant, and do not boil. It does not sync with Nora. (Hush 2, Hush 2 FAQ) Visit Lovense's official site (paid link, opens in a new tab)
Edge 2 is titled on its product page as an adjustable dual-motor app-controlled prostate massager. The product page lists it as IPX7 waterproof. It says 100% pure silicone, fully waterproof for shower or bath, Bluetooth in water not stable, and the same IPX7 definition of up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. It says Edge 2 does not sync with Nora, that it is programmable, and that lubricant should be water-based. Lovense doesn’t list Edge 2’s dimensions in its FAQ; check the manual. (Edge 2 product page, Edge 2 FAQ)

Gush 2 details here come from Lovense’s hardware FAQ. The FAQ says 100% pure body-safe silicone, a charge of about 75 minutes, and battery life of 70 to 110 minutes depending on level. It says to use water-based lubricant. It describes Gush 2 as a glans massager whose oscillations stimulate the frenulum, and it says position varies. Lovense doesn’t list box contents or fit sizes for Gush 2 in its FAQ; check the manual. (Gush 2 FAQ) Visit Lovense's official site (paid link, opens in a new tab)
If a Lovense figure here differs from the manual in your box, go by the manual. Long-distance control is an app feature, not a substitute for fit. That use is the guide linked at the top.
FAQ
Which Lovense toy syncs with Nora?
Lovense’s Hush 2 and Edge 2 FAQs say only Max, Max 2, Calor, or another Nora can sync with Nora, and that Hush 2 and Edge 2 do not. (Hush 2 FAQ, Edge 2 FAQ)
Is every Lovense toy waterproof?
No. Lovense lists IPX7 for Lush 4, Ferri, Diamo, Hush 2, and Edge 2, and the Hush 2 and Edge 2 FAQs define IPX7 as up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Nora and Domi 2 are listed as IPX6, and Domi 2’s page talks about heavy sprays. Max 2’s product page lists IPX6. Lovense doesn’t list a water rating for Gush 2; check the manual. (Hush 2 FAQ, Domi 2)
Does the app run on any phone?
Lovense’s Diamo and Nora user guides list iOS 14.2 or later, Android 5.0 or later with Bluetooth 4.0, Mac with Bluetooth 4.0, and a Lovense USB Bluetooth adapter for Windows. Check the guide for the exact toy. (Nora guide)
Where do I find sizes?
Hush 2 is sold in four maximum diameters: 1, 1.5, 1.75, and 2.25 inches. Lovense doesn’t list Edge 2 dimensions or Gush 2 fit sizes in their FAQs; check the manual. Use the manual or a page that actually prints the measurement. (Hush 2 FAQ, Edge 2 FAQ, Gush 2 FAQ)
Can I compare these to We-Vibe from this page?
This page does not. Use Lovense vs We-Vibe for that, and keep this list inside the Lovense URLs in the sources.
Sources accessed 2026-10-10
- Lush 4
- Lush 4 FAQ
- Nora
- Nora user guide
- Ferri
- Ferri user guide
- Domi 2
- Domi 2 user guide
- Max 2
- Max 2 FAQ
- Hush 2
- Hush 2 FAQ
- Edge 2
- Edge 2 FAQ
- Gush 2 FAQ
- Diamo
- Diamo user guide
This is not medical advice. Nothing here says a toy treats a health condition.
This content is general information, not medical advice. If you have a health condition, allergy (for example to latex or certain lubricants), pain or are pregnant, ask a healthcare professional.