The Diamo has clear strengths: The hold is solid, and the vibration is well-targeted. On paper, it’s designed to adapt while staying firmly in place.

But the fit isn’t universal. The base is rigid, and even though the silicone does stretch, it becomes tight very quickly if you’re above average. I’m in that category myself — I had to modify it just to be able to wear it comfortably.

The concept is strong. You can feel Lovense moving in the right direction: a connected ring, stable, powerful, built for long sessions. But it still needs more flexibility before it works for everyone out of the box.

In short:
• if you’re within the standard size range, it performs exactly as advertised;
• if you’re above it, expect a very firm fit… or even to do some DIY.

And honestly, all this points in one direction:
it’s time for a Diamo 2 — something more flexible, more adaptive, and truly built for every body.
The technology and concept are already strong. Now it just needs the next step.