Lovense Osci 3 vs LELO Soraya Wave: Two G-Spot Rabbits Compared

Lovense’s Osci 3 and LELO’s Soraya Wave belong to the same family: rabbit-style vibrators designed to stimulate the clitoris and G-spot at the same time. Yet the two brands take different paths, with Lovense betting on oscillation, warming, and app-based control, while LELO relies on its WaveMotion technology and a set of preset modes. This comparison places side by side what each manufacturer states on its own product page, without any testing on our part. Features absent from a page are flagged as such rather than guessed.

What each brand claims

Lovense’s oscillation versus LELO’s WaveMotion: two ways of working the G-spot

Neither brand settles for a plain vibrating rabbit, but they get there differently. Lovense describes the Osci 3’s movement as an oscillation—a rhythmic tapping directed at the G-spot, rated at 6,000 oscillations per minute—paired with clitoral vibration claimed at 7,500 vibrations per minute; the shaft is presented as flexible to adjust the angle. LELO talks about WaveMotion: according to the brand, the Soraya Wave’s sculpted tip moves up and down internally, compared to a finger massage, while a fully flexible external arm handles the clitoris. LELO notes that both arms can be activated separately or together. Neither page offers a comparable measurement of this internal movement’s amplitude, so there’s no way to rank the two approaches on paper—they describe different sensations, not a hierarchy.

App and remote control: the clearest point of divergence

This is where the two product pages diverge most sharply. Lovense devotes several sections to the Lovense Remote app: an intensity control window, custom patterns you can create, save, and share, vibrations synced to music, ambient sound syncing, and above all a control link you can send someone to hand over control of the toy, with no stated distance limit. The brand also mentions simultaneous control of multiple Lovense devices. The Soraya Wave page, on the other hand, makes no mention of any app or remote: LELO instead highlights eight pleasure settings selectable directly on the device. For long-distance or long-distance-relationship use, this isn’t a matter of preference but of a feature being present or absent from the pages.

Warming, battery life, and standby: the stated figures

Lovense states that the Osci 3’s warming mode reaches body temperature within sixty seconds, presented as a way to create a more natural sensation during penetration; nothing equivalent appears on the Soraya Wave’s page, where LELO simply describes its silicone as warm to the touch. On the power side, Lovense lists up to 170 minutes of use for a 75-minute charge, with standby lasting up to 120 hours. LELO states two hours of use for a two-hour charge, but standby of up to 90 days, along with an automatic shutoff after twenty minutes. In other words, based on the published figures, the Osci 3 recharges faster, while the Soraya Wave is described as holding its charge much longer between uses.

Water, materials, and warranties: what each page certifies

On waterproofing, Lovense lists a precise rating, IPX7, and refers bath-related questions to its FAQ. LELO writes “100% waterproof” and presents the Soraya Wave as suitable for the bath and shower, without citing an IP rating: the claim is broader, the detail thinner. On materials, Lovense lists silicone and specifies in its FAQ a 100% phthalate-free silicone surface; LELO lists body-safe silicone and ABS plastic, and claims compliance with the ISO 3533 international standard for intimate products. The warranties also differ: one year from Lovense, versus two years plus a ten-year quality guarantee from LELO, which also mentions a satin storage pouch included in the box.

Dimensions and sound discretion

Both products weigh 185 g according to their respective manufacturers, but the published measurements don’t line up exactly. Lovense gives an overall length of 210 mm and a circumference of 107 mm for the Osci 3, without stating an insertable length. LELO provides overall dimensions of 218 x 72 x 46 mm and, notably, an insertable length of 110 mm, useful information for anticipating the depth of the internal part. On noise, only LELO’s page commits to a figure, with a maximum noise level of 50 dB and a frequency of 120 Hz; Lovense publishes no sound value for the Osci 3, and visible customer comments on the page don’t count as a technical specification. Anyone prioritizing sound discretion will therefore only find a number on one side.

Where the Soraya Wave pulls ahead

The Soraya Wave comes with data that Lovense doesn’t publish: a maximum noise level of 50 dB, a frequency of 120 Hz, and a stated insertable length of 110 mm. LELO claims the ISO 3533 standard, full waterproofing, standby of up to 90 days, automatic shutoff after twenty minutes, and notably longer coverage—two years of warranty followed by ten years of quality guarantee. A satin storage pouch is included in the box, and the eight preset settings work without a smartphone or an account.

Osci 3 or Soraya Wave: which one to choose?

The Lovense Osci 3 — The Osci 3 better suits those who want app-based control, shareable remote control via a link, unlimited patterns synced to sound or music, and a warming function claimed to reach body temperature within 60 seconds.

The LELO Soraya Wave — The Soraya Wave is better suited to those who prefer a standalone device usable without an app, a noise level backed by a manufacturer figure, the claimed ISO 3533 standard, and a warranty stated to last much longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can both of these rabbits be controlled remotely from a phone?

Lovense describes the Osci 3 as controllable via the Lovense Remote app, with intensity adjustment, custom patterns, music and sound syncing, and a control link that can be sent to a partner regardless of distance. The Soraya Wave’s page mentions neither an app nor a remote: LELO instead highlights eight settings activated directly on the device.

Which one can go in the bath or shower?

Both manufacturers claim their product can be used with water, but not with the same level of detail. Lovense states an IPX7 rating for the Osci 3 and explicitly mentions the bathroom. LELO writes that the Soraya Wave is 100% waterproof and presents it as suitable for the bath and shower, without publishing an IP rating on its page.

Which one lasts longer on a single charge?

According to the manufacturer pages, the Osci 3 claims up to 170 minutes of use for a 75-minute charge, with standby up to 120 hours. LELO states two hours of use for a two-hour charge, but standby of up to 90 days and an automatic shutoff after twenty minutes. These figures come from the brands and haven’t been independently verified here.

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