Mona - g-spot vibrator discontinued by LELO - review by llellsee

This will be the third review in a row that I have written about a Lelo product and you might have noticed that I am a bit of a fan of the brand.

I originally bought the Lelo Mona purely to have it as a back up toy should anything ever happen to my Lelo Gigi or for when Gigi just needs a charging.

The Lelo Mona comes in Lelo's usual luxurious looking black glossy boxed packaging and handily also includes its own shiny black storage bag and of course its charger.

The Mona itself I would consider a larger toy, around eight inches in total length but with only half of that insertable. The insertable part of the Mona is made of silicone and the handle is shiny white plastic.
The controls of the Mona are different from the likes of the Gigi and earlier Lelo models in that there are now four separate buttons that light up upon being pressed and make for much easier control of its functions than the older controls.

The Mona takes two hours to fully charge, but can give you four hours of play from a full charge.

The Mona has several speeds of vibration from mild to strong enough to please most, it also has several pulse modes with differing patterns of vibrations.


In my use, I found the Mona ideal for clitoral stimulation, with the shape of its thick bulbous head and the extra length of its handle meaning you can lay back holding the tip of the Mona against your clitoris with ease. I can't vouch for how well the Mona works for G-spot stimulation as I bought mine with the intention of using it for clitoral stimulation, and upon seeing and holding it for the first time in person I knew it was too rigid and girth-y for me to be regularly using for insertion.