Lovense Vulse vs Svakom DuoGlow: Connected Egg or Detachable Duo
Lovense presents the Vulse as a wireless thrusting and vibrating egg controlled through the Lovense Remote app. Svakom describes the DuoGlow as a two-piece set: a thrusting vibrator with a dual-rotating-bead ring, paired with a detachable pulsing stimulator that doubles as a wireless remote. Both aim to combine internal stimulation with movement, but through very different shapes and control logic. This comparison looks solely at what each manufacturer states on its own product page: neither device has been tested by us.
What Each Brand Claims
| Criteria | Lovense Vulse | Svakom DuoGlow |
|---|---|---|
| Type of stimulation | Thrusting and vibrating egg, G-spot focused according to Lovense | Thrusting vibrator with rotating ring + pulsing stimulator, targeting the G-spot, entrance, and clitoris according to Svakom |
| Advertised movement | Up to 120 thrusts/min, 10 mm thrust length | 85 thrusts/min, 270 rotations/min, 6,300 vibrations/min, 4,300 pulses/min |
| Control | Lovense Remote app; touch, sound, or motion control | SVAKOM app; the detachable stimulator doubles as a wireless remote |
| App and range | Short- and long-distance control, music sync, sound-activated vibrations, unlimited patterns | Short- and long-distance control, bonus preset modes, music/sound sync, finger-drawn pattern creation, text chat and video calls |
| Waterproofing | IPX7 waterproof | IPX7, submersible up to 1 meter according to the brand |
| Battery life and charging | Up to 1.08 hours of battery life, 60-minute charge, up to 120 hours standby | 1 hour of battery life, 2.5-hour charge, dual-tip magnetic USB-A cable |
| Materials, size, weight | Silicone; 82 g; dimensions not specified | Liquid silicone, silicone, and ABS; vibrator 59×196 mm (180 g), stimulator 44×95 mm (68 g), 248 g total |
| Standout features | Unlimited vibration and thrust patterns; 1-year warranty | Heating function up to 38°C, 7+7+7 modes, 3 intensities; 2-year warranty and 10-year quality support |
Two Ways of Presenting Thrusting: Speed vs. Layered Movement
Lovense highlights a single, easy-to-read figure for the Vulse: up to 120 thrusts per minute, over a 10 mm thrust length, aimed at direct G-spot stimulation. The concept is a short, fast back-and-forth motion built into an egg-shaped body. Svakom, on the other hand, stacks up the numbers for the DuoGlow: 85 thrusts per minute, 270 rotations per minute for the dual-bead ring, plus 6,300 vibrations and 4,300 pulses per minute on the stimulator side. The stated approach is clearly different: the Vulse leans on a higher thrust rate than what the DuoGlow claims, while the DuoGlow adds rotation and a second source of stimulation. None of these figures describe actual sensation — they’re simply the specs each brand reports, not independently measured data.
Physical Remote or App: Two Control Philosophies
The DuoGlow’s signature feature is its detachable stimulator: Svakom explains that once separated, it works as a wireless remote, whether kept in hand or handed to a partner in the same room. The SVAKOM app rounds out the experience with short- and long-distance control, preset modes, music or ambient-sound sync, finger-drawn pattern creation, text chat, and video calls. The Vulse, by contrast, has no physical remote according to its page: everything runs through the Lovense Remote app, offering short- and long-distance control, unlimited vibration patterns, customizable intensity levels, music sync, and sound-activated vibrations. Lovense also emphasizes hands-free control via touch, sound, or motion, and notes that a partner can take control from any distance.
