I own a few other Lelo toys, and have been thrilled with all of them so far. The Mia 2 is no exception.

I have the bCurious, which is great but a bit loud for me (I have very thin walls). I found that it got in the way if I wanted to use an internal toy, and I doubt you could use it easily during sex- the way you're supposed to, anyways, which is lain between your clitoris and your vaginal entrance. I wanted something small and discreet.

I was lusting after the Mia and loved the USB charging option, but I didn't think I would like the plastic (I love silicone). Finally I caved and bought the Mia 2, and I'm really glad that I did! Even for my qualms with it, I am extremely happy with it. I have had some great orgasms with it, and it never gets in the way of my other toys (and I hope to use it during sex soon).





The outside packaging is a white box, and you can slide out the stiff, black, cardboard box inside to find the Mia 2, a generic Lelo manual, an authenticity card (for registering your product on their website for warranty eligibility), and a little black bag. I've always loved Lelos packaging.



The Mia 2 is made of plastic with a metal ring in the center and a silicone button. It is a bit annoying that the button is made of silicone when the rest of it isn't, so I can't use silicone lube with it, but it does make the button much easier to find during use.

Here are the measurements:
Length: 4 1/2"
Insertable length: 1 1/2"
Circumference: 3"
Diameter: 1"
Weight: 1 oz

You open the Mia 2 by unscrewing the cap from the middle. It is very easy to take off, but not as easy to put back on (the notches that fit together are very small).

You control it using the + and - buttons, which is great for changing intensities, but not for changing between vibration modes. I found that completely un-intuitive and had to check the manual. It says to hold the + down for 5 seconds and then it will change modes. It works, but it goes to the highest mode first and gets really loud, so I don't like it. I also found it annoying that the manual is generic, so it doesn't tell you what the vibration modes actually are. I couldn't even find much online about it, as their website just says "six thrilling, new vibration modes". According to Mwar's review, "they are: pulses, fast pulses, accelerating pulses, faster accelerating pulses, and a mix of short and long pulses."

If you don't mind not switching patterns much then it's still a great toy.

If you think 4.5" sounds big for a bullet-style vibrator (as I did), it's really not because it is so narrow, and it's tapered on both sides so it seems smaller in person. I find it pretty easy to hold and manipulate.

Power queens may not love it, but I use the second or third modes and they feel great, and the highest mode seems really powerful to me. Also, one thing that impressed me is how deep the pulses feel in the vibration modes.

I like that it is very quiet. With music on my laptop at 25% and my bathroom fan on, you cannot hear the Mia 2 in my apartment through a closed door (I just checked).