Lovense Solace Pro
Mount it, sync it, and keep your hands out of it!
Not every man wants to hold the machine. Some of us want to lie back, put the headset on, and let the machine do ALL the work! That’s exactly the promise of the Lovense Solace Pro: a thrusting stroker that bolts to your desk with an adjustable mount, follows the video on its own, and never asks your hands for help.
Lovense is the company behind the Max 2 (➜ Review) and the Nora (➜ Review), two of the longest-running names in app-controlled toys. The Solace Pro is their heavy hitter for men: up to 300 strokes per minute, a full 79 mm of travel, a battery that runs up to 14 hours, and their AI Sync feature that reads compatible videos and live streams so you don’t need a script at all.
In this review, I’ll tell you how it feels, how it syncs with VR porn (➜ Top sites ranking), how it stacks up against the original Solace, and where it fits next to the handheld kings of our toy ranking!
“The Keon 2 and the Handy 2 want to be held. The Solace Pro wants a desk, a headset, and a man with nothing to do!”
What is the Lovense Solace Pro?
The Lovense Solace Pro is an automatic thrusting masturbator. A sleeve sits inside a motorized cradle, the cradle drives the sleeve back and forth along your shaft, and a 180-degree adjustable desk mount holds the whole thing at any angle you like. Clamp it to a table, lean back, and it’s fully hands-free. That mount is in the box, not an add-on.
Here’s what you’re getting:
- Speed: up to 300 strokes per minute. That is five strokes every second, sustained, for as long as you can take it.
- Stroke length: anything from a shallow tease up to 79 mm (3.11 inches), adjustable in steps as fine as 0.65 mm. The original Solace only had three fixed levels.
- Sleeve: a removable, textured TPE sleeve with a neutral opening. A more realistic vagina sleeve is sold separately, and a cheap Grip Kit lets you strap in sleeves from other brands.
- Battery: up to 14 hours of play per charge, 135 minutes to refill over USB-C, and up to 120 hours on standby.
- App: the free Lovense Remote app over Bluetooth, with long-distance control for a partner anywhere on the planet.
- AI Sync: the headline feature. Instead of looping a fixed pattern, the Solace Pro adjusts its thrusting in real time to match compatible videos and live streams.
“Five strokes a second, three inches deep, fourteen hours of battery. Nobody’s wrist is winning that fight.”
How does the Solace Pro feel to use?
The setup takes a few minutes the first time. Clamp the mount to a desk or table, tilt the machine to your angle, lube the sleeve, pair the app, and settle in. After that it’s a thirty-second job every time.
The feeling comes down to two things the Solace Pro does really well: full-length thrusting and precision. 79 mm of travel is a proper full ride, and because the stroke length moves in tiny steps, slow scenes finally feel slow instead of shortened. Dial it down to a few millimeters for a tease, open it up for the finish. The motor has the torque to keep the pace at full length, which is where cheaper thrusters give up.
The hands-free part changes the experience more than any spec. With a Meta Quest 3 (➜ Porn guide) on your head and nothing in your hands, the illusion that someone else is doing this to you gets very convincing, very quickly. You’re not operating a toy anymore. You’re being operated on.
Two honest notes. First, the Solace Pro weighs 1.2 kg, and that weight is the point. It’s a desk machine with a motor that doesn’t flinch, not a stroker you wave around one-handed. If you want something to hold, the Keon 2 (➜ Review) and the Handy 2 (➜ Review) are built for that. Second, it isn’t silent. Lovense rates it at 63 dB at full power, which is louder than a normal conversation but quieter than a TV. In a quiet room you’ll hear it, so headset speakers or earbuds are your friend.
Cleaning is painless: pull the sleeve out, rinse it with warm water and mild soap, dry it, done. The main body is splash-resistant (IPX4), so keep it out of the shower.
Does the Lovense Solace Pro work with VR porn scripts?
Yes, and there are three ways in, from easiest to nerdiest.
1. Scripted VR porn sites. CzechVR (➜ Review) lists Lovense right next to The Handy and the Keon on its list of supported toys, and every member gets the scripts for free. BaDoinkVR (➜ Review) does the same, with free funscript downloads on its interactive scenes. Pick a scripted scene (➜ Best videos by category), load the script, and the machine follows the pornstar’s every move. Between the two studios you’ll never run out (➜ Interactive VR porn sites).