Form Factor: An 82 g Egg vs. a 248 g Set
This is the most tangible difference between the two product pages. Lovense lists the Vulse at 82 g, with a tapered tip said to ease insertion, and promotes hands-free wear during other activities — though the page gives no actual dimensions. Svakom is far more precise here: the vibrator measures 59×196 mm and weighs 180 g, the stimulator 44×95 mm and 68 g, for a combined total of 248 g. The DuoGlow is therefore a noticeably bulkier device, designed to cover multiple zones at once, whereas the Vulse is described as a discreet egg meant to stay in place. That said, Svakom points out that the detachable parts are travel-sized, which softens the impact of the set’s overall bulk.
Charging, Battery Life, and Warranty: The Numbers on Each Spec Sheet
Both brands claim very similar battery life: up to 1.08 hours for the Vulse, 1 hour for the DuoGlow. Charging time differs, though: Lovense states a 60-minute charge via USB cable, while Svakom lists 2.5 hours using a dual-tip magnetic USB-A cable, with each part running on its own battery (800 mAh and 280 mAh). Lovense also adds a claimed standby time of up to 120 hours, a figure the Svakom page doesn’t mention. As for post-purchase coverage, the DuoGlow comes out ahead: Svakom offers a 2-year replacement warranty plus 10 years of quality support, compared to the 1-year warranty listed for the Vulse. Both product pages claim IPX7 waterproofing, with Svakom specifying submersion up to one meter.
What Each Page Leaves Out
On certain points, both manufacturers stay silent, and it’s worth flagging that rather than filling in the gaps ourselves. Neither page provides a measured noise level: Svakom describes the DuoGlow as very quiet without backing it up with figures, and Lovense doesn’t address the topic for the Vulse at all. The Vulse’s dimensions are also missing from its page, while the DuoGlow’s are detailed down to the millimeter. Conversely, the 38°C heating function only exists on the Svakom side, and the ability of the two parts to respond separately to video content is a promise unique to the DuoGlow. On the Lovense side, the product page features bundles pairing the Vulse with other Lovense devices, implying compatibility within the same app ecosystem.
Where the DuoGlow Pulls Ahead
Based on its product page, the DuoGlow offers several things the Vulse doesn’t claim: a detachable stimulator that doubles as a wireless remote, a heating function up to 38°C, a dual-bead ring rotating at 270 movements per minute, and simultaneous external pulsing stimulation. Svakom also details the exact dimensions and weight of each part, specifies submersion up to one meter, offers magnetic charging, and backs the product with a 2-year warranty plus 10 years of quality support, compared to one year on the Lovense page. Its app also adds text chat and video calling.
Vulse or DuoGlow: Which One to Choose?
The Lovense Vulse — The Vulse is better suited for those looking for a lightweight (claimed 82 g), discreet, hands-free device, with a higher thrust rate on paper (up to 120 thrusts/min) and remote control via the Lovense Remote app, including through sound or motion.
The Svakom DuoGlow — The DuoGlow is geared more toward those wanting simultaneous internal and external stimulation, a heating function, and a physical remote to hand off to a partner in the same room, in exchange for accepting a 248 g set and a 2.5-hour charge time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can both devices be used remotely with a partner?
Yes, according to both manufacturers. Lovense states that the Vulse offers short- and long-distance control via the Lovense Remote app, with no stated distance limit. Svakom notes that the DuoGlow connects to the SVAKOM app for short- and long-range control, including guest control sharing, text chat, and video calls. Both pages therefore describe remote use, though through different software features.
Which one is easier to travel with or store?
Based on the published figures, the Vulse is more compact: Lovense lists it at 82 g, though the page gives no dimensions. The DuoGlow totals 248 g, with a 59×196 mm vibrator and a 44×95 mm stimulator, though Svakom notes that both parts detach and are sized for travel. Both are claimed to be IPX7 waterproof.
Can they be rinsed under water after use?
Both pages claim IPX7 waterproofing. Lovense states that the Vulse is fully waterproof and easy to clean, and offers a toy cleaning spray as an accessory. Svakom specifies that the DuoGlow is submersible up to one meter and markets it as usable in the shower or bath. Check each product’s manual for exact cleaning and drying instructions.