Lovense Osci 3: Oscillating Heated Rabbit Vibrator for G-Spot and Clitoris

The Osci 3 is Lovense’s rabbit-style vibrator, designed according to the brand to target the clitoris and G-spot simultaneously. It carries over the oscillation principle that defined the previous Osci models, adding a vibrating clitoral arm and a heating function. Like the entire Lovense ecosystem, it’s controlled via the Lovense Remote app, whether locally or from a distance. This write-up is a presentation piece: it isn’t based on hands-on testing from us, but purely on information published by the manufacturer.
What Lovense claims
- Two independent motors for the clitoris and G-spot
- Up to 6,000 oscillations/min claimed on the G-spot
- Up to 7,500 vibrations/min claimed on the clitoral side
- Heating mode reaching body temperature within 60 seconds
- Controlled via the Lovense Remote app, including remotely
- Silicone build, IPX7 waterproofing, 185 g, claimed 170-minute battery life
Oscillation on one side, vibration on the other: the dual-motor principle
Lovense describes the Osci 3 as a toy with two separate motors that can be used together or independently. The internal shaft doesn’t vibrate in the traditional sense: it oscillates, meaning it produces a rhythmic tapping motion the manufacturer claims reaches up to 6,000 oscillations per minute, aimed at the G-spot. The external arm, on the other hand, works through vibration, with a claimed figure of up to 7,500 vibrations per minute for the clitoris. It’s this combination the brand calls “blended orgasms”. Lovense’s published comparison table actually places the Osci 3 alongside the Velvo, which relies on rotating beads, and Nora, built around a rotating head: three distinct mechanisms within the same product family. Lovense also notes a flexible shape allowing the shaft angle to be adjusted according to anatomy.

The heating mode: claimed body temperature in one minute
This is the feature Lovense puts front and centre to set the Osci 3 apart from the rest of the range. The brand states the toy warms up to normal body temperature in around 60 seconds, with the stated aim of making penetration feel more “natural” than cold silicone. No precise temperature in degrees is given on the page, nor any detail on how long the heat is maintained or how it affects battery life: these points simply aren’t documented. In the brand’s own comparison, the heating function is exclusive to the Osci 3, with the Velvo relying on bead rotation and Nora on a rotating motion. If heat is a deciding factor for you, this is therefore the only one of the three models to offer it, according to the manufacturer.
Lovense Remote: patterns, music sync and unlimited-distance control
The Osci 3 can be used via the buttons on its handle, but Lovense builds its pitch around the Lovense Remote app. The manufacturer details several features: a control window for adjusting intensity and vibration, the ability to create and share custom patterns, a control link that lets someone else take the reins, a mode that follows the beat of music, and syncing with ambient sound. The brand also claims an unlimited number of vibration patterns and the ability to control multiple Lovense toys at once from the same app — hence the bundles offered with Max 2, Lush 4 or Gemini. Remote control is described as working at any distance, provided both parties have an internet connection. Lovense provides a dedicated connection guide on its product page.

Silicone, size and waterproofing: what the spec sheet says
Lovense states a total length of 210 mm and a circumference of 107 mm, for a weight of 185 g. The exterior is described as phthalate-free silicone free of substances the brand deems harmful, with an emphasis on ergonomic shaping. Waterproofing is rated IPX7, which is why the brand highlights use in the shower or bath; the manufacturer also stresses that cleaning after every use is essential for hygiene and product lifespan, and sells its own cleaning spray and a water-based lubricant alongside it, the only type compatible with silicone. On the power side, it runs on a lithium-polymer battery, with a claimed 75-minute charge time for up to 170 minutes of use and up to 120 hours of standby. The stated warranty is one year.
Battery life and positioning against the Velvo and Nora
The comparison table published by Lovense makes it easy to place the Osci 3 without guesswork. On battery life, the manufacturer claims up to 170 minutes of use, versus up to 78 minutes for the Velvo and up to 245 minutes for Nora; charging time follows the same pattern, 75 minutes for the Osci 3 against 110 and 150 minutes respectively. The Osci 3 and Velvo are both rated IPX7, while Nora sits at IPX6. Lovense also frames each model around a particular user: the Osci 3 for those after “G-spot precision and warmth”, the Velvo for fans of novel sensations, and Nora as an entry point into rabbit-style toys. Worth noting: the table lists a different oscillation figure from the one shown elsewhere on the page — the headline figure being 6,000 oscillations per minute.
What the manufacturer’s page doesn’t say
A few questions remain unanswered after reading through. The exact box contents aren’t detailed in the accessible text: the FAQ raises the question, but no answer appears, and the single published customer review specifically laments the lack of a storage pouch. The charging method also isn’t specified, nor is compatibility with camming software or the location of the user manual — both also appear in the FAQ without a visible answer. Lovense doesn’t provide a measured noise level either, relying instead on a discretion rating from users. Finally, the page doesn’t give an insertable diameter separate from the overall circumference, which makes it harder to gauge the actual size of the shaft. These points are worth checking with customer service before buying.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Osci 3 work without the app?
Yes. Lovense states that vibration settings can be adjusted either through the Lovense Remote app or directly using the buttons on the handle. The app, however, unlocks the extra features described by the brand: custom patterns, shared control links, syncing to music or ambient sound, and remote control by a partner.
Can it be used in the bath or shower?
Lovense claims IPX7 waterproofing and explicitly promotes bathroom use. This rating corresponds to temporary immersion. The manufacturer doesn’t specify a permissible depth or duration of immersion on this page, though, and reminds users that cleaning should follow every use. If in doubt, the official FAQ specifically covers use in water.
What’s in the box and how does it recharge?
Lovense doesn’t clarify these points in the available content: the questions do appear in the site’s FAQ, but the answers aren’t displayed. All that’s confirmed is a lithium-polymer battery with a claimed 75-minute charge time for up to 170 minutes of use. The only published review mentions the lack of a carry pouch.
How does it differ from the Velvo and Nora?
According to the manufacturer’s comparison table, the Osci 3 is the only one of the three to combine a heating function with an oscillating tapping motion on the G-spot. The Velvo relies on rotating beads, Nora on a rotating head. The Osci 3 sits in between on claimed battery life: 170 minutes, compared with 78 for the Velvo and 245 for Nora.
Who it’s for
Lovense positions the Osci 3 for those seeking targeted G-spot stimulation through tapping rather than rotation, with heat as its standout feature. App-based control and the shared control link also make it suited to long-distance couples, reinforced by the bundles offered with other Lovense toys. Its claimed size, though, 210 mm long with a 107 mm circumference, means you’ll want to be comfortable with a classic rabbit-style format.