The Moka is a G spot vibrator off of LELO’s affordable line, PicoBong. It has a very prominent flat tip great for G spot stimulation and has 12 different patterns of vibrations. The end of the vibrator at the battery cap has a small place you can hang a charm and it comes with a rubber PicoBong tag you can hang there or if you like, on your key chain. The Moka is waterproof so you can use this in the shower too!



This is great for anyone who likes G spot stimulation, even beginners. It's not a girthy toy so this might not satisfy those who like large toys. The G spot design is very similar to the LELO Ella or the LELO Gigi.

The Moka is made of silicone. This is high quality silicone. Not as high quality as my Elise 2 but much better than my Posh 4. The Moka doesn’t attract lint like my Posh 4 and glides without drag similar to my Elise 2. If you own anything from the LELO luxury line you can see why the PicoBong is LELO’s affordable line BUT the PicoBong line is still excellent quality. The Moka feels and looks like a luxury product and would be perfect for anyone who wants a great quality vibrator without the high price tag.



The Moka is smooth and the insertable part is textureless. The base of the Moka is plastic. The plastic is ridged for aesthetic design purposes and probably to provide a grip. This part of the vibe also houses the battery pack.

The Moka is 8” in length. I’d say about 4.5” is insertable. After 4.5” you run into the buttons and after that is the plastic battery pack. The G spot curved tip is 1.5” long and 1” wide. The neck of the Moka is the thinnest part and falls just under 1” thick. The widest part is where the button area is and is 1.5” thick.




Entry was a bit awkward for me. The dip is very prominent and I had to insert it at an angle, carefully. Once it got past my pubic bone it landed right on my G-spot. This vibrator definitely can hone in on the G spot. I wasn’t able to thrust the vibrator because the curve is so large so I had to use a sort of rocking motion to get off with it. I just had to tilt the Moka and found it applied enough pressure to hit my G and deliver amazing stimulation. The head is a bit long so I had to angle it away from my bone; at one point the vibrations were uncomfortable because the tip was vibrating my pubic bone. This definitely will take some getting used to and I’ll have to get it down to a science but the curve was wonderful when it was on my sweet spot. I found tilting the Moka was best for me since I can’t thrust it because I could use the flat head or the bump at the bottom of the head between the shaft to hit my G spot.

At the moment I rely heavily on clitoral stimulation to orgasm so I use my right hand for my clit vibes and my left hand for internal vibes. The Moka’s buttons are on the left side of the vibrator when inserted so this made it difficult to man the controls. It would have been easier if they were on the right side, or better yet, in the middle of the vibe like my Elise 2. Some of the buttons also weren’t recognizing my click every now and then and I would have to hold it down to get an increase in speed or change the mode.

The buttons are enveloped under the silicone and are slightly raised. There is a quiet clicking sound when you press them. If you manage to insert the Moka deep enough to reach them you won’t notice them as they’re only slightly raised. Seeing as this is a G-spot toy and the extreme curve of the tip is there it would be A.) difficult to go that far and B.) uncomfortable if you do.

The first button from the battery pack up is the increase/turn on button (labeled +), second is the mode button (labeled M), and third is the decrease/turn off button (labeled -). To turn on just press + once and the first setting is very low and rumbly. This level is so low I have to click it up a notch to even notice if the vibe is on or not. The second level is still low and rumbly. The third level is like a medium vibration. The forth click will bring you into a medium high vibe. Five through Seven clicks will send you soaring. While they’re not as high as my Elise 2 (which is EXTREMELY powerful) they are still very powerful. The whole vibrator vibrates on any setting and I can’t figure out which end the motor is in. To turn the vibrations up or down you can either single click or click and hold. The click and hold is quick and will deesculate or esculate depending on where you are when you click and hold. This will take about 2.5 seconds to top out or turn off. When you click the (-) button and hold for a couple of seconds it will turn off after it goes down the level of vibrations.

So, let’s talk about the M button. The modes. The first mode is the standard vibe you’ll find in every vibrator. Pretty basic. The second click brings you to a short pulse. There’s a bit of a shake and then a strong pulse. The third click brings you to a quicker and harder pulse. The fourth click has short bursts. The fifth click has quick and short bursts. The sixth click is an escalation from low to high then back again. The seventh click is the same but quicker. The eighth click is the same escalation but longer. The ninth click is seems to run from the shaft to the tip in a hard burst. The tenth is a pattern I can best describe as a normal vibe followed by three quick bursts. The eleventh is the same but quicker. The twelfth is a random pattern of low and high vibrations in escalation and quick bursts. After you click past the twelfth it starts you back to the first setting. When you turn off the vibe the setting you had before turning it off is not saved. The vibrations are very silent.

The pack twists off very easily. It’s not one of those screw on types that have multiple ridges you follow to close. It’s the type that you fit prongs into then twist once and it’s secure. The Moka takes 2 AA batteries and the pack isn’t traditional either. I don’t know how to describe this but I’ll show you in a picture.


The white part of the battery pack, right above the buttons, depicts a very tiny (+ -) diagram to show you where the positive and negative part of the battery goes into the vibrator. This is barely noticeable you have to look very closely to see it.


I popped in new batteries and several times the vibe cut off randomly. I turned it back on and it worked like new then a while later cut off. I noticed It did this mostly during the second and third patterns. As I write this review now and cycle through to bring you a description, it has shut off twice already. This could definitely be a buzz kill if you’re right there on the edge and it powers down. I don’t know if this is common of If it’s just mine. I’ve changed the batteries to see if that was the problem but I still am having this weird occurrence. At first I thought it this had a sleep mode because I kept it on the same setting for about 20 minutes. Either it’s killing my batteries like crazy or it’s trying to short out on me. Whatever it is it’s weird. I’ll keep an eye on it and we’ll see what happens in the follow-up review!

Cleaning the Moka is really easy. A toy wipe is the quickest way to clean this. I used my Edenfantasys toy cleaning wipes you get free with every order and with one wipe it was clean. You can use a toy cleaner spray and warm water if you prefer that method. The instructions say specifically not to boil to clean (there is a motor inside and boiling can destroy it. Also the battery pack is plastic.). It also says not to use an alcohol based cleaner.


Like all silicone toys this should not be used with silicone lube or stored with other silicone toys. Use a water based lubricant with this toy to preserve the quality of the silicone. There is a LELO lubricant on Edenfantasys that would be your best bet. This doesn’t come with a storage pouch but you can also get one on Edenfantasys as well. It doesn’t attract lint so one wouldn’t be necessary for that purpose but if you have other silicone toys it would be beneficial to prevent them from touching each other or the silicone could get destroyed. It’s such a nice vibe we wouldn’t want that to happen.

The Moka came in a flimsy package. The package matches the color of the Moka and the front has a very flimsy clear plastic film to showcase the Moka in the box. There is a small black box at the bottom of the package that holds the Moka upright. It was a bit of a pain to get it out of the box. The small black box that held the Moka also held the PicoBong charm, instructions, and information on the 1 year warranty.