Lovense Edge 2 vs We-Vibe Vector+: prostate massagers compared
The Lovense Edge 2 and the We-Vibe Vector+ are both vibrating prostate massagers designed to stimulate the prostate and perineum at the same time, and both can be controlled via an app. Both brands highlight an adjustable internal arm, said to adapt to individual anatomy. We haven’t tested either device: this comparison simply sets side by side what Lovense and We-Vibe state on their respective product pages. Any criteria not documented by a manufacturer are flagged as such, without any estimate on our part.
What each brand claims
| Criteria | Lovense Edge 2 | We-Vibe Vector+ |
|---|---|---|
| Type of stimulation | Dual motor for prostate + perineum, operable together or independently (Lovense) | Dual stimulation for prostate + perineum (We-Vibe) |
| Control | Buttons on the toy or Lovense Remote app | Button on the base, included remote or We-Vibe app |
| App and range | Lovense Remote app, long-distance partner control claimed | We-Vibe app, long-distance play claimed “from the next room or across the globe” |
| Adjustability | Foldable neck, adjustable angle depending on position (lying, sitting, standing) | Adjustable internal arm, tapered tip and slim neck, flexible external base |
| Waterproofing | IPX7, full submersion claimed (bath, shower) | Not specified |
| Battery life / standby | Up to 130 minutes of use, up to 120 hours in standby (Li-Ion battery) | Not specified |
| Charging | Rechargeable battery, method not detailed on the page | Magnetic USB charging cable included, compatible with USB port or adaptor |
| Material and noise level | Body-safe silicone; 43 dB claimed; 151.3 g | Material, noise level and weight not specified |
| Warranty | 1 year | 2 years, plus a 100-day pleasure guarantee |
Dual motor: what each brand promises about control
Both products rest on the same idea: stimulating two zones at once. Lovense, however, specifies that the Edge 2’s two motors can be controlled together or independently via the Lovense Remote app, allowing separate adjustment of prostate and perineal stimulation. The Vector+ page speaks of “dual vibrations” aimed at the prostate and perineum for more complex pleasure, without indicating whether the two arms can be adjusted separately. On the pattern front, Lovense claims “unlimited” vibration patterns via its app, while We-Vibe mentions cycling through different modes and intensity levels without giving a number. On the flip side, We-Vibe includes a physical remote in the box, an accessory not mentioned on the Edge 2 page.
Fit against the body: foldable neck or contoured arm
Lovense emphasises a flexible neck that can be bent to change the angle and maintain contact with the P-spot and perineum, whether lying down, sitting or standing, with hands-free use claimed as possible. We-Vibe takes a different approach: an adjustable internal arm to suit individual anatomy, a tapered tip and slim neck said to make insertion more comfortable, a bulbed end to focus vibrations on the prostate, and a soft external arm angled towards the body for the perineum. We-Vibe’s instructions recommend rotating the toy once inserted until a comfortable fit is found. Both approaches aim for the same outcome, but Lovense provides more figures for its product (weight, battery life), whereas the Vector+ page stays descriptive.
Waterproofing, battery life, noise level: the figures available
This is where the two pages differ most, not so much in performance as in the level of detail provided. Lovense states that the Edge 2 has IPX7 waterproofing allowing full submersion, so it can be used in the shower or bath, along with battery life of up to 130 minutes, up to 120 hours in standby, a weight of 151.3 g, body-safe silicone, and a noise level of 43 dB on a comparative scale. The Vector+ page gives no figures for waterproofing, battery life, noise level or material: this information is simply absent, and we’re not going to guess at it. On the other hand, We-Vibe does detail the box contents, including a magnetic USB charging cable, a sample of pjur lubricant and a storage pouch.
Connected ecosystem: the feature Lovense pushes hardest
Both brands offer app-based remote control, with We-Vibe summing up the experience as play for two “from the next room or across the globe,” backed up by its included remote. Lovense goes further in linking its devices together: the Edge 2 page describes pairing with the Max 2, where its movements trigger matching vibrations on the prostate, pairing with the Gush 2 Motion to hand control of both stimulation points to a partner via the Remote app, and syncing with the Solace Pro so the Edge 2 reacts to interactive content in real time. The Vector+ page doesn’t document this kind of syncing between multiple toys or with content.
Support and warranty
On the commercial side, We-Vibe offers a two-year warranty on its toys plus a 100-day pleasure guarantee, while Lovense states a one-year warranty for the Edge 2. We-Vibe also details an accessory pack included in the box: a quick-start guide, an illustrated multilingual manual, a storage pouch for discreet travel, and a lubricant sample. Lovense, for its part, explicitly recommends a water-based lubricant for prostate use and offers its own as an add-on, though according to the page it isn’t included in the massager’s box. Both brands mention discreet shipping.
Where the Vector+ has the edge
The Vector+ comes with a physical remote included, handy when you don’t want to rely on a smartphone, on top of the We-Vibe app and the button on the base. Its shape is described in detail: tapered tip, slim neck, bulbed end for the prostate, soft external arm angled towards the perineum. The box includes a magnetic USB charging cable, a storage pouch, an illustrated multilingual manual and a pjur lubricant sample. Finally, We-Vibe offers a two-year warranty plus a 100-day pleasure guarantee, a longer package than what’s stated for the Edge 2.
Edge 2 or Vector+: which one should you choose?
The Lovense Edge 2 — The Edge 2 is the better pick if you want to adjust the two motors independently via the app, bend the neck to fine-tune the angle, use it in water (IPX7 claimed), or sync it with another Lovense device such as the Max 2, Gush 2 Motion or Solace Pro.
The We-Vibe Vector+ — The Vector+ is the better pick if having a physical remote included matters to you, along with a longer warranty package (two years plus a 100-day pleasure guarantee), and an internal shape designed for gradual insertion.
Frequently asked questions
Can both of these massagers be used in the shower?
Lovense states that the Edge 2 has IPX7 waterproofing with full submersion, so it can be used in the bath or shower. The We-Vibe Vector+ page gives no waterproofing details at all: without data from the manufacturer, we can’t confirm or rule this out. It’s best to check the manual provided by We-Vibe before any use in water.
Do you need a smartphone to operate these toys?
No, in either case. Lovense states that the Edge 2’s vibrations can be adjusted using the toy’s buttons or via the Lovense Remote app. We-Vibe states that the Vector+ can be turned on and adjusted using the control button on the base, with a remote included in the box as well as the We-Vibe app.
How long does the battery last on a single charge?
Lovense claims up to 130 minutes of use for the Edge 2, with a rechargeable Li-Ion battery and up to 120 hours of standby life. The Vector+ page doesn’t specify battery life; it only mentions a magnetic USB charging cable that works with any standard USB port or adaptor. We’re not filling in this missing detail.
Which one allows for long-distance partner control?
Both do. Lovense states that a partner can control the Edge 2 remotely via the Lovense Remote app, including in combination with other devices from the brand. We-Vibe presents its app as a way to play together from the next room or across the globe. The documented difference mainly lies in syncing between multiple toys, which only Lovense details.