Lelo Gigi 2 – Test & Review

My Personal Experiences

The Lelo Gigi 2 has some pretty serious sex toy pedigree. Not only is it made by one of the most well-known luxury sex toy brands out there, it’s also known by the moniker of ‘the world’s best-selling g-spot vibrator’. That’s a big achievement, but the real question for me is… is it good? I previously gave the Lelo Soraya 2 rabbit vibrator a whirl, and there was a lot I liked about it – the powerful, rumbly vibrations, the high-quality silicone, and more. So, I was excited to experience something similar, but with a slimmer, more ergonomically-designed shape that might suit my body (and my tastes) a little better. And, after I gave the Gigi 2 a go… I’m still not sure what to think about it!

My Likes

Let’s start with the positives. The shape? Amazing! The slim, slightly curved shaft made it a breeze to maneuver comfortably, and it found my g-spot almost immediately. Then there’s its signature flattened tip, which really did seem to live up to the hype. It allowed much greater contact with my g-spot than other insertable vibrators, and I was able to move it around comfortably for a real g-spot massage. I tried it out as a g-spot vibrator, obviously, but it also saw quite a lot of use as a clitoral stimulator, too. It just seemed natural, as it’s pretty small and lightweight, so my arm and wrist didn’t get too tired. All good so far, right? After experiencing all of this great stuff, I was getting really excited about the Gigi 2. But then I tried to up the intensity of the vibrations, which is where it went kind-of downhill…

My Dislikes

The Lelo Gigi 2 doesn’t produce anything like the powerful vibrations of other Lelo products like the Soraya 2. They’re rumbly, sure, but they seem to stay at a quiet, conservative level that, for me, leaves a lot to be desired. It’s not that the weaker vibrations didn’t work at all – it’s just that they took forever to do anything! I found myself feeling frustrated after a while of using it, which, annoyingly, made things take even longer. This was especially true during partner sex. When I use vibrators with my partner, I prefer something that’s going to help me orgasm without a long wait. However, at some points using the Gigi 2, I had to concede that it wasn’t going to happen anytime soon, and my boyfriend should probably not have hold things back any longer. Instead, I continued using it on my own (with some help from him), which was okay in the end, but not the best feeling in the world. Using it for solo sessions, I found myself getting frustrated that it would get me close, but not quite over the line. A few times, I switched at the end to the more powerful We-Vibe Tango X to finish things off. Perhaps if Lelo had added one or two higher vibration speeds to the Gigi 2, it could’ve become one of my favorites.