Lovense Lush 3 vs Lush 4: Which Connected Egg Vibrator to Choose?
The Lush 3 and the Lush 4 are both Lovense vibrating eggs designed for G-spot stimulation, wearable and controllable via the Lovense Remote app, including long-distance control. They belong to the same product family, share the same stated material (silicone and electroplated plastic) and the same weight of 75 g, but Lovense doesn’t quote identical figures for battery life, range or charging. This comparison lines up what the manufacturer’s two product pages state, without any testing on our part and without mentioning price. The aim: to see where the real differences lie and which of them actually matter depending on how you plan to use them.
What each product page states
| Criterion | Lovense Lush 3 | Lovense Lush 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Type of stimulation | G-spot vibrating egg, body fully covered in silicone from tip to base | G-spot vibrating egg, design described by Lovense as “G-curve”, tail with LED |
| Control and distance | Lovense Remote app: long-distance control, shareable control link | Lovense Remote app: long-distance control, ability to hand control over to a partner |
| Bluetooth range (outdoors, per Lovense’s comparison table) | Up to 75 metres | Up to 105 metres |
| Stated noise level | 38 dB minimum, 43 dB at maximum volume | 36 dB |
| Stated intensity | Up to 7,000 vibrations/min | Up to 7,000 vibrations/min |
| Battery life / charging time | Up to 220 min; charges in 80 min; standby up to 120 h | Up to 350 min (approx. 6 h); charges in 50 min, 5 min for 1 h of use; standby up to 120 h |
| Waterproofing and charging | IPX7; contactless magnetic charging port | IPX7; magnetic USB charging cable |
| Materials, weight, warranty | Silicone, electroplated plastic; 75 g; 1-year warranty | Silicone, electroplated plastic; 75 g; 1-year warranty |
Battery life and charging: the clearest gap between Lush 3 and Lush 4
This is where Lovense’s product pages diverge the most. For the Lush 3, the brand states a battery life of up to 220 minutes and a charging time of 80 minutes. For the Lush 4, it claims up to 350 minutes, or roughly six hours, with a full charge in 50 minutes and a quick-charge feature said to deliver an hour of use after just five minutes plugged in. The stated standby time is identical on both models, up to 120 hours. For wear across an entire evening, or for repeated use throughout the day without reaching for the charger, the Lush 4’s figures are noticeably more generous. Both use a magnetic charging system, which lines up with the IPX7 waterproofing claimed for each.
Bluetooth range and noise level: two figures that matter for wearing in public
The comparison table published by Lovense on the Lush 3’s product page puts outdoor Bluetooth range at 75 metres for the Lush 3 and 105 metres for the Lush 4. This range applies to a direct phone-to-toy connection; control by another person, on the other hand, goes through the Lovense Remote app and isn’t limited by this distance, according to both pages. On the noise front, Lovense cites 43 dB at maximum volume for the Lush 3, with a minimum of 38 dB, while the Lush 4’s page highlights 36 dB, likened to the level of a whisper or a library. Both products are therefore presented as discreet, with the Lush 4 holding a numerical edge on paper. These are manufacturer-stated figures, not measurements taken by us.
Full silicone body or LED-equipped tail: two design approaches
The Lush 3 is described as being fully wrapped in soft silicone, from tip to base, with a fixed tail meant to help keep the toy in place during wear. Lovense’s comparison table confirms there’s no LED light on this model. The Lush 4, meanwhile, is presented with a tail featuring an LED and a tip-activation function, along with a design the manufacturer’s FAQ calls “G-curve”, aimed at G-spot stimulation. Yet the stated weight and materials are identical: 75 g, silicone and electroplated plastic. The choice, then, comes down to a preference for an entirely soft surface with no light indicator, versus a version with a physical control on the tip and a visual indicator.
The Lovense Remote app: common ground
Both pages point to the same app, Lovense Remote, and the same underlying features: distance-independent remote control, vibration patterns described as unlimited in both products’ technical specs, custom pattern creation, and the ability to hand control over to a partner. The Lush 3’s page additionally details music sync, sound-activated vibrations, and the option to share a control link so someone else can operate the toy without installing any software. The Lush 4’s page emphasises real-time control, pattern creation, and a library of more than ten preset modes. On the software side, then, the gap between the two generations is small: it’s the hardware, not the app, that sets them apart.
Where the Lush 4 comes out ahead
Based on the figures published by Lovense, the Lush 4 has the edge on several measurable points: a stated battery life of up to 350 minutes versus 220, a full charge in 50 minutes versus 80, a quick-charge option giving an hour of use for five minutes plugged in, an outdoor Bluetooth range of 105 metres versus 75, and a headline noise level of 36 dB. It also adds tip activation, an LED-equipped tail, and a profile described as “G-curve” for G-spot stimulation. For extended wear or regular remote use, these figures speak in its favour.
Lush 3 or Lush 4: which one to choose?
The Lovense Lush 3 — The Lush 3 suits anyone who wants a body fully covered in soft silicone, with no light indicator or tip control, and for whom the stated 220 minutes of battery life and 75-metre Bluetooth range are enough. Its page also explicitly details music sync and sound-activated vibrations.
The Lovense Lush 4 — The Lush 4 is the more logical pick for extended wear and frequent remote use: Lovense claims up to six hours of battery life, a 50-minute charge, a 105-metre Bluetooth range and 36 dB, plus tip activation and the “G-curve” profile.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Lush 3 still worth considering next to the Lush 4?
Yes, on the points they share: the same stated material (silicone, electroplated plastic), the same 75 g weight, the same IPX7 waterproofing, the same stated maximum intensity of 7,000 vibrations/min, vibration patterns both described as unlimited, and the same one-year warranty. The differences mainly come down to battery life, charging time, Bluetooth range and the tail’s design.
Can they be used in the shower or in the bath?
Both Lovense product pages state IPX7 waterproofing. The Lush 3’s page mentions the bath and the shower, while the Lush 4’s page mentions the bath, the shower and the pool. Charging is done via magnetic contact in both cases, which Lovense says makes cleaning easier. We’re simply relaying the manufacturer’s claims here, without verifying them ourselves.
Does remote control depend on the stated Bluetooth range?
No. According to both pages, the Bluetooth range (75 metres for the Lush 3, 105 metres for the Lush 4, outdoors) applies to the link between the phone and the toy. Control by a partner goes through the Lovense Remote app, with no stated distance limit; the Lush 3’s page notes that the toy needs to stay online and that a control link can be shared.