The Lovense Gravity is the thrusting dildo that turns a plain wall or floor into a partner, and for gooners who want hands-free, app-controlled penetration, that's the whole fantasy. It thrusts up to 140 strokes a minute with a 1.18-inch stroke, it vibrates, and the suction cup base sticks to almost any smooth surface so you can set it up and let it work.
The short version before the details: if you want a thrusting dildo that stays put, hits deep, and runs itself while you focus on the edge, this is the one to start with. It's not silent, because thrusting makes noise, but it's app-controlled, powerful, and the suction cup actually works. You'll pay more than a basic dildo, but this one does what the others can't.
The Verdict
Rating: 4.8 / 5
The short version: The best app-controlled thrusting dildo for gooning. Strong suction cup, 140 strokes a minute, and deep vibration. Buy it if you want hands-free penetration that turns any smooth surface into a partner.
Best for: gooners who want hands-free thrusting, people who like deep G-spot or prostate play, couples who control each other's toys, anyone building a goon setup. Skip it if: you want a quiet toy (thrusting makes noise), or you only want vibration with no motion.
Buy it here: /toys/lovense-gravity
Pros
- The suction cup is genuinely strong. It holds on a wall, a floor, or a chair and stays put even at full thrust, which is the difference between a toy you use and one you fight.
- The thrusting is powerful. Up to 140 strokes a minute with a 1.18-inch stroke gives real, deep penetration instead of a weak wiggle.
- Vibration and thrusting work together, and you can run them separately through the app for a lot of control over the sensation.
- App-controlled, so a partner can drive the motion from anywhere, which makes it a strong couples toy.
- Fully IPX7 waterproof and easy to clean, despite the moving parts.
Cons
- It's not quiet. The thrusting mechanism makes a rhythmic sound, so it's not a discreet toy for shared walls or thin doors.
- It's a larger, heavier toy, so it takes up real space in a drawer and is more of a commitment than a simple vibrator.
What It's Actually Like to Use
A thrusting dildo is one of those toys that sounds like a novelty until you set it up, and then it becomes the centerpiece of a whole style of gooning. I've spent real time with the Gravity, and here's the honest picture.
First impressions. Out of the box it feels solid and premium. The silicone is soft and body-safe, the base is wide and flat, and the whole thing has a heft that tells you it's built for work, not for show. It charges magnetically, which I've come to expect from Lovense, and the size is substantial without being intimidating. The suction cup base is the feature you notice first, because it's clearly the thing that makes this toy different.
The setup is the reveal. You press the base against a wall, a floor, or a smooth chair and it locks on. That single feature changes the whole experience, because it means you don't have to hold anything. You can angle it, set the depth, and let it work.
In use. This is where the Gravity earns its keep. The thrusting is real and deep, up to 140 strokes a minute, and it's not a weak vibration pretending to be motion. It actually moves, and you feel it. The vibration runs alongside it, and you can layer the two in different combinations. For a gooner, the appeal is obvious: you set the depth, turn on a pattern, and let the toy drive while you focus on the rest of the session.
The motion builds an edge differently than a static vibrator. The rhythmic in-and-out keeps things changing, which makes it easy to stay in the state for a long time. On the lower speeds it's a steady, grounding rhythm. On the higher end it's intense enough to rush you to the edge fast.
Long sessions. The Gravity holds up well over a long session, though it's not a silent one. The thrusting mechanism makes a rhythmic sound that you'll hear, so it's not the toy for a shared wall. But if your space is private, the trade is worth it, because the hands-free motion means you can run it for a long time while you focus elsewhere. The battery is solid and covers a real session. The one thing to manage is that the strong motion can be a lot, so you'll want the app handy to dial it down rather than pausing the whole thing.
The app. The Lovense app is where the Gravity becomes more than a powerful thrusting dildo. You can control the speed and the vibration patterns solo, or hand control to a partner anywhere in the world. For couples, the long-distance control is a huge draw, because a partner can drive the thrusting from anywhere. The app also lets you set up patterns that mix thrust and vibration in ways that match how an edge builds.
Cleaning is easier than you'd expect for a toy with moving parts. It's fully IPX7 waterproof, so a rinse under warm water with toy cleaner does it, and it dries fast. The moving parts don't need disassembly, which is the good kind of surprise.
The verdict in practice. After real use, I'd keep it and I'd buy it again. It's not the toy for someone who wants silence, and it's not a discreet little vibrator. But for app-controlled, hands-free thrusting that turns any smooth surface into a partner, it's the one. If you're adding a thrusting toy to the setup, this is it.
How It Compares
Lovense Mission 2 (/toys/lovense-mission-2). The touch-sense alternative. The Mission 2 increases vibration as it goes deeper and has a flexible tip for the G-spot. The Gravity adds real thrusting motion. Pick the Mission 2 for depth-sensitive vibration, the Gravity for actual thrusting.
Lovense Nora (/toys/lovense-nora). The app-driven alternative. The Nora is a G-spot toy with rotation and app control. The Gravity adds the suction cup and the thrusting motion, which makes it more of a hands-free, partner-replacement toy.
Lovense Ridge (/toys/lovense-ridge). The anal alternative. The Ridge is a vibrating and rotating anal bead toy, while the Gravity is a thrusting dildo for vaginal or G-spot play. Different jobs, both app-controlled.
Who Should Buy It
Buy the Gravity if you want hands-free, app-controlled thrusting that stays put. It's the best thrusting dildo for the gooning context because the suction cup means you set it up and let it work while you focus on the edge.
It's also the right pick if you goon with a partner, especially long distance. The app control means a partner can drive the thrusting from anywhere, which turns a solo toy into a shared one. And if you're building out a full goon setup, the Gravity is the toy that fills the penetration slot.
Skip it if you specifically want a quiet toy or you only want vibration with no motion. For everyone else, it's the thrusting dildo to start with, and it's the one you won't outgrow.
FAQ
Is the Lovense Gravity worth it?
Yes, for anyone who wants app-controlled, hands-free thrusting. The strong suction cup, deep stroke, and combined vibration and thrusting justify the price, and the app control makes it work for couples.
Is the Lovense Gravity waterproof?
Yes, it's IPX7 waterproof. You can rinse it under warm water and use it in the shower without worry, and it's easy to clean despite the moving parts.
Can the Lovense Gravity be used long distance / app-controlled?
Yes. It connects to the Lovense app over Bluetooth, and a partner can control the thrusting and vibration from anywhere in the world.
How loud is the Lovense Gravity?
It's moderate. The thrusting mechanism makes a rhythmic sound, so it's not a discreet toy for shared walls, though the vibration alone is quieter.
Does the Lovense Gravity suction cup actually hold?
Yes. The suction cup base sticks to smooth surfaces like walls, floors, and chairs, and it holds even at full thrust, which lets you use it hands-free.
The Gravity is the thrusting dildo that fits a gooning practice built around hands-free, app-controlled penetration. It stays put, it thrusts deep, and the app turns it into a shared toy when you want it to be. If you're adding thrusting to your setup, start here.
If you're weighing it against the other penetration toys we carry, the best sex toys for edging roundup lays out the full field, and the guide to gooning for women covers how to work it into your sessions.
