LELO SORAYA 2 Review: A Luxurious Dual-Stimulation Experience

Design

LELO's sonographic design for the SORAYA 2 is distinctive and easily recognizable. Its sleek, modern look stands out, and it’s available in three colors: aqua, deep rose, and black (which is the one I have). For me, the primary appeal was the handle, as I sometimes struggle to grip toys during more intense moments. However, the SORAYA 2 isn’t very flexible, and the stiffness can be a downside. The broader tip can also make penetration and withdrawal a bit tricky. Though, once it's in, it creates a full and satisfying sensation. It’s also 100% waterproof and great for the bath – there’s something incredibly soothing about combining the warm water with the smooth silicone.

Experience

Using the SORAYA 2 is a unique and enjoyable experience, though it did take a little time to figure out how to get the most out of it. The vibration strength and patterns are easily adjustable with the 3-button interface. The middle button is tapped to turn it on, a nice change from other toys requiring a long press. However, this makes it easy for the toy to accidentally turn on if it’s lightly bumped, so I always use the travel lock when storing it. Once familiar with the settings, I could switch between the 12 vibration patterns and adjust the intensity with the plus and minus buttons. Finding the right settings for my body took a little practice, but the learning curve was worth it. A major highlight of using the SORAYA 2 is its dual-motor design – one in the arm and one in the tip. Most vibration patterns use both motors together, but there are also settings where only one motor is activated. I really appreciated this option as someone who can get overstimulated when too many things are going on.

Price

The SORAYA 2 is pricey. The cheapest I’ve seen it retail for is $160 USD and I purchased mine for closer to $200. While I think it’s worth the cost if the shape suits your body, it’s hard to know before trying it. LELO often has sales, so I’d recommend waiting for a deal if you're considering it.

Performance

The SORAYA 2 generally performed well and met my expectations. It took about 2 hours to charge fully. Once charged, I could use it for up to 4 hours, which is more than enough for multiple sessions. LELO also included a feature that automatically shuts the rabbit off after 60 minutes, but I’m torn about that. On the one hand, it ensures you don’t have to worry about leaving it on accidentally and draining the battery… but having it potentially shut off during a longer session feels odd. When the battery starts running low, the lights behind the buttons blink to indicate it’s time to recharge. For charging, the SORAYA 2 uses a DC plug and port. While LELO recommends using only the chargers they provide, I’ve used several different DC plugs without any issues.

Packaging

Inside the SORAYA 2’s box, I found everything I needed: the device itself, a USB charging cord, a satin storage pouch, a warranty registration card, and a detailed instruction manual. I don't have any photos to share since I purchased mine in 2020, but the overall presentation was well-organized and felt premium.

Materials and care

The SORAYA 2 is made from body-safe silicone and ABS plastic, which are durable and easy to maintain. Since it’s waterproof, cleaning the toy is straightforward—you can wash it with soap and water or use a toy cleaner. However, it’s important to consider where the silicone meets the metallic plastic. Over time, dust and grime can accumulate in the creases, so it’s a good idea to give that area extra attention when cleaning. LELO offers a 1-year warranty. After that, a 10-year warranty covers the product. This was important for my peace of mind since this was the first luxury toy I purchased myself.