Dual Stimulator Sex Toy Review – Lora DiCarlo Ose 2, LELO Enigma and Womanizer Duo

Can’t decide between a clit sucker and rabbit vibrator? You can have them both! These dual massagers focus on simultaneous g-spot and clitoral stimulation. Check out my personal review and comparison of the Lora DiCarlo Ose 2, LELO Enigma, and Womanizer Duo.

Lora DiCarlo Ose 2

The first visual difference of the Lora DiCarlo Ose 2 compared to the other two toys is its size. It is a lot larger and about the size of an expanded hand. I read a few reviews that had wished it came in different sizes and I can see why now. Its design provides a lot of flexibility to fit various types of anatomy but it almost looks like an alien among my current collection of sex toys because of its bulkiness.

The one-touch turn-off is a nice design touch that allows you to lay your toy to rest as soon as you’ve hit your orgasm. Another cool added feature of the Lora DiCarlo Ose 2 is the rotating nub built into the internal arm that sits against the g-spot. It provides an added sensation aside from the vibration the other toys have. That being said, the toy overall felt very mechanical to me. Because of how big it is, it takes a bit of work to hold into place. It’s not something I want to be focusing on during a climax, but it does get me to climax quickly. Actually, I noticed that the strength of my pelvic floor when flexed was enough to stop the toy’s vibration altogether, but I am a kegel veteran who’s never given birth so I imagine my pelvic floor is stronger than most.

Although this wasn’t my personal experience, I would like to note that some women who have given birth or have prolapse have complained about the internal stimulator, so keep that in mind depending on your life stage. For me, it was still pleasurable.

CONS

• Very large and feels mechanical
• Takes a lot of effort

LELO Enigma

For the Enigma being the cheapest of the bunch, I’m always surprised how luxurious LELO products look and feel. It has a smooth silicone finish similar to the other toys, but I was surprised at how bendy and flexible the “hook” part of the device was. At first, I thought I might not be able to keep the internal stimulator in place, but it actually made it easier to keep against my g-spot. With dual stimulators, I’ve realized that there’s a lot going on at once, so the better the fit, the more mental work you can dedicate to getting in the zone.

Although the internal and external motors can’t function separately, they are marketed to vibrate in sync, and I don’t need a different vibration pattern against my g-spot in order to orgasm. The shape of the external arm on this toy was my favorite of the bunch because it feels full and has a more flat shape that sits properly against the inner walls of the vagina.

The LELO Enigma isn’t whisper-quiet, but it can’t be heard through the walls. It’s quieter than the Lora DiCarlo Ose 2 and louder than Womanizer Duo, so it sits somewhere in the middle. If you’ve used the LELO Sona before, it’s similar to the second generation one that has an updated mouth that makes the toy less noisy and a better fit on the clitoris.

.

CONS

• Can’t control the motors separately 
• Not whisper quiet

Womanizer Duo

A nice feature incorporated into the Womanizer Duo is the Smart Silence technology which allows it to be pretty quiet and turn off when it’s not being pressed against the skin. One downside to the Smart Silence technology, however, is that the toy won’t turn on unless it detects pressure on the mouth of the toy, which means it can’t be used for hovering. The good news is that this function can be turned off. If you’re someone who likes to hover your clit sucker around your vulva or clitoris, I would recommend one of the other toys.

Another thing to note is that the internal arm isn’t flexible like Enigma and Ose 2. Its length is prime for those whose g-spots sit about 2 inches deep. You can measure this by inserting your fingers until you find your g-spot, or squishy wall that feels pleasurable, and note and measure your fingers.

Overall, the Womanizer Duo was good but my least favorite of the bunch. It’s a bit awkward to hold during use and the fact that it can’t cover as many anatomies for its price is enough for me to not recommend it altogether.

Womanizer Duo Vital Statistics

CONS

• Doesn’t work for hovering
• Lack of flexibility could make it hard to position

Comparison conclusion

The lucky thing about a choice like this is that there is no bad one. Any one you choose will give you a pleasurable sex toy, once you get used to how your body responds to the new types of sensations.

But Sona really blows that other two away. Honestly, we really struggled to fill out the ‘cons’ section. It outperforms the other two at every turn, except on battery life, where it only gets the silver medal. But honestly, who can use any of these products for more than an hour and a half without needing to take a break to take some replenishing vitamins and nutrients on board to replace the ones you lost? It embarrasses the other two in every other respect.

Sona might be late to the party, but now it’s arrived, the life and soul.