2. Lovense AI Sync. This is the Solace Pro’s party trick. The Lovense app watches the video or live stream and translates the on-screen action into thrusting in real time, no script required. It’s the same idea that made FeelMe AI (➜ Review) famous, built straight into the toy’s own app. Great for cam shows, where a script can’t exist because the show is live.
3. Funscripts. The Solace Pro runs on Bluetooth, so the usual funscript players need a free bridge app in between (Intiface Central is the standard one). Once it’s linked, community scripts play with smooth, accurate strokes, and the community has written scripts for basically everything. Our ➜ Sex toy script guide walks you through the whole thing. Bonus for the tinkerers: the HereSphere VR player added experimental Lovense support too.
“Scripted scene, live cam, or a video nobody ever scripted. One of the three always works, and all three keep your hands free.”
Long-distance and partner play
Lovense built its name on couples, and the Solace Pro inherits all of it. A partner can control the machine from anywhere through the Lovense Remote app, and it works both ways: pair it with a Lovense toy on her side and the two sync with each other, so her toy answers your machine’s thrusts and vice versa. For long-distance relationships, that’s a genuinely different product than a solo stroker.
Solace Pro vs Solace - which one should you get?
Lovense still sells the original Solace, and the two look almost identical. The differences are all under the hood:
| Spec | Solace | Solace Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price (list) | $369 | $399 |
| Top speed | 280 strokes/min | 300 strokes/min |
| Stroke control | 3 fixed levels | Adjustable in 0.65 mm steps |
| Stroke length | up to 79 mm | up to 79 mm |
| AI Sync | No | Yes |
| Battery | up to 13 hours | up to 14 hours |
| Charging | USB-DC | USB-C |
| Weight | 980 g | 1,200 g |
| Desk mount | Included | Included |
My recommendation: get the Pro. The list prices sit thirty dollars apart, and for that you get AI Sync, fine stroke control instead of three presets, more speed, and USB-C. The original Solace is fine if you find it deeply discounted and never plan to sync it with video. Everyone else should skip straight to the Pro.
How long does the battery last on the Solace Pro?
Up to 14 hours per charge, which is the longest runtime of any toy in our ranking by a wide margin. A full charge takes about 135 minutes over USB-C, and standby stretches to 120 hours, so it’s ready when you are, even after a week on the shelf. Charge it once a month and forget about it.
What’s in the box?
Everything you need to start is included:
- Solace Pro machine
- 180-degree adjustable desk mount
- Neutral sleeve
- USB-C charging cable
- Manual and quick-start guide
Grab water-based lube and a bottle of toy cleaner and you’re set the same evening. Shipping is discreet, as always with Lovense.
Where does the Solace Pro fit next to the Keon 2 and the Handy 2?
Different job, honestly. The Keon 2 is the King of our ➜ VR sex toys ranking: the most complete handheld machine, with a full Feel stroker, three hours of battery, and FeelConnect syncing behind it. The Handy 2 is one of the most popular strokers ever built, now wireless, with the deepest stroke of the handheld pack and sleeves that click straight on. Both of those live in your hand. Their showdown is in our ➜ Keon 2 vs The Handy 2 comparison.
The Solace Pro is the one that lives on your desk. If you already own a Keon or a Handy and love it, this isn’t a replacement. It’s the machine you buy when you want the headset on, the hands off, and a motor that thrusts instead of strokes. For a lot of men, that’s the difference between “cool gadget” and “I’m not coming out of this room today.”
Conclusion: Is the Lovense Solace Pro worth it?
Yes, if hands-free is what you’re after. The Lovense Solace Pro is a serious thrusting machine: 300 strokes per minute, 79 mm of precisely adjustable travel, a battery that lasts longer than your weekend, a desk mount in the box, and three ways to sync it with VR porn, including AI Sync that needs no script at all.
The trade-offs are honest ones. It’s a 1.2 kg desk machine, not a handheld, you’ll hear it at full speed, and Bluetooth means funscripts take one extra app to set up. At $399 list, and Lovense discounts it regularly, it’s priced like the flagship it is.
“Mount it, sync it, put the headset on, and let the Solace Pro handle the rest. Your hands have earned the night off!”
