Lovense Gush 2 Motion Review: New Upgrade Tested & Ranked

I’ve been test driving the Gush 2 Motion all week, in preparation for this Lovense Gush 2 Motion review, and in short, it feels like Lovense have quietly solved a problem I didn’t know it had. On the surface it’s identical to the original Gush 2, but with one small addition: a new motion sensor that Lovense calls the “master control”, which reads your stroke rhythm and uses it to control the intensity of other Lovense toys.

Basically, the harder you thrust the Gush 2 Motion, the more intense the response from the connected Lovense toy – so a vibrating toy will oscillate harder, while a stroking toy will thrust faster.

To be honest, I’ve never really delved into hooking up with my partner or strangers online – the Gush 2’s solo skills have always been more than enough; but if it is, or you are with someone, then this latest upgrade adds a new dimension to syncing toys and long distance connections.

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Unboxing & First Impressions

The Lovense Gush 2 Motion turned up pretty quick, it took only 2 days. You receive a nondescript rectangular box that could include anything, so thankfully there were no giveaways that it contained an interactive male pleasure toy.

The Gush 2 Motion comes with a few bits and bobs: the manual, not one but two adjustable penis rings (great for tighter missions), and a white magnetic charger. Lovense uses dual magnetic charging pads to keep their toys fully waterproof.

Build wise, the Gush 2 Motion is a rigid, tough device. Its exterior is very smooth, and its inner canal feels the same but has diagonal ribbing, that wraps itself around you with two soft, flexible flaps.

Setup

Manually: There’s not much to it. Simply charge the toy and the red light that surrounds the circular power button at the top will turn off when fully charged.

Hold this down for 3 seconds and the Gush 2 Motion will give a little gurgle to let you know it’s alive. You then use the power button to cycle through the 7 different manual vibration patterns.

App setup: You’ll need the Lovense Remote app (available on iPhone/Android). Once installed make sure your device’s Bluetooth is enabled, then fire up the app. With the toy turned on, the app will detect the Gush 2 Motion or any other active Lovense toy, and tell you it’s disconnected.

Just tap the blue Gush 2 Motion icon, it’ll take you to the settings screen and click the toggle to enable a connection. Go back to the previous Toy screen and you’ll see the blue icon spinning and a green battery bar. You’re then good to go.

Manual Features & Patterns

Using the Lovense Gush 2 Motion manually is elementary. You just have the power button to steer you through the 7 different vibration patterns. Aside from physically moving it, there are no other manual controls – and those physical movements can be used to interact with other Lovense toys, with the new master control feature.

Watch the 7 different manual vibration patterns with sound, and bear in mind when it’s reverberating its way across the kitchen floor, it is a lot louder than when it’s wrapped around you.

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App Features

Whipping out your phone and firing up the Lovense Remote app, opens a window into the Gush 2 Motion’s soul.

Inside the app you have the bottom navigation tabs which list:

• Community (features popular/recommended user patterns)
• Messages (chat in groups, with other user’s, AI friend)
• Toy (main section)
• Explore (control roulette, game gallery et al)
• Me (profile lists posts, patterns, likes etc)

And tapping Toy, reveals the heart of this app’s features:

There’s a lot going on in the Lovense Remote app. However’s there’s probably a lot you won’t touch if syncing the Gush 2 and AI partners that can handle Lovense toys, isn’t your thing.

Personally, I stick to:

• The plethora of pulse patterns created by real users, that can each last up to an hour long.
• The dynamic mode which lets your finger create vibration patterns with different intensities.
• The sound decibel reader that works pretty well with adult videos with no background noise.
• The speed dial. Occasionally I use the flat tone at different strengths.

What I didn’t touch:

• AI Play – I’d stick to a solid AI companion, only a few characters for now.
• Adult Stories/Alarm Control – I haven’t got round to testing, but there’s some bedtime beauties there.
• Kegel Training – Step by step pelvic muscle training guide. Not tried, but looks beneficial.
• Interactive video – I expected to find some interactive adult movies but was disappointed to find only YouTube music videos.
• Game mode – I’ve not tried but the option is there to get reverberations off of your favorite games.

What I would have liked to use but couldn’t:

• The Music sync option – I was genuinely a bit peeved that you need to upgrade to a Premium YouTube account so you can play music in the background on your device, plus there’s no Spotify integration – yet. The sound sync feature though does an OK enough job.

New Master Control

The Gush 2 Motion’s new “master control” feature turns your stroking into a live control signal.

The built-in motion sensor detects how fast and intensely you stroke yourself, allowing it to automatically control the intensity of another connected Lovense toy, or multiple toys if you’re hanging out with a group.

If you are hooking up with a dildo like the Nora, it’ll vibrate accordingly. With the Solace Pro, it’ll thrust the device, or with the Max 2 it’ll pulsate in rhythm. You get the gist.

It works both ways too, albeit the Gush 2 Motion won’t stroke you by itself, but if someone else turns on their own master control function, then the G2M will vibrate reciprocally.

Note: You need to connect with another Lovense toy first before you can engage master control.

Performance Scale

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