An automatic male masturbator does the work for you. It thrusts, vibrates or squeezes on its own, so your hands are free to rest, hold a phone or hold a partner. Red Pleasures, an Ottawa-based shop, carries five app-controlled models from Lovense, from a desk-mounted thrusting machine to a hands-free glans massager. This guide compares how each one moves, fits, sounds and cleans, with real Canadian prices.
Which automatic male masturbator should you buy?
| Product | Price (CAD) | Best for | Key spec | Shop |
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| Lovense Solace Pro | $252.89 | Fully hands-free | Up to 300 strokes per minute | $252.89Save 9%In stock |
| Lovense Gush 2 Motion | $152.89 | Hands-free, lower budget | Vibration plus oscillation | $152.89Save 9%In stock |
| Lovense Max 2 | $147.89 | Long-distance couples | Vibration plus air contractions | $147.89Save 21%In stock |
| Lovense Calor | $151.89 | Warmth and realism | Heating plus depth sensors | $151.89Save 10%In stock |
| Lovense Solace (original) | $258.89 | Set stroke depth | Strokes up to 2.75 inches deep | $258.89In stock |
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Prices in CAD, checked against our store in October 2026.
In this guide
- 1. Lovense Solace Pro
- 2. Lovense Gush 2 Motion
- 3. Lovense Max 2
- 4. Lovense Calor
- 5. Lovense Solace (original)
- What counts as an automatic male masturbator?
- Are hands-free toys worth the money?
- Solace Pro vs Solace
- Gush 2 Motion vs Max 2
- How do you choose an automatic male masturbator?
- First session setup
- Are automatic male masturbators body-safe?
- Who should skip one?
- Can you use one with a partner or long-distance?
- How we chose these picks
- FAQ
1. Lovense Solace Pro Automatic Thrusting Male Stroker ($252.89 CAD)
The Solace Pro is our first choice among the machine-style strokers here. A motor drives a textured sleeve up and down at up to 300 strokes per minute. A mount with 180 degrees of adjustment holds it at your chosen angle, so it can run with no hands at all.
Its AI Sync feature matches the motion to videos and live streams, and the Lovense Remote app sets speed and patterns. Lovense rates it at up to 14 hours of run time, IPX4 splash resistance and a peak of 63 dB. At 9.1 inches long and about 1.2 kg, according to GadgetMatch's review, it is a desk-mount toy, not a drawer toy. Skip it if you need something small and silent.
Best for: fully hands-free sessions.
2. Lovense Gush 2 Motion Hands-Free App-Controlled Glans Massager ($152.89 CAD)
The Lovense Gush 2 Motion takes a different route to hands-free play. It is not a sleeve you thrust into. It is an open, adjustable massager that wraps around the head of the penis (the glans) and aims vibration and a targeted oscillation at the frenulum. A strap-on band holds it in place, so you can lie back or keep it on during partnered play.
A built-in gyroscope adds a party trick: tilt or shake it, and your movement drives a connected partner's Lovense toy in real time. Lovense describes it as designed for edging and stamina training. The trade-off is the type of feeling. You get focused vibration, not the full-length grip of a stroker.
Best for: hands-free play on a smaller budget.
3. Lovense Max 2 App-Controlled Male Masturbator – Clear ($147.89 CAD)
The Max 2 is a classic sleeve stroker with motors added. You still move it by hand, but it vibrates and an air pump creates rhythmic contractions, so the sleeve squeezes while you stroke. A flip-cap vent at the end lets you open or close it to change the suction.
The soft neutral sleeve is made to fit most sizes, and the body measures 9.5 by 3.33 inches. Its real strength is distance. It can pair with another Max 2, a Lovense Nora ($148.89 CAD) or a Lovense Calor ($151.89 CAD), so two toys react to each other through the app wherever you both are. It is splash-resistant rather than waterproof, so keep the motor end out of the sink. Skip it if you want zero hand work.
Best for: couples who play long-distance.
4. Calor by Lovense Bluetooth Depth-Controlled Male Masturbator ($151.89 CAD)
The Lovense Calor is the pick for people who care most about warmth. An optional heating feature warms the sleeve. Depth sensors read how far in you are, so the vibration can rise and fall with your own strokes. The squeezable body lets you control pressure, and it is designed to fit most sizes.
Our listing describes a rechargeable, waterproof build in ABS plastic and silicone. Removable caps at both ends let water run straight through, which makes rinsing simpler than with a closed-end sleeve. Calor can also pair with a partner's Lovense toy. The honest catch: it is motor-assisted, not hands-free. It does not thrust, so you still do the moving.
