Lelo toys with ToyControl, where they fit

Most Lelo toys run only through the Lelo app. The exception is the F1s stroker family. Here is what works with ToyControl.

Lelo is a premium, design-led brand. Its toys are well made and expensive. For ToyControl, the important thing to know up front is that most of the Lelo range does not script.

What works with ToyControl

The scriptable Lelo line is the F1s family of male strokers: the F1s V2, V3, V3 XL, and F2s. ToyControl supports the F1s family in beta, so connection behaviour may vary by firmware. Confirm your exact model on Toys that work with ToyControl before buying.

The rest of the Lelo range, the Sona, Soraya, Hugo, Tor and similar, runs through the Lelo app only. Those are fine toys, they are just not the ones to buy if ToyControl is your reason.

The F1s strokers

The F1s was built with an open, developer-friendly interface, which is why it is the part of the Lelo range that works with ToyControl at all. It is a high-end male stroker with sensors and strong motors. The V3 and V3 XL are the current generation; the XL has a larger bore.

Where Lelo is strong

Where it falls short

Bottom line

If you want a Lelo and you want it to work with ToyControl, it is an F1s stroker, bought with the beta caveat in mind. For a stroker you can rely on today, the Tremblr FM-T or the Kiiroo KEON are safer. See The best interactive strokers.

Disclosure

ToyControl earns a commission when you buy through links in this article. We only recommend products we have tested or that the community consistently confirms work with ToyControl. Our recommendations are not affected by commission rates. If a product we link to does not work as described, use the Report a bug button in the app and we will revise the article.

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