Most dual vibrators make you choose: either the shape fits your body, or it doesn't. Lovense's answer was the Quake, now renamed the Dolce — a C-shaped toy with one arm for the G-spot and one for the clitoris, joined by a neck you can bend and that stays where you set it.
A bendable C-shaped dual vibrator: two motors for G-spot and clitoris, set to fit your body.
Each arm has its own motor. Independent reviewers describe the internal arm as similar in strength to Lovense's Lush 3, and the clitoral arm as one of the strongest they've tried in a wearable, even on its lowest setting. The internal arm is 1.5 inches (38 mm) wide at its widest, which is more than many people expect, so it suits someone who enjoys a sense of fullness more than a first-time user. Lovense's size chart puts the whole toy at about 3.74 by 3.54 inches (95 by 90 mm).
You can run it from its buttons, or pair it with the free Lovense Remote app on iOS, Android or Mac. The app lets you set your own low, medium and high levels, store up to 10 patterns of your own on the toy, and hand control to a partner nearby or far away. One reviewer measured it at 42–46 dB on low and 52–54 dB on high — easy to keep private behind a closed door.
Lovense says the Dolce is made from 100% pure silicone over an ABS core, contains no phthalates, and is IPX7 waterproof, so it can go in the bath or shower (Bluetooth just won't connect well under water). It charges on a magnetic cable in about 70 minutes and runs for 1 to 2 hours. Use water-based lube only, and never straighten the neck fully — Lovense warns it can break.
We carry the Dolce because it does something no single-arm wearable can: steady, hands-free stimulation in two places at once, shaped to your body rather than an average one. It's backed by a 12-month Lovense warranty. As with all intimate products, it can't be returned for change of mind. But if it arrives damaged, faulty or incomplete, tell us within 14 days and you choose a replacement or a full refund.
