LELO Loki Wave 2 Review

LELO Loki Wave 2 is the catalogue’s third prostate massager and the first whose documented distinguishing feature is motion rather than vibration alone. LELO’s WaveMotion technology drives the sculpted tip of the insertable arm in what the product page calls a finger-like massage, on top of the vibration from two motors. This page covers the “2” model only; LELO still sells the original Loki Wave as a separate, older product.

Venus has not physically tested this product. This review is based on LELO’s official Loki Wave 2 product page and its published specification block, checked on 12 October 2026. Where LELO does not document something clearly, this page says so rather than filling the gap.

Quick Verdict #

Loki Wave 2 is the pick for buyers who already know prostate stimulation suits them and want a moving tip rather than a static vibrating one. The specification block is complete: body-safe silicone over ABS, 91 x 42 x 196 mm with a 100 mm insertable length, 196 g, up to two hours of use from a two-hour charge, a noise ceiling under 60 dB, 100% waterproofing and a two-year warranty. LELO documents twelve settings and two motors, one per massage handle. The caveats are the 219 EUR list price, the highest among the catalogue’s prostate massagers, the absence of any documented app or remote control, and the fact that an insertable anal device of this size is not a first toy.

Format and Who It Is For #

Loki Wave 2 is an insertable prostate massager with two arms. The insertable arm carries the WaveMotion tip and is documented at 100 mm of insertable length; LELO’s copy describes it as surging in a finger-like massage, which is the come-hither motion that distinguishes this device from a vibration-only massager such as the LELO Hugo. The second arm, which LELO calls the other massage handle and gives its own motor, stays outside the body and rests against the perineum. The handle with the five-button interface also stays outside.

That external arm and handle matter for safety as well as sensation. Anything used anally needs a part that cannot pass fully inside the body, and on Loki Wave 2 the external arm and control handle are that retrieval point; the device should never be inserted beyond the point where they sit against the body. LELO’s own how-to-use steps start with a generous amount of its Personal Moisturizer before slow insertion, and water-based lubricant is the conservative default with a silicone surface.

The right buyer is comfortable with anal use, wants the motion mechanism and a complete, fully waterproof spec sheet, and is happy controlling the device by hand, because LELO documents no remote or app for this model.

Documented Specifications #

LELO’s specification block lists body-safe silicone and ABS plastic with a smooth finish. The device measures 91 x 42 x 196 mm, with an insertable length of 100 mm, and weighs 196 g. LELO does not state a diameter for the insertable arm.

Power is a lithium 850 mAh 3.7 V cell, charged in up to two hours at 5.0 V and 750 mA over the supplied USB cord, giving up to two hours of user time and up to 90 days of standby. The motor frequency is documented at 122 Hz, the device switches off automatically after 20 minutes, and the maximum noise level is given as under 60 dB. The interface is five buttons on the handle.

The feature copy adds twelve vibration settings, two motors with each motor driving one massage handle, extra-soft silicone and the WaveMotion tip. LELO does not split the twelve settings into intensity levels and patterns, so this page records them as twelve settings and nothing more precise.

Materials, Waterproofing and Cleaning #

LELO marks Loki Wave 2 as 100% waterproof and describes it as suitable for the bath and shower, which makes cleaning straightforward: rinse the whole device under running water with mild soap or a compatible toy cleaner, then dry it fully before it goes back in the satin pouch. For an anal device, clean before and after every use and check the silicone surface for damage first. The silicone is non-porous and LELO states ISO 3533 certification for body-safe materials, which is a useful documentation signal for a product intended for anal contact. Water-based lubricant is the conservative default unless LELO’s instructions say otherwise.

Battery and Warranty #

The two-hour charge matches the two-hour runtime, and the 90-day standby suits occasional use. The device switches itself off after 20 minutes. LELO documents a two-year warranty from the purchase date, with a free replacement if a problem occurs in that time, followed by a ten-year quality guarantee after the two-year warranty expires. Keep the receipt, since LELO’s warranty text asks for it.

In the Catalogue #

Loki Wave 2 vs. the LELO Hugo #

The LELO Hugo is the catalogue’s other LELO prostate massager. Hugo is smaller and lighter, with a 72 mm insertable length, a 32.5 mm diameter and a 116 g weight against Loki Wave 2’s 100 mm and 196 g. Hugo’s noise ceiling is 50 dB against under 60 dB here, and Hugo ships with a motion-sensitive remote, which Loki Wave 2 does not document. Loki Wave 2 answers with the WaveMotion tip, two motors, twelve documented settings and a larger 850 mAh battery, at 219 EUR against Hugo’s 189 EUR list price. Hugo was sold out at LELO when its review was checked, which may decide the matter on its own. The LELO Hugo 2 is the in-stock, app-controlled successor to the Hugo at 179 EUR, with two motors and a one-hour documented runtime. All of them are ranked on the best prostate massagers page, and the Hugo 2 and Loki Wave 2 are compared head-to-head in Hugo 2 vs Loki Wave 2.

Loki Wave 2 vs. the We-Vibe Vector+ #

The We-Vibe Vector+ is the catalogue’s cheapest prostate massager at a 139 EUR list price, and the one with the most control options: a button on the base, a remote and the We-Vibe app, with up to two hours of runtime from a 90-minute charge and a two-year warranty. Its weakness is documentation: We-Vibe publishes no waterproof rating, weight, noise level or mode count for it. Loki Wave 2 costs 80 EUR more and has no documented app or remote, but every one of those gaps is filled on LELO’s page, and it is the only one of the three with a documented moving tip.

Loki Wave 2 among the LELO range #

Within LELO, Loki Wave 2 and the Hugo are the prostate options; the Tor 3 is the couples’ ring, and the full line-up is on the LELO reviews hub. At its price it also sits in the premium picks tier, and the catalogue-wide ranking is in best vibrators 2026.

Value Position #

At a 219 EUR manufacturer list price, with no discount shown in the page data when we checked, Loki Wave 2 is the most expensive prostate massager in the catalogue. It is not a value-first pick. The reason to buy it is specific: a buyer who wants the WaveMotion moving tip, two motors and a fully documented, fully waterproof body-safe build, and who does not need app or remote control. Buyers who want a remote should look at the Hugo or the Vector+; buyers unsure about anal toys altogether should start elsewhere in the catalogue.