Best for: warmth and a responsive feel.
5. Lovense Solace Thrusting Male Masturbator ($258.89 CAD)
The original Solace is the machine that came before the Pro, and it works the same basic way. A motor thrusts the sleeve for you while a desk mount with 180 degrees of adjustment keeps it steady. Our listing rates it at 280 strokes per minute, with customizable strokes up to 2.75 inches deep. It can follow cam-show streamers, sync with adult content and react to compatible games.
Here is the honest part. At our current prices the original costs $6 more than the Pro, and the Pro is faster and lists up to 14 hours of run time. Most buyers should choose the Pro. The original still makes sense if a published maximum stroke depth matters to you, since the Pro's listing does not state one.
Best for: buyers who want a stated stroke depth.
What counts as an automatic male masturbator?
An automatic male masturbator is any stroker or massager with a motor that creates the movement or sensation for you, instead of relying only on your hand. The term covers four quite different designs. Knowing which one you want narrows the choice fast.
| Type | How it works | Hands-free? | Our example | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thrusting machine | Motor moves a sleeve up and down | Yes, on its mount | Solace Pro, Solace | |
| Glans massager | Vibrates and oscillates on the head | Yes, with its band | Gush 2 Motion | |
| Contracting stroker | Vibrates and squeezes as you stroke | No | Max 2 | |
| Responsive stroker | Warms and vibrates with your strokes | No | Calor |
Our rule of thumb is simple. If you want to lie back and do nothing, buy a thrusting machine. If you want hands-free play that also works during sex with a partner, buy a glans massager. If you enjoy stroking and just want more sensation from it, buy a motor-assisted sleeve.
Many shoppers search for "automatic" and expect every product to move on its own. Only three of these five do. We list the other two because their motors genuinely change the feel, but we would rather say so plainly than let the label oversell them.
Is a hands-free male masturbator worth it?
A hands-free male masturbator is worth it if you value immersion, find stroking tiring, or want to sync play with a partner or with content. It is less worth it if you mainly want a quick, cheap session with almost no cleanup.
The price gap is real. A good reusable manual sleeve costs well under $100 at our store, while the hands-free models here run from about $153 to $259. For that money you get a motor, a battery, an app and, on the Solace models, a mount that does the holding. You also take on charging, pairing and a slightly longer clean.
Comfort is the other argument. Holding a stroker for a long session tires the hand and wrist. A mounted machine or a strapped-on massager removes that strain, which some people with limited grip strength or wrist pain find helpful. If that sounds like you, start with the Gush 2 Motion. It is the lightest and simplest of the hands-free options.
If you are still deciding whether you want a motorised toy at all, our general guide to the best male masturbators in Canada covers manual sleeves too.
Solace Pro vs Solace: which Lovense thruster should you choose?
Choose the Solace Pro unless you have a specific reason not to. It is the newer model, it costs less at our store today, and its listing claims more speed and states a run time of up to 14 hours.
- Speed: up to 300 strokes per minute on the Pro, 280 on the original.
- Run time: up to 14 hours listed for the Pro. Our listing for the original does not state a figure.
- Stroke depth: customizable up to 2.75 inches on the original. The Pro's listing does not give a number.
- Syncing: both follow content. The Pro adds AI Sync, which tracks motion in videos and live streams.
- Mount: both use a mount with 180 degrees of adjustment.
Is the Pro worth about $253? It is if you want a toy that does all the moving and you have a desk or bedside spot for its mount. It is large, and it needs charging and the app. If you mainly want quick, simple sessions, a manual sleeve will suit you better.
Both rely on replaceable sleeves. Spare neutral and vagina-shaped sleeves for the Pro are sold separately, and we carry both.
Gush 2 Motion vs Max 2: which should you buy under $160?
Buy the Gush 2 Motion if you want your hands free. Buy the Max 2 if you like the feel of a sleeve and do not mind holding it. They cost within $5 of each other, so the decision is about sensation, not money.
The two toys stimulate different areas. The Lovense Gush focuses on the head and frenulum, which many people find the most sensitive spot. The Max 2 surrounds the whole shaft and adds a squeezing rhythm, which feels closer to penetration.
They also suit different kinds of partner play. The Gush 2 Motion can stay on during sex because it leaves the shaft free. The Max 2 is better for play apart, since it pairs with a partner's Max 2, Nora or Calor and responds to their toy.
