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Mechanical Love: Lelo Sona 2 Cruise: almost like oral sex

Stephanie Tresch
28.1.2022
Translation: Veronica Bielawski

The Lelo Sona 2 Cruise is a clitoral suction vibrator that reliably brings me to climax. The competitor to the Womanizer even replaces what was previously my favourite toy.

The «Sona 2 Cruise» uses SenSonic technology, which is designed to help women achieve explosive orgasms. The gentle vibrations create a vacuum. The result: it feels like the Lelo is sucking at you. It can go from gentle to hard and anything in between, as it adapts to the pressure you apply.

Sounds promising. But how does the Lelo Sona 2 Cruise perform in real life?

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