Ok. So I was guilty of the same thing. I thought I was going to break it if I twisted it hard. It did clip in though. Thanks for the advice!
A bit, yes. I am not using vibration / vibration scripts that much. But from what I tested, the Handy 2 (Pro) is much much smoother than the Handy 1 and much smoother than the FUNSR1.
FUNSR1 is a great device. In my opinion, I would always get the newest device on the market, which is the Handy 2. I donāt see any reason to buy an older device, when a new one is there. Sure, it costs more, but the Handy 2 standard version doesnāt cost that much more than a FUNSR1.
Itās either Handy 2 standard ā more budget friendly.
Handy 2 Pro ā more expensive, but a bit stronger and overlocked mode.
FUNSR PRO ā very expensive, but full multi axis and very very powerful.
Handy 2 is a big upgrade over a Handy 1 and also over a FUNSR1. FUNSR1 2.0 has a twist function, this is worth to mention and to consider. If twist is something you really want, then the FUNSR1 2.0 might be right choice. But if not, either Handy 2 (Pro) or FUNSR PRO.
Handy 2 works well over Bluetooth (if this is what your question is). Much better than with Handy 1. I didnāt experience any delay when I tested the Handy 2 over Bluetooth mode with scripts.
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Iām getting word from more than one person that recently purchased (less than two weeks ago) that they have already received theirs in the mail. Meanwhile I ordered back in October and still havenāt received mine. Anyone else hear about this?
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We allocate the different orders before they are shipped from the factory. Youāre probably having a different logistics track than the user you are describing. Global logistics is a nightmare:cry:
Rest assured, your order is just around the corner!
As nice as that sounds. The customer told me he bought it off the website two weeks ago and got it already and showed proof. He is in the US like me.
What was the point in purchasing back in October early if I could have just got it now immediately? This isnāt making much sense, respectfully.
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Theyāll tell you that you got the OC warranty and the better price. Itās a kicker for the people that supported them and still didnāt get theirs. Really really sucks to see. Thatās something that shouldnāt be happening at all. I hope they know that. I love OhDoki, but ehhā¦ never do a Kickstarter again guys.
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yeah, they replied and said itās a separate allocation at a cheaper price, but still. That doesnāt make much sense to me honestly. That new OSR Pro looks more promising already anyhow with all these bad reviews being given on the Handy 2. Should have just saved my money. lesson learned
Noted, and sorry! We are still learning and global logistics is hardā¦
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Handy 2 Addons ā Review Inside the Review
Intro
Welcome back! 
This is a small review inside the main review, focusing on the new Handy 2 addons. I backed these during the Kickstarter campaign and received them on February 28th.
If I remember correctly, the original plan was to ship to backers around December, but there were delays ā likely due to production adjustments.
Here Iāll cover:
- The Third Party Adapter
- The Long Sleeve Holder
- A brief look at the Extender (prototype version, as I didnāt order the final retail unit)
This part has been added in the original review above under point 22. Updates.
Letās jump in.
Third Party Adapter
Overview
The Third Party Adapter is designed specifically for third-party sleeves ā especially Fleshlights.
Important:
You do not insert the Fleshlight with its original case.
Instead, you remove the sleeve from the case and insert it directly into the adapter. Then you snap the adapter onto the Handy 2.
Itās:
- Very lightweight
- Fully plastic (not 3D printed)
- Closed-ended
- Equipped with an airflow hole on the side
During Kickstarter, it cost $59 and is currently not available separately in the Handy shop ā though I assume it will become available later.
Usage Experience
Once attached, itās very stable.
Even during fast movements:
- No wobbling
- No slipping
- Everything stays exactly where it should
However, there are a few important things to keep in mind:
- The airflow hole does not allow suction control like a normal Fleshlight case.
- Suction is present ā but weaker and not adjustable.
- I experienced some lube leakage from the airflow hole. This could have been due to using too much or a thinner lubricant, but itās worth mentioning.
One more very important note:
I strongly recommend using this in a handsfree setup.
Unfortunately, my desk mount broke, so I could only test in manual mode ā and manual mode is simply not ideal here. Handsfree positioning makes a huge difference in overall experience.
Good news:
The extender is not needed here, since the adapter already sits far enough away from the device.
