Lovense Solace Pro: Hands-Free AI Sync Stroker
The Solace Pro is the most premium automatic thrusting machine in Lovense’s male catalogue, sitting above the original Solace. Unlike a manual masturbator, the device generates the thrusting motion itself and attaches to a desktop stand, making it a toy designed for hands-free use. The manufacturer also highlights control via the Lovense Remote app, syncing with videos through Lovense AI Sync, and remote play with a partner. This fact sheet only covers information published by Lovense: it isn’t a review.
What Lovense claims
- Thrusting speed advertised at up to 300 strokes per minute
- Battery life advertised at up to 14 hours of use
- Maximum noise level stated by the manufacturer at 63 dB
- Desktop stand adjustable across 180° for hands-free use
- Stroke length adjustable in 0.65 mm increments via the app
- Compatibility with other sleeves thanks to the separately sold Grip Kit
The thrusting motion: 300 strokes/min and stroke length adjustable to a tenth of a millimetre
The Solace Pro’s principle relies on a motor that moves the sleeve back and forth, whereas most masturbators simply vibrate or suck. Lovense claims a speed of up to 300 strokes per minute and presents this motion as close to penetrative sex. The manufacturer also highlights position control within the Lovense Remote app, with stroke length adjustable in 0.65 mm increments: the stated idea is to target a precise area rather than being limited to a fixed range. On its comparison page, Lovense contrasts this continuous adjustment with the three fixed levels of the original Solace, which is one of the main differences between the two models. The brand also describes operation that’s both powerful and discreet, placing maximum noise at 63 dB, a figure it positions between a conversation and a television.
Interchangeable sleeves and Grip Kit: three ways to dress the machine
The Solace Pro comes apart: the TPE sleeve detaches from the main body, which is stated to be made of ABS, PC and silicone. Lovense describes a 3D textured sleeve, with bumps and ridges, presented as stretchy enough to fit most sizes. The brand offers two tip versions separately, one with a neutral design and the other with a realistic design, the former being presented as quicker to clean. The manufacturer also offers a separately sold Grip Kit: a three-piece set including a textured sleeve, a universal mount and an adjustable strap, said to let users harness the Solace Pro’s power with sleeves from other brands and adjust tension via the strap. Lovense states that this open-ended piece also makes cleaning easier. The main body is rated IPX4, which rules out submersion.
Lovense Remote, AI Sync and remote play: what the app adds
The Solace Pro works with the Lovense Remote app, which according to the manufacturer provides short- and long-distance control, customisable thrusting patterns, music syncing and sound-activated triggering. Lovense highlights two features that set this machine apart from a simple standalone device. First, remote play: a partner using another Lovense toy can, according to the brand, have their device react to the Solace Pro’s movements and vice versa, with no distance limit. The page cites pairings such as Mission 2, Edge 2 or Ridge. Second, syncing with content via Lovense AI Sync: the manufacturer explains that users need to connect the Solace Pro to the VibeMate app, start a video and activate “AI Mode” so the device follows what’s on screen. AI Sync support is presented as absent from the original Solace.
Advertised battery life, desktop stand and post-use care
Lovense advertises up to 14 hours of use, up to 120 hours of standby and a full recharge in 135 minutes via a Type-C port, whereas the original Solace is rated for 13 hours and uses a USB-DC plug. The device is a fairly substantial object, with a stated weight of 1.2 kg compared to 980 g for the previous model, which explains the presence of a desktop stand. This stand is screw-mounted and rotates across 180°, with the manufacturer describing a three-step setup designed to adjust the angle to the chosen position and allow fully hands-free use. On the care side, Lovense describes a simple procedure: unscrew, remove the sleeve, rinse it in warm water with soap and let it dry, making sure to keep the main body dry to avoid damaging it. The brand separately offers a cleaning spray and a water-based lubricant.
Frequently asked questions
What is the total stroke length of the Solace Pro?
The available text doesn’t provide this figure. Lovense poses the question in its FAQ, but the answer doesn’t appear in the content reviewed. The only figure provided concerns the fineness of adjustment: stroke length can reportedly be changed in 0.65 mm increments via the Lovense Remote app. For the exact maximum range, you’ll need to check the user manual provided by the manufacturer.
What does the Solace Pro offer compared to the original Solace?
According to Lovense’s comparison table, the Solace Pro supports Lovense AI Sync, offers stroke length adjustable in 0.65 mm increments instead of three fixed levels, reaches 300 strokes per minute versus 280, claims 14 hours of use versus 13, and charges via Type-C rather than USB-DC. It’s also heavier: 1,200 g versus 980 g.
Can it be used with a sleeve from another brand?
Lovense offers the Solace Pro Grip Kit for this purpose, sold separately. This three-piece kit includes a textured sleeve, a universal mount and an adjustable strap, and the brand states it holds most sleeves on the market while allowing tension to be adjusted. The manufacturer doesn’t, however, provide a precise list of compatible products.
Can a remote partner control it?
Yes, according to the manufacturer. Lovense presents the Solace Pro as an interactive device: a partner can control it via the Lovense Remote app, and the brand claims two-way syncing, with the partner’s toy reacting to the Solace Pro’s thrusts and vice versa, regardless of distance. Pairings with Mission 2, Edge 2 or Ridge are highlighted on the page.
Who it’s for
The positioning Lovense is targeting here is a user looking for an automatic device rather than a manual sleeve, and who values hands-free operation. The connected side of things — app control, syncing with videos, remote play with a partner or an audience — also makes it a product aimed at geographically separated couples and content creators. Its size and price point place it well above entry-level masturbators.