Lovense Mission 2: Touch-Sense Vibrating Suction Dildo
Mission 2 is Lovense’s suction-cup dildo, positioned by the brand around a technology it calls Touch-Sense: vibrations that supposedly respond to thrusting motion rather than following a fixed program. It’s controlled via the Lovense Remote app, both locally and remotely, and can also serve as a gesture-based remote for other Lovense devices. This fact sheet relies exclusively on information published by Lovense on its product page: it isn’t a review, and no data has been added beyond what the manufacturer has provided.
What Lovense claims
- Touch-Sense technology: vibrations that follow the rhythm of movement
- Up to 6,500 vibrations per minute, according to Lovense
- 180° adjustable suction-cup base for hands-free use
- Food-grade silicone and PC plastic, IPX7 waterproof rating
- 80-minute charge time, up to 230 minutes of battery life claimed
- Ability to control other Lovense toys via Mission 2’s movements
Touch-Sense: vibration tuned to thrusting motion
The core selling point of Mission 2 lies in what Lovense calls Touch-Sense. The manufacturer describes a system where the toy syncs to the user’s rhythm: vibrations are said to build in intensity as thrusting continues, rather than staying at a constant level. The brand claims a power output of up to 6,500 vibrations per minute, with unlimited patterns accessible via the Lovense Remote app. The noise level listed in the manufacturer’s comparison table is under 47 dB, a figure Lovense highlights against the Gravity model, which is rated at under 56 dB. On sizing, the spec sheet lists a total length of 272 mm (10.7 inches), a girth of 116 mm (4.56 inches) and an insertable length of 140 mm. The tip is described as particularly soft, with the brand referring to a velvety feel geared towards G-spot stimulation.

An adjustable suction-cup base, built for hands-free use
Mission 2 comes with a detachable suction-cup base, which Lovense describes as adjustable through 180°. The idea put forward by the brand: attach the toy to a smooth surface — floor, wall, mirror — then choose the desired angle and go completely hands-free. The manufacturer illustrates several setups in its marketing material, including floor use and mirror use, and provides a base assembly guide as well as a downloadable user manual. Weight is split between the two parts: 175 g for the toy alone, 125 g for the suction-cup base, for a total of 300 g once assembled. Lovense emphasises the suction strength without giving a specific figure or listing which surfaces to avoid. The toy can still be used without its base, held directly by hand, which the brand notes is relevant for the remote-control uses described below.
Controlling other Lovense toys through movement
Beyond solo use, Lovense presents Mission 2 as a gesture-based controller. The stated principle: thrusting movements performed on Mission 2 trigger vibrations in one or more other devices within the ecosystem, including remotely. The brand distinguishes two modes. One-way control sends signals from Mission 2 to other toys — the manufacturer cites pairings with Gemini or Gush 2 Motion. Two-way control, showcased with Solace Pro, works in both directions: each device responds to the other’s movements, something Lovense highlights for long-distance relationships. The brand also mentions camming-oriented uses, with the possibility of viewer control. All of these functions run through the Lovense Remote app and require both partners to own compatible devices linked to their respective accounts.

Lovense Remote app, built-in game and connected features
Mission 2 connects to the Lovense Remote app, available for short-range Bluetooth control or long-distance control over the internet. The manufacturer lists among the available functions unlimited vibration patterns, music sync, sound-activated vibrations, and custom intensity settings. Lovense also flags an exclusive game: from the Gallery tab in the app, the toy control section gives access to “Flappy Jumpy,” where the character is steered by thrusting movements applied to the dildo. The brand also publishes a getting-started guide for first-time setup. No information is given on the product page regarding minimum required iOS or Android versions, or the actual Bluetooth range: these details would need to be checked with support or in the downloadable user manual.
Materials, waterproofing and battery life claims
The manufacturer’s spec sheet lists a body made from food-grade silicone paired with PC plastic. Waterproofing is IPX7-certified, which Lovense translates into safe use in the bathroom and worry-free cleaning without risk to the electronics. A cleaning spray for silicone, rubber and TPE toys, along with a 100 ml water-based lubricant, are offered as add-on accessories — a water-based lubricant being the standard recommendation with silicone. On the power side, the brand states a lithium-polymer battery, an 80-minute charge time, up to 230 minutes of use per charge, and standby of up to 120 hours. The warranty runs for one year. Lovense doesn’t detail the exact box contents on this page beyond mentioning the toy and its suction-cup base.
Frequently asked questions
Does Mission 2 work without the app?
Lovense doesn’t detail standalone, app-free operation on this page. All the highlighted features — unlimited patterns, music sync, the Flappy Jumpy game, control of other toys — run through Lovense Remote. Touch-Sense is presented as motion-responsive, but the manufacturer doesn’t specify whether it still works without a connected smartphone.
What’s the difference between Mission 2 and Gravity?
Lovense’s comparison table sets out two different approaches. Mission 2 is touch-responsive, vibrates, and can control other toys, with 140 mm insertable length, 175 g weight, IPX7 rating and under 47 dB noise. Gravity relies on a motorised thrusting motion at 140 strokes per minute, with 130 mm insertable length, 310 g weight and a lower IPX6 water-resistance rating. Gravity has neither an adjustable suction base nor a touch-responsive feature.
Can it be used in the shower?
Lovense states an IPX7 waterproof rating and explicitly mentions bathroom use. This rating corresponds to temporary immersion, which also allows for water-based cleaning. However, the manufacturer doesn’t specify whether the suction-cup base holds properly on a wet wall, or how long the device can remain submerged.
What battery life does the manufacturer claim?
Lovense states a lithium-polymer battery that charges in 80 minutes, offering up to 230 minutes of use and standby of up to 120 hours. These figures are maximums provided by the brand: they would normally vary depending on intensity used and whether connected features are active, though the manufacturer doesn’t give further detail on this variation.
Who it’s for
Mission 2 suits people looking for a connected dildo that can be used hands-free thanks to its adjustable suction-cup base, and who want a vibration response tied to their own movements rather than fixed programs. Its positioning also makes it relevant for long-distance couples and for camming creators, since it can control other Lovense devices. Its stated dimensions — 140 mm insertable length with a 116 mm girth — do call for a bit of prior experience with this kind of size.