Left: without extender, right: with extender
With Vina Sky Fleshlight
Cleaning
If used with an open-ended sleeve:
- Youāll need to clean the inside of the adapter.
- The material is easy to rinse.
- You might not fully reach the deepest part, but letting it air dry works perfectly fine.
Overall: quick and uncomplicated.
Worth the Price?
This is where things get tricky.
At $59, I personally think itās too expensive.
The quality is good.
It works exactly as intended.
Itās stable and reliable.
But for what it is, Iād personally see it more in the $30 range.
If you own a 3D printer, the official blueprints are available ā which is an interesting alternative.
Rating: 4 / 5
Itās a very good adapter and performs flawlessly.
The only reason I subtract a point is the price.
If youāre heavily invested in Fleshlights, itās a strong addition.
The Long Sleeve Holder
This is essentially a longer version of the standard holder ā and honestly, this one changes a lot.
In my original review, I mentioned that Onaholes were barely usable with the standard holder.
That issue is now solved.
Compatibility & Stability
With the Long Sleeve Holder:
- Medium-sized Onaholes work perfectly.
- Smaller ones work as well.
- Very large ones (like Seductive Maid or Swimsuit Girl) are not recommended ā theyāre simply too big and wonāt sit securely enough.
I tested it with:
Both worked flawlessly.
The Handy 2 (Pro) handled the weight without any problems.
Left: without extender, right: with extender
Left: without extender, right: with extender
Construction
The holder consists of:
- The main attachment piece (clicks onto the Handy 2)
- A secondary cap that goes over the sleeve
Personally, I donāt use the cap.
It feels a bit too small and too narrow in curve for medium-sized Onaholes. But the good news is: you donāt need it. Even without it, everything stays stable.
Important:
- Straps are not included.
- Youāll need to purchase straps separately.
I personally use the straps that came with my FUNSR devices ā theyāre sturdier and longer than the standard Handy strap.
Important: Extender Required
Without the extender, the holder still sits too close to the Handy 2.
That means:
- The Onahole may rub against the device.
- This can trigger movement errors.
- Long-term friction could damage both device and Onahole.
With the extender:
No rubbing. No issues. Perfect spacing.
Price & Value
Currently available in the Handy store for:
- 23.61ā¬ / $29
Personally, Iād love to see it around 15ā¬/$, but overall:
Itās sturdy, high quality, and genuinely expands the deviceās usability.
Rating: 5 / 5
Full score.
If you want to properly use medium-sized Onaholes with the Handy 2, this is essential.
It significantly elevates the device.
Affiliate link
The Long Sleeve Holder - official Handy store
The Extender
Now letās talk about the most controversial addon.
One of my biggest complaints in the original review was that the holder sits too close to the device.
That caused:
- Rubbing against the Handy 2
- Movement stops (device thinks something is blocking it)
- Potential long-term wear
- Slight discomfort during use
The extender solves all of this.
It creates proper spacing.
No rubbing.
No error stops.
Much smoother experience.
Important:
You can stack multiple extenders (confirmed by the Handy team), though I havenāt tested that myself.
The Frustrating Part
Price:
- 21.63ā¬ / $25 per extender
The Long Sleeve Holder + Extender equals:
23.61ā¬ + 21.63ā¬ = 45.24ā¬
or
$29 + $25 = $54
Thatās on top of the Handy 2 (Pro) price ā just to properly use Onaholes.
And thatās where I struggle a bit.
The extender feels almost mandatory.
In my opinion, it should be standard with the Handy 2.
Even for normal sleeves, Iād recommend it.
The only exception is the Third Party Adapter, which already has proper spacing by design.
Build Quality
I received a prototype (likely 3D printed).
Quality was good and sturdy.
I expect the final retail version to be even better.
Functionally: great.
Price-wise: too high.
If it were around 10ā¬/$, Iād call it perfectly fair.
Rating: 3.5 / 5
Itās necessary.
It works exactly as intended.
But the pricing hurts.
Affiliate link
The Extender - official Handy store
Final Thoughts on the Addons
- Third Party Adapter ā Great, but overpriced
- Long Sleeve Holder ā Game changer for Onahole users
- Extