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Last Updated on January 5, 2026 by Kelly
One stereotype I’m glad is going away is the belief that sex toys are for single people. Don’t get me wrong; there is nothing bad about being single and ready to mingle with your toys.
The use of toys on each other should not be stigmatized as a sign of a failing marriage. That’s why I love that Lovense has a two-in-one packaged deal for couples.
These packages let both of you get off faster, all for a decent discount. Today, I’ll be looking at the Lovense Solace Pro and Mission 2 Couple set.
Now, both of these products have separate reviews that you should check out if you want to examine each product in more detail.
This post will give the lowdown on both versions and answer the question of “Is this a good deal?”
Contents
What is the Lovense Solace Pro and Mission 2 Couple Set?
This set comes with two Lovense toys, with each ideal for a heterosexual, cisgender couple or a trans couple where one has a penis and the other a vagina.
If you’re not that, Lovense does have other sets for same-sex or other trans dynamics. The Solace Pro is a mountable male masturbator (love the alliteration) that’s totally hands-free.
Meanwhile, the Lovense Mission 2 is a touch-sensitive suction cup vibrator that’s also hands-free.
Both toys are connectable via the Lovense Remote, letting you control their movements and sync to videos or music.
Also, both toys are suitable for both short- and long-distance play.
Shared Features
While both toys have differences, they also have many shared features, such as:
Hands-Free Play
The Solace Pro lets you masturbate without needing hands. The desk mount will stay sturdy on the male partner’s desk, even when the action is getting intense.
Meanwhile, the Mission 2 has a strong suction cup that can stick to most surfaces, and it lets you tilt the dildo at 180 degrees, allowing the toy to penetrate from any angle.
Strong Battery Life
The batteries on both toys are quite amazing. Both use rechargeable lithium batteries with magnetic USB recharging.
The Solace Pro features a battery life of up to 14 hours. Meanwhile, the Mission 2’s battery life is 230 minutes, or nearly 4 hours.
Obviously, the Solace Pro has a superior battery life to the Mission 2. But the Mission 2’s battery life is still great for an advanced dildo.
Bluetooth Connectivity and Syncing
Both toys use the Lovense remote app, which gives short and long-distance connectivity.
If you know Lovense products, however, you may already know this.
What you may not know is its AI sync, which will sync the toys’ movements. In other words, the male partner thrusts into Solace Pro, and the Mission 2 responds, and vice versa.
Both are Made from Silicone
The Solace Pro and Mission 2 are both made from high-quality silicone, along with other materials.
Silicone is non-porous, so it’s easy to clean the toys without a deep cleaning.
Both Powered By AI
I don’t think I’m saying anything too controversial when I say that AI has become an overused gimmick at this point.
Yeah, some impressive pieces of technology have surfaced in the past few years, but not everything needs AI.
But sex toys? It’s a game-changer.
The Solace’s thrusting movements can sync to what’s going on in the video you’re watching. The same applies to the vibrations felt in the Mission 2.
It’s good stuff.
Differences to Keep in Mind
Their Function
Duh. The Solace Pro is meant for a Penis, and the Mission 2 is for a vagina.
Way of Mounting.
The Solace Pro uses a desk mount that you clamp onto your desk, table, or other support. Meanwhile, the Mission 2 uses a suction cup to stick to any flat surface.
Waterproof Levels
The Mission 2 is IPX7 waterproof, which means that you can use it for long periods in the bath, shower, etc., without any damage to the toy.
The Solace Pro, meanwhile, is a little different.
The Solace Pro’s sleeve can be removed and washed without worry. However, the stroker itself is IPX4.
This means that the stroker is splashproof. If you accidentally spill a little water or another fluid on it, it should be fine.
But you cannot submerge it! So keep that in mind when you clean the stroker. Be careful, and it will last you a long time!
Battery Levels
As mentioned, both toys have great battery life, but the Mission 2’s is significantly less. Both toys can last through a synced session for a long time.
But the Solace Pro can survive you forgetting to charge it a few times, while the Mission 2 may die on you if you haven’t used it for a bit.
How Do I Use These Toys?
Both toys are quite different, but have similar rules of use as well.
Clean and Charge Before Use
Ensure that both toys are fully charged since they will probably come out of the box partially charged.
And while you’re at it, sanitize them. The toys aren’t dirty or anything, but you never know. The Mission 2 can be cleaned with mild soap and warm water or an antibacterial cleaner.
Meanwhile, the Solace Pro should be cleaned by washing its sleeve with mild soap and warm water.
Sync to the App
Each toy should have a button you press to turn it on, which takes it to pairing mode. Download the Lovense Remote app, then press the “+” button to pair the toys.
Assemble
Luckily, these toys aren’t like IKEA furniture, but you’ll still have to screw in the suction cup and put the sleeve onto the stroker.
Make sure both are sturdy before you use them.
The last thing you want is for that suction cup not to be screwed on all the way while you’re riding!
Use Lots of Lube
For both toys, you’ll want to use water-based lube, not silicone. Silicone lube can damage silicone toys.
Lube will make both feel great, even if you’re using your body’s natural juices.
