Lelo Hugo SenseMotion Remote Control Rechargeable Prostate Massager

As soon as you see the box, you know you’re looking at a really premium product. The box is textured matte cardboard which is classy. There’s a window in the front which shows off the massager. When you open the box, you see that the massager and the remote control are neatly recessed into a foam insert. Underneath the insert you’ll find a USB charging cable, a satin drawstring bag, batteries for the remote control, an instruction manual, a sachet of lube, a warranty registration card, and an oval piece of plastic with a curved bit sticking out!

The massager is made of a wonderfully soft silicone with no seams. The insertable part is firm with no flex. The section that presses against the perineum is also firm, but this section does have the flexibility to fit comfortably. The control button is on the underside of the perineum section.

The remote control is made of the same silicone, with a gold plastic back covering the batteries. The previously mentioned piece of plastic is used to turn the back to close it up.

The first time I accidentally turned on the remote control, the massager, which was sitting on the table suddenly started leaping around like a wild thing! The amount of vibration on this thing is incredible!

This massager has what Lelo describes as “SenseMotion”. There are two modes to it. The first adjusts the vibration strength depending on the angle of the remote control. As you bring the remote control up to the vertical the vibration goes to full power. The second mode increases the speed the faster you move the controller, in what is basically a masturbating motion! In addition to SenseMotion, there’s also a constant vibration, 4 pulse modes, and a random mode, which is the first truly random one I’ve ever seen! You can also adjust the power up and down on all of these except the random one. By default, the remote control also vibrates in sync with the massager, though you can turn it off.

The controller takes 2 AAA batteries (included), and the massager is charged via the USB cable by lifting a silicone plug to reveal the charging point. It takes about an hour to charge.

So, to the testing!

As an intermediate anal enthusiast, I found the massager slipped in very easily, but because the insertable part is only 4” circumference, allied with the really smooth silicone, it shouldn’t cause too much of an issue even for beginners.

The first time, I was basically lying down in bed, using the SenseMotion to apply varying levels of power. I couldn’t, however, get that power transferred to my prostate without having to keep pushing the massager back in. And when my orgasm arrived, sadly, the massager was pushed out, which really was a let-down.

So with my second time, I tried sitting up more, effectively sitting on the massager. This time it stayed in contact better, and I didn’t push it out at the end. My orgasm lasted at least 40 seconds, and was a much better result!

Despite my first result, I thought I should also, for the purposes of research (obviously!) try it while having sex (missionary position). Whilst it felt great during, unfortunately, I can’t recommend it unless you use a sitting position, or if you don’t mind retrieving it from across the room.

So after exhaustive research, do I recommend this? There’s no denying this is a quality product. It’s very well designed and manufactured. However, it does come with a pretty hefty price tag. It does, however, produce good results, so, yes - recommended.