Of course if you planned on using this for more than 2 sessions then you would have to bring the charger with you on your trip but for an overnight getaway it was perfect.Ĭomparing the Lelo Cock Rings: Bo vs Tor vs Tor II That is a little bit disappointing because the case offered a unique element – the cock ring could be charging while covered up and protected, and then it had a protective yet small case that was great for travel. The Tor II that I have now does away with that plastic case and instead you get the standard Lelo satin drawstring bag. Bo and Tor came in a unique and neat little case just big enough to hold the ring, be able to close the lid and have it plugged it to charge (if you set it up in there just right – it was often tricky to get everything lined up “just so”).
The other purpose of the movable bit was to conceal the charging jack. It had buttons on the side but then pushing one of them meant that it dislodged the movable portion. From what I can see, the Tor model 1 no longer required the vibrating portion to slide for it to be turned on. This wasn’t easy and had the unfortunate side effect of occasionally clamping a pubic hair in. The design was a bit cumbersome on the Bo: To turn it off and on, you had to slide the hard plastic vibrating portion. The vibrations were surface-buzzy and moderate at best.
We were, however, given the Lelo Bo to review a few years ago and while it was seen as an improvement upon the ubiquitous jelly/TPR stretchy, sticky watch-battery jobs the Lelo Bo was underwhelming. I never owned the original Tor because I’m not a cock ring kind of girl and my husband never was impressed by them either.
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