The Melt 2 is the air-pulse toy built to be used with someone else, and that is the whole argument for it.
Slim enough to stay in place between partners during sex — air-pulse built for couples.
Every other toy in this collection is something you hold against yourself. The Melt 2 is shaped to sit between two bodies during penetrative sex and stay there. Emma Austin, reviewing it on her own site, opened her verdict with: I'm impressed. The Melt 2 actually pulled it off – a clit sucking toy that really works for couples play. Amandine Jonniaux at Journal du Geek made the same point from the other direction, contrasting it with the Womanizer Premium 2, which she found can be too imposing to sit comfortably between partners.
The engine is We-Vibe's Pleasure Air: twelve intensity levels and six suction patterns, plus a constant mode, set on separate buttons. We-Vibe publishes 120 minutes of runtime from a 90-minute charge and a two-year warranty — the only warranty duration we have been able to verify for any product in this collection, which is worth knowing when you compare prices against a Womanizer. Smart Silence keeps the motor off until the toy touches skin, and three separate reviewers singled that feature out for praise.
The app is the second reason to choose this one. The We-Vibe App runs on iOS and Android, and We-Vibe is explicit that it works across distance — same room or different countries. Elia Winters, who has tested more of these than almost anyone writing publicly, gives the app credit for getting more robust over time rather than worse.
Three honest limits. It is not the quietest toy here: one French review measured peaks near 68 dB at full power, which directly contradicts the most-discreet-vibrator framing that ran in the launch coverage. It is not the most powerful either — the same review found it still struggles to match a Womanizer at maximum. And the silicone is grippier than the original Melt, which two separate reviewers noticed independently; Elia Winters did not mind the texture herself but flagged that the drag could pull hair in sensitive places.
One more thing we will not tell you. A great deal of the internet lists this toy as IPX7 waterproof. We searched We-Vibe's own product page for the words waterproof, submersible, water, IPX, shower and bath, and not one of them appears. The IPX7 figure traces back to a single reviewer with no byline. So we have left the rating blank, written the cleaning instructions for a splash-safe toy rather than a submersible one, and asked our distributor to confirm it in writing. When they answer, this page changes.


