Both toys have a good range of intensity and I’ll get back to comparing them directly later on (they’re very similar for the most part). If the thought of experiencing a luxurious prostate massage resulting in an intense orgasm tickles your imagination, LOKI™ anal vibrator is just the suitable toy for you. The best thing about the Lelo Loki Wave’s battery is that you can still use the toy while it is charging. For the first two orgasms I didn’t touch my penis at all and even for the last orgasm I barely touched it. The control panel is sleek and simple, featuring 2 “up and down” arrow buttons and 2 “plus and minus” symbol buttons, but you need the fucking Rosetta Stone to understand it.

My partner and I really enjoy most of our Lelo toys – the Lelo Mona 2 can usually be seen resting on her nightstand, ready to go at a moment’s notice. If you don’t mind holding your prostate toys in place with your hand (I know that some guys do it) then you won’t have any problems with the Loki Wave. Usually with moving toys, the sensation is subtle but that’s not the case with the Lelo Loki Wave 1 or 2.

Plus, the LELO Loki Wave features a unique movement pattern that's based on the 'come hither' stroke of a lover's two fingers. But since they’re prostate plugs, you can’t thrust them to direct the pressure to specific spots manually. Because it’s housing such a powerful motor, the main body of the toy (the insertable part) is quite large – it’s actually very similar to the Lelo Loki Wave. There are some even more intense powerhouses out there, but I’m sure Loki’s level of intensity will be more than enough for most guys. Then I turned on the shower, and she said she could not hear the buzz anymore but the sound of the water splashing.

It’s minimalistic, it’s slick, it’s soft to the touch, and I got mine in a nice deep royal blue (a guy’s toy that has a non-black option? Honestly, I found it very comfortable even for prolonged use, but keep in mind I participated in my fair share of prostate play. Personally, I found that I enjoyed using the vibration modes on their own or the “come hither” motion on its own – all of them at once felt like stimulation overload.There’s a little squishy flap that covers the charging port when not in use – just make sure to replace it when you’re done, especially if you’re taking this thing into the bath or shower. When I’m using the Lelo Loki solo, my hands have to be pretty far down there to grip the handle, so maneuvering the toy can be difficult.