Cleaning favours the Gush. It is an open design with no inner channel to dry out. The Max 2 sleeve needs a thorough rinse and a full air-dry after each use.
How do you choose an automatic male masturbator?
Choose by the job you want the toy to do first, then check fit, noise, power and cleaning. Price comes last, because every pick here sits within about $111 of the others. You can browse our Lovense collection to see the toys next to their spare sleeves and accessories.
Fit and size
All five are made to fit a wide range of sizes. The Gush 2 Motion adjusts around the glans, and the Max 2 and Calor use soft, stretchy sleeves. If you are larger than average in girth, an open design like the Gush is the most forgiving. Tight sleeves feel intense at first but can become uncomfortable over a long session.
Noise and privacy at home
No motorised toy is silent. The Solace Pro is rated at a maximum of 63 dB. For scale, the CDC puts normal conversation at about 60 dB and a washing machine or dishwasher at about 70 dB. In a shared apartment, run it at lower speeds or with a fan or music on. Setting the mount on a folded towel also stops the hum from travelling through a desk or nightstand. The vibrating picks have smaller motors and usually make less noise.
Power, battery and charging
Every pick is rechargeable. The Solace Pro lists up to 14 hours of use per charge. Our product pages do not list run times for the other four, so plan to charge after each session or two. Keep the charging cable with the toy so it is ready when you are. Test the toy as soon as it arrives. If it will not power on or charge, our policy treats it as defective, and you have 14 days from delivery to tell us.
App and connection
All five connect to the Lovense Remote app over Bluetooth. You can use built-in patterns close up, or let a partner control the toy over the internet. Interactive features such as AI Sync, music sync and game sync all run through that app. Because most features live in the app, install it and create your settings before your first session. When you pair for the first time, turn Bluetooth on before you open the app and keep the toy close to your phone.
Cleaning and sleeves
Toys with removable sleeves or open ends are the easiest to keep fresh. Calor's caps come off at both ends, and the Solace models use sleeves you can lift out and rinse. Budget for a spare sleeve every so often if you use a toy several times a week. Store each sleeve dry, in its own breathable pouch, and away from other soft toys so the materials do not touch for long periods.
How do you set up an automatic stroker for the first time?
Charge it fully, pair it with the app, wash the sleeve and start on the lowest setting. Ten minutes of setup before your first session saves a lot of frustration during it.
- Charge first. A full charge before the first use gives you an honest sense of battery life.
- Install the Lovense Remote app and pair over Bluetooth. Keep your phone close the first time, and check for a firmware update in the app.
- Wash the sleeve. Rinse it with warm water and a mild toy cleaner, then let it dry.
- Set the position. For the Solace models, fix the mount to a stable surface and angle it before you add lube. For the Gush 2 Motion, adjust the fit around the glans, then fasten the band.
- Use plenty of water-based lube. Add more than you think you need, inside the sleeve and on the skin.
- Start slow. Begin at the lowest speed or intensity and build up over a few minutes.
- Clean and dry straight after. Take the sleeve out or the caps off, wash, and air-dry fully before storing.
If something feels off, such as pinching, rubbing or numbness, stop and adjust the angle, fit or lube before you try again.
Are automatic male masturbators body-safe?
Yes, when you use enough lube, clean the toy after every session and stop if anything hurts or goes numb. Masturbation itself is safe. Planned Parenthood calls it "totally healthy and normal" and says it is "perfectly safe".
The same Planned Parenthood page gives two habits that matter even more with powered toys. First, "use a good lubricant", because it "lowers friction, which helps prevent small tears in your skin." Second, "clean your sex toys. Otherwise bacteria can build up and cause an infection."
Soft stroker sleeves are usually TPE or a similar soft elastomer. These feel lifelike but are more porous than solid silicone, so they hold moisture and need a full dry after washing. Use a water-based lube with sleeves unless the maker says another type is safe. Lovense sells its own water-based jelly lubricant. Our guide to cleaning sex toys safely walks through each material step by step.
A few habits specific to machines are worth adopting. Start on the lowest speed, because 300 strokes per minute is a lot more than most hands manage. Take breaks during long sessions, and never sleep with a toy running. With suction toys like the Max 2, open the vent if the pull feels too strong.
Who should skip an automatic male masturbator?
Skip one if you need total silence, dislike apps, or want a toy that is ready in seconds. A simple manual sleeve will serve you better in those cases.
Thin walls can be a deal-breaker. Even at low speed, a thrusting machine makes a steady mechanical hum. Charging and pairing are another: if a toy needs a full battery and a phone nearby, some people simply stop using it.
