I got two inserts for my Max 2: the default transparent one and the vagina sleeve in a nice beige. The transparent sleeve is firmer with a more pronounced texture, which I’d place at around “+1” on my softness scale. The beige sleeve is softer and milder, closer to a “0” on my softness scale.

But before getting into the how each sleeve feels, I want to mention my favorite thing about the Max 2: you can insert pretty much any onahole that’s small enough to fit. That alone made the experience extremely fun for me. Ever wanted your favorite onahole to vibrate? Now you can. Ever wanted it to mimic vaginal contractions? Also possible. You can insert any onahole that is shorter than 15cm and up to ~400g.

Once the inserts are placed inside the Max 2, they fit very well and don’t move around at all. Inside the case, there is a long cylinder that’s attached to the side. I’m guessing this is where the vibration unit is located. When using the toy upright, this area mainly stimulates the frenulum. If you flip the toy upside down, it primarily stimulates the glans instead.

At the back of the case, there is a hole that can be opened or closed. When closed, it seals the air inside and creates a vacuum. This vacuum produces very strong suction during use. Because the outer shell is made of solid plastic, there is a girth and length limit to this toy. If you are very girthy, it may feel too tight. If you have average girth or slightly above average, it will feel tight, but still comfortable.

Once you’re fully inserted and comfortable, you can turn on the device and choose from one of the many vibration patterns. You can use the patterns saved directly on the device, select patterns from the app, or even create your own. In addition, you can choose between three contraction modes, or combine contractions with vibration.

The contraction modes of Max 2 feel good and do a nice job mimicking vaginal wall contractions. It basically tightens and pulses. But it feels very mild an I do wish that the the sensation was a bit stronger. Still, this definitely adds to the immersion, especially when the device is synced to something you’re watching.

That said, I personally wouldn’t say these features are entirely my thing. Even though the vibrations feel good and the contractions are great, I still prefer a more traditional in-and-out motion. Because of that, I think my next electric toy will likely be one that focuses more on that type of movement like the Solace or Solace Pro.
However, for anyone who enjoys vibration and contraction-based stimulation, this toy should be very high on your wish list.

As for intensity, it’s difficult to give a single rating because it depends heavily on how the device is used. Whether you use vibration or not, contractions or not, suction or not, sync features or not, and whether you choose very intense or very mild patterns,… all of this changes the experience. Overall, I’d say the intensity can range anywhere from “-1 to +3” on my scale.

One thing worth mentioning is that Max 2 is fairly loud. It’s not extremely loud like a hair dryer, but it is loud enough that someone in the next room would hear it… at least faintly. Because of that, stealth use with the electric features isn’t really possible.
The quietest option is the basic vibration mode. When used under a blanket, it can be very quiet, almost unnoticeable. But once you start using stronger vibration patterns or the contraction modes, the noise becomes clearly audible.