LELO SONA 2 Clitoral Wave Stimulator

If you’re after clitoral stimulation without direct vibration against the nub, the LELO SONA 2 uses pressure-wave technology to stimulate through the clitoral tissue rather than by direct contact. In shop I’d tell you this is the model to try when pinpoint suction feels too intense — the larger mouthpiece covers more surface, delivering deeper, distributed stimulation across the clitoral area.

Technical Specifications

How to use it

Start with the lowest setting and place the mouthpiece so it surrounds the clitoris rather than pressing directly on the nub. The 12 modes include steady rhythms, pulsed patterns and escalating climbs — move through them to find what works for you. Because the mouthpiece is larger than many similar toys, you can angle it to stimulate the mons or labia for broader sensations. It’s designed for external use; it’s not a penetrative toy.

Because the body is made from premium silicone, use water-based lubricants only. Silicone-based lubes can degrade the surface over time and reduce the tactile quality.

Cleaning and care

The SONA 2 is fully waterproof, so you can rinse it under warm water and use a mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner. Do not boil or place in a steriliser — the rechargeable motor and electronics mean you should avoid extreme heat. Dry thoroughly and store in a clean, dry place away from other silicone items to prevent material transfer.

Quick practical notes: being USB rechargeable means you won’t need to buy batteries, and full waterproofing allows safe use in the bath or shower. The larger mouthpiece and softer silicone give a gentler, more distributed sensation than single-point suction toys, which some people prefer for longer sessions.

For those who want contactless, broader clitoral stimulation with ergonomic handling and a softer silicone mouthpiece.

Think of the SONA 2 as a different approach to clitoral pleasure: instead of direct buzzing, it delivers pulses and pressure waves across a wider area of the vulva. That larger mouthpiece and softer silicone are designed to cover more surface, so you feel a deeper, fuller sensation without needing to press hard. If you dislike pinpoint stimulation or want something that works over the whole clitoral complex, this is what I'd show you in-store.

Switch it on and try the gentler settings first — place the mouthpiece gently over the clitoris and let the waves do the work rather than pressing down. The 12 modes include steady pulses, rise-and-fall patterns and quick bursts, so take a few minutes to find the rhythm that suits you. Because it’s USB rechargeable, there’s no fiddly battery replacement: just charge before use and you’re ready.

For anyone after non-contact clitoral stimulation: broader coverage, gentle waves and USB charging.

With 12 modes where many similar toys offer around six, the SONA 2 gives more variety in sensation. Suitable for beginners and experienced users who prefer contactless clitoral stimulation.

It’s designed to run quietly — Lelo models generally favour discretion, so the motor is audible but not intrusive. You can expect it to be suitable for shared living spaces where low noise matters.

No — avoid silicone-based lubricants. Use water-based lubes only to preserve the ultra-soft silicone surface and prevent any sticky residue or material degradation.

Yes, the pressure-wave approach can be gentler than direct vibration; start on the lowest setting and increase slowly. If you find sensations too intense, the broad mouthpiece lets you reposition until it feels comfortable.

It works best over external areas — many customers use it on the labia or around the perineum for broader sensation, but it’s not designed for internal penetration.

This is LELO’s pressure-wave clitoral stimulator designed to work without direct contact on the clitoral nub. In plain terms: instead of a single buzzing point, the SONA 2 sends gentle sonic waves across a wider surface so you feel stimulation across the whole clitoral complex. The larger mouthpiece gives fuller coverage and a softer, deeper feel compared with smaller suction toys.

Start with the device switched off and place the mouthpiece over the clitoral area so the rim sits comfortably on the pubic tissue. Begin on a low setting to get used to the wave sensation, then increase through the 12 modes to find what suits you — the set includes steady and rhythmic patterns such as pulses and climbs. Because it works across the surface, move it slightly to change where the waves land.

As it’s made of premium silicone, use only water-based lubricant if you want extra glide; silicone lubricants may damage the surface. The unit recharges by USB, so you won’t need batteries — handy for travel and repeated use.

Thanks to its 100% submersible rating you can wash the SONA 2 under running water or give it a quick soak. Use a dedicated toy cleaner or mild, fragrance-free soap, rinse thoroughly and dry before storing. Keep it away from silicone-based oils and lubricants to preserve the ultra-soft surface, and store it separately from other silicone toys to avoid material contact.

For anyone seeking contactless clitoral stimulation: broader surface coverage with adjustable intensity.

Yes — the SONA 2 is 100% sumergible, so it’s safe for use in the bath or shower. Make sure the device is fully dry before plugging it in to recharge.

No — avoid silicone-based lubricants with this toy. Because the body is made from ultra-soft silicone, use a water-based lube to protect the finish and maintain the material.

Wave (pressure) stimulation feels less like a pinpoint buzz and more like gentle pulses across a wider area. It’s aimed at stimulating the whole clitoral complex rather than a single spot, which many people find produces a fuller, less direct sensation.

Yes — the SONA 2 works well alongside penetrative sex to add external clitoral stimulation. Its larger mouthpiece can sit comfortably while you or your partner focus elsewhere.