Health comes first, too. If you have pain during erections, a curve that causes discomfort, or a recent injury or surgery, talk to a doctor before using any powered toy. The same goes for unexplained soreness that lasts after a session.
Can you use an automatic stroker with a partner or long-distance?
Yes, and that is where Lovense toys stand out. Each pick here connects to a partner's Lovense toy through the app, so one person's controls or movements can drive the other's toy from across the room or across the country.
The pairings work differently. The Max 2 can link with another Max 2, a Nora or a Calor, so both toys respond to each other. The Gush 2 Motion turns your own movement into control signals for a partner's toy. The Solace Pro can be run by a partner through the app, or synced to content when you play alone.
For more ideas on staying close while apart, read our guide to long-distance sex toys for couples.
How we chose these picks
We started with every motorised stroker and glans toy we carry. Then we checked each one for live stock and price on the day we wrote this guide. Each pick had to do a different job, so no two share the same "best for". We took specs from Lovense's own listings and our product pages, and we say where a spec is not published. We left out the older Gush 2 because the newer Gush 2 Motion costs less at our store and adds the gyroscope. Some automatic strokers that appear in other roundups are not here because we do not stock them.
FAQ
What is the best automatic male masturbator in Canada?
For most people it is the Lovense Solace Pro at $252.89 CAD. It thrusts on its own at up to 300 strokes per minute and sits on an adjustable mount, so it is fully hands-free. If you want hands-free play for less, the Lovense Gush 2 Motion costs $152.89 CAD.
Which automatic male masturbator is best for beginners?
The Lovense Gush 2 Motion is the easiest start. It is light, adjusts to fit, cleans quickly and is hands-free with its band. If you would rather keep the familiar feel of a sleeve, the Max 2 adds vibration and squeeze to normal hand strokes.
Can I share an automatic stroker with a partner?
Sharing a sleeve toy is not ideal. If you do share, clean it fully between users, as Planned Parenthood advises for all sex toys. A separate sleeve for each person is simpler. Glans massagers like the Gush 2 Motion are easier to clean between users.
How loud is an automatic male masturbator?
It depends on the type. Thrusting machines are the loudest. The Solace Pro is rated at a maximum of 63 dB, a little above the 60 dB of normal conversation. Vibrating toys like the Gush 2 Motion and Calor are quieter. Lower speeds reduce noise.
What lube should I use with an automatic stroker?
Use a water-based lube with soft sleeves unless the manufacturer says another type is safe. Water-based formulas rinse out easily and do not harm sleeve materials. Reapply during long sessions, because powered strokes create more friction than slow hand strokes.
How do I clean an automatic male masturbator?
Remove the sleeve or caps if you can, rinse with warm water and a mild toy cleaner, and let every part dry fully before you store it. Keep water away from charging ports unless the toy is rated waterproof. Clean it after every session.
Can I use an automatic male masturbator in the shower?
Only some of them. Our listing describes the Calor as waterproof, and Lovense calls the Gush 2 Motion waterproof. The Solace Pro is rated IPX4, which means splash-resistant, and the Max 2 is splash-resistant too. Keep those two out of the shower and away from running water.
Do these toys need an app or Wi-Fi?
They connect to the Lovense Remote app over Bluetooth. You need the app for patterns, syncing and partner control. Long-distance control uses your phone's internet connection. Install it and pair the toy before your first session.
Do you ship to Canada and the US, and what does shipping cost?
We ship across Canada and to all 50 US states. Under our shipping policy, orders of $150 CAD or more before taxes ship free with insured shipping, and smaller orders pay a flat $14.99 CAD. Orders are dispatched the next business day. US orders are charged in USD at checkout.
What will appear on my bank statement?
Your card statement shows SP RP Chhokra Inc., not the name of the store or the product. Orders arrive in a plain, unbranded box with a neutral sender name. We offer discreet shipping across Canada and the USA on every order.
What if my toy arrives damaged or does not work?
All sales are final, but if an item arrives damaged, faulty, incomplete or not what you ordered, message us within 14 days of delivery by email or WhatsApp and you choose a replacement or a full refund. Our refund policy has the full details.
What warranty do Lovense toys have?
Lovense publishes its warranty terms on its own warranty policy page. Faults that appear after our 14-day window fall under the manufacturer's warranty where one applies, and we handle the claim for you. Keep your order confirmation.
Keep reading: our full Lovense buying guide, what a hands-free orgasm is and how to have one, and how masturbation sleeves work.
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