LELO Enigma vs LELO Enigma Cruise

LELO's original dual stimulator against the Cruise Control version, 20 EUR apart.

LELO Enigma vs LELO Enigma Cruise

The Enigma is the catalogue’s top-rated dual stimulator: SenSonic sonic waves for the clitoris and a flexible internal arm for the G-spot in one 100% waterproof body. The Enigma Cruise is the same format with one addition, Cruise Control, which keeps a reserve of power and releases it when the device is pressed hard, so the stimulation does not fade under pressure. LELO calls the Enigma the Cruise’s predecessor without saying it is replaced, and both were on sale when checked, 20 EUR apart.

Both reviews are built from the manufacturers’ official specifications, not physical testing. Prices and specs were verified on the dates stated in each review; “not documented” means the manufacturer’s page does not publish the value.

LELO Enigma LELO Enigma Cruise
Our rating 4.5 4.0
Manufacturer price 199.00 EUR 219.00 EUR
Format Dual: sonic external + internal G-spot arm Dual: sonic external + internal G-spot arm
Signature feature SenSonic SenSonic + Cruise Control
Insertable length 140 mm 140 mm
Motor frequency not documented 60 Hz / 100 Hz
Control 3-button interface 3 buttons and 2 LEDs
Settings / modes 8 8
Intensity levels not documented not documented
Max noise not documented not documented
Waterproof 100% waterproof 100% waterproof
Materials body-safe silicone and ABS plastic, extra-soft body-safe silicone, ABS plastic
Runtime 120 min 120 min
Charge time 120 min not documented
Weight 196 g 196 g
Dimensions 100 x 50 x 185 mm 100 x 50 x 185 mm
App control not documented not documented
Warranty 2 years 2 years
Manufacturer stock in stock when checked in stock when checked

What each one does better

The Enigma is the cheaper and higher-rated of the two, at 199 EUR and 4.5, and its page documents the two-hour charge time that the Cruise page leaves out. On the figures both pages publish, 8 settings, 196 g, a two-hour runtime, 100% waterproofing and a two-year warranty, they are the same device.

The Enigma Cruise adds Cruise Control, the one functional difference, and publishes its motor frequencies, 60 Hz and 100 Hz, which the Enigma page does not. Everything else on its sheet, the 100 x 50 x 185 mm size, the 140 mm insertable length, the 196 g weight, the 8 settings, the two-hour runtime, is the same as the Enigma’s. It costs 219 EUR, publishes no charge time and, like the Enigma, no noise figure.

Which to buy

Choose the Enigma unless Cruise Control is specifically what you want: it is 20 EUR cheaper, rated higher, and documents its charge time. Choose the Enigma Cruise only if you press hard during use and want the power held in reserve for that.

The Enigma is compared with LELO’s focused external pick in Enigma vs Sona 2; both duals sit among the insertables on the best G-spot and internal vibrators page and against the rabbits on the best rabbit vibrators page. The full LELO line is on the LELO reviews hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Enigma and the Enigma Cruise?

Both pair SenSonic sonic external stimulation with an internal G-spot arm, with 8 settings, 196 g, a two-hour runtime and 100% waterproofing. The Enigma Cruise adds Cruise Control, which holds power in reserve and releases it when the device is pressed hard against the body, and its page publishes the motor frequencies. Both pages give the same 100 x 50 x 185 mm size and 140 mm insertable length. The Cruise costs 20 EUR more, and its page omits the charge time the Enigma page states.

Does the Enigma Cruise replace the Enigma?

LELO calls the Enigma the Cruise's predecessor but does not say it is discontinued; both were listed for sale when checked. The Enigma holds the higher rating in our catalogue, 4.5 against 4.0.

Which is better value?

The Enigma, at 199 EUR against 219 EUR, unless Cruise Control is the feature you want. The documented specifications are otherwise near-identical.

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