Consult the Friendly Manual
With both of these, read the manual. Each toy has unique instructions that you should follow before using it.
It’s not anything complicated, but better informed than sorry. If you lose the manual, you can always download one from the Lovense site.
How to Clean the Lovense Solace Pro and Mission 2
The Lovense Solace Pro has a removable sleeve, so always wash that first after every use. Use soap and water or an antibacterial toy cleaner.
You could also pop it in the dishwasher if you want to give it a deep cleaning.
The Mission 2 can also be cleaned with soap and water or antibacterial toy cleaner.
You can remove the suction cup and clean the toy, or you can clean only the dildo portion.
With the Solace Pro, you need to remember that the stroker itself isn’t fully waterproof. If it gets dirty, I recommend using a damp cloth to wipe it off.
Don’t submerge it or put it in the dishwasher—if you do, you may have a paperweight.
Be sure to clean the toys after use, and before if you want to be extra safe. Let the toy dry, then put it back inside its included bag, especially for the Mission 2.
Also, consult the manuals for each toy to ensure that you’re cleaning it properly. Don’t let disgusting germs ruin your fun!
Also Read:
3 Top Lovense Bundles – Exciting Toy Sets for Couples and Solo Play
My Experience With the Lovense Solace Pro and Mission 2 Couple Set
As mentioned, each toy has its own article and reviews, so please read those if you would like to learn more.
Instead, I want to talk about how it feels to use them together. My boyfriend and I are often separated due to work, so these toys help us stay closer together.
Lovense’s app is very easy to use over long distances. The video chat is pretty smooth, and any hiccups, I blame the internet connection more than the app itself.
And to our surprise, both toys sync amazingly well. Like really, really well. When he thrusts, I feel it. When I plunge the Mission 2 inside, it strokes him harder!
Or, we have our own jam sesh with the music syncing. We can take it nice and slow, or deliver incredible sensations when we’re about to cum.
There were some hiccups every now and then, such as disconnecting, but these were rare.
Also, this is not a slight towards the product itself, but just reality. While these toys brought us closer together, nothing can replace being closer together.
One complaint is that the set isn’t a good value. The packaged deal aspect of this set also means that you are saving money if you buy the set as opposed to buying them separately.
Currently, the set is going for $319. Meanwhile, the Solace Pro goes for $199, and the Mission 2 goes for $129.
This means you are saving a grand total of, and drum roll, please, nine whole dollars.
Look, money saved is money earned. But I feel like they could sweeten the pot a little. Maybe make it $299.
That being said, this also means that you can try one without feeling like you lost too much by waiting for the other.
Another thing I will say is that these toys aren’t meant for in-person sex. Both are designed to be mounted and used.
You could use them in person, but the hands-free nature of the Solace Pro means that you’ll almost feel like the person in the cuck chair.
With the Mission 2, you can remove the suction cup, which allows your partner to pleasure you with their hands.
Pros and Cons of the Lovense Solace Pro and Mission 2 Couple Set
This set has many things going for it, but nothing’s perfect:
Pros
- The syncing for both is amazing
- Both have decently long battery life
- The remote app is very intuitive
- Both toys are masterclasses in dildos and male masturbators
Cons
- The packaged deal doesn’t save you that much.
- Not meant for couples who are doing it in person.
Alternatives to the Lovense Solace Pro and Mission 2 Couple Set
Lovense has other couples’ sets designed for any type of couple, regardless of gender orientation or dynamic.
Let’s look at some of them, including an alternative from a rival brand.
Nora and Max 2
The Nora is a rabbit vibrator, and the Max 2 is another smart male masturbator. This pairing is another alternative for a cis-het couple or a trans couple with opposite genitals.
You can read my full review of the Nora here, and the max 2 here.
Lush 4 and Gemini
The Lush 4 is a smart G-spot vibrator, and the Gemini is a pair of smart nipple clamps. This set can be great for a lesbian, heterosexual, or any other couple dynamic.
After all, you can be born male but still use nipple clamps. Nothing’s stopping you! Or, you can be extra kinky and buy both for yourself.
You can read my full review of the Lush 4 here, and the Gemini here.
Gush 2 and Edge 2 Set
The Gush 2 is a wrap-around penis massager. It lacks the thrusting capabilities of the Solace Pro, but it’s less expensive.
Meanwhile, the Edge 2 is their prostate massager. In other words, this toy is great for gay couples or couples who were assigned male at birth.
You can read my full review of the Gush 2 here, and the Edge 2 here. Or you can read my full review of the Gush 2 and Edge 2 bundle here
We-Vibe Tease Us Set
We-Vibe is Lovense’s rival, and thus, they have their own long-distance toy set. Their Tease Us set comes in two types.
One is with two Moxie+. The Moxie+ is a wearable panty vibe. This set is great for lesbian couples or trans couples where both have a vagina.
The other set has Mocie + and a Bond, which is a smart cock ring. We-Vibe is a little less nuanced than Lovense, but it can be a decent alternative.
It should be mentioned that there are a ton of other Lovense product duos from which this came.
Almost every toy they have has a combo, so you can buy them as the perfect anniversary gift—and yes, even a gift for yourself!
