FUNSR1:A toy based on SSR1,Half the price of Handy, surpassing Handy performance

The maximum speed is similar to THE HANDY, but it depends on factors like load and power. At 500 units/s, there won’t be a significant change in maximum stroke. The main advantages are:

  1. Better support for scripts, especially at low speeds and non-uniform speeds.
  2. Higher load capacity and lower noise.
  3. Support for more toys.

I watched the extreme speed exercises video and the unit has a lot of horizontal movement. It may be partially a problem with the mount but it seems to me that the sudden change of direction at those speeds with that amount of mass is causing a lot energy to be unloaded into the main unit. Acknowledged that this is an “extreme” test, but that looks like a buttload of stress that’s likely to decrease MTBF unless you beef up the components.

With little evidence, here’s my prediction:
Too many users will test the upper limits of the unit in load and speed, thereby stressing their machines to the point of failure. Subsequent iterations will be built with features to mitigate the user-caused stress. This will increase the cost/price and/or significantly reduce the capabilities.

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Is the only difference between the lite and pro version is the ways you can connect to the device?

Can you put in adapters/receivers like the OSR2/SR6 use? E.g. Adapter for smaller sleeves from M0SAIC’s website.

How long do you believe the lifetime of the device will be? (1 year daily use?)

Additionally has this been tested to see if it works with Intiface Central to do device integration/interaction game stuff?

Finally as it’s based on the SSR1 if a part breaks (usually motor) is it possible for us to fix/replace that bit to get this working again with similar easy to the OSR2/SR6?

This is because the VESA mount wasn’t properly secured during testing. If the VESA mount is properly secured, this issue should not occur. I will test it again and post it to the community.

  1. The difference lies in the WiFi connection and the device’s ability to move without relying on a data source.
  2. In theory, no additional receivers are needed. The FLESHLIGHT receiver and half-moon receiver can adapt to a wide range of toys.
  3. The theoretical lifespan is 2000 hours, primarily depending on the motor.
  4. Yes, it is possible.
  5. Yes, it has higher integration. If the motor breaks, it can be replaced, but if the chip breaks, it cannot be (although it’s unclear in what scenarios the chip might break, such as liquid entering and damaging the circuit?).

The biggest challenge at the moment is transportation and how to repair damages incurred during use at a low cost. Otherwise, it cannot be commercialized and can only be used for DIY purposes.

Would this be usable with HereSphere?

Looks very interesting in any case, would probably check this out if my Handy dies on me

It can be done

Obviously they will test it, as its one of the key reasons to go for a stronger device. Which is why any limits the device has must be handled within the device itself so users cannot exceed it.

If users could change the firmware themselve to exceed those limits, thats something else, but thats where you can at least mark the firmware itself as safe or unsafe. (and im quite sure most users will just go with safe)

That the device becomes more expensive from improvements isnt a problem. The handy, launch, autoblow etc all have similar pricing, and as long as you are still significantly below that, you have a good competing product (and the margin is like a 50% higher price here, and potentialy even more).

Looks very interesting for me
But i’m not sure how i would mount it on a desk in a good way. I know it has VESA support but so far i can’t find any good mount that is small and can be adjusted up and down and also angle back and forward.

I would also prefer if my fleshlight case would be attached on the upper part of the case, the slim part. Just in case accidental slipping out from the sleeve, then it would feel safer to not have the machine so close. also it would make it less bulky at the entrence. Maybe it is possible with the straps that are included.

Wet Syncbot still gets me the feeling like that if you angle it well and use it at low suction and rotation. Slurps you right up.

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The strap can do it, hahaha. If you can’t find a VESA mount, you can use the handle. Unless it’s a very intense script, it should be stable enough for use.

What kind of motor is used in this?

GM4108 GM4108H-120T Gimbal Motor
The motor used is the same as SSR1

We have replaced the WiFi connection method with Bluetooth for the following reasons:

  1. WiFi connections can be affected by network environments during use, leading to potential device lag for some users. However, this issue is difficult to troubleshoot.
  2. Because T-CODE is concise enough, Bluetooth data transmission itself will be more stable (with minimal impact from external environments). Testing has shown that in Polled Update mode, Bluetooth connection is nearly indistinguishable from USB connection.
  3. Bluetooth serial port supports Multifunplayer and VAM.
  4. In the future, we may introduce more gameplay features based on Bluetooth serial port.

Therefore, for users who placed orders until today, we will ship the WiFi + Bluetooth version. Starting from tomorrow, we will remove WiFi support and only support Bluetooth.

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In india how to buy?

This does look interesting. Can it connect directly to Heresphere using the native bluetooth functionality HS provides?

Also, with these kinds of devices I’ve read in the past that owning one means replacing parts often, potential overheating and generally accepting that it’s a “DIY quality” device with a limited lifespan. Is that still true today?

If there’s an easy way to use it hands-free in bed I might buy this.

I expect it to reach THE HANDY’s quality, but to be honest, it’s hard to determine how long a product will last right after it’s released. However, a single-axis structure is simpler than the SR6’s, and I think its lifespan depends on the motor’s lifespan (of course, breaking the casing from a fall is also a likely damage). The convenience of playing in bed doesn’t depend on the device but rather on your VESA mount.

MultiFunPlayer supports Heresphere as a video player, you may wanna have it in between.

Dunno about connecting it straight from Heresphere. This device uses Bluetooth virtual COM port which means it is recognized as a serial device. If Heresphere uses the Buttplug.io library then there could be a way.

I made a review of this device in case you’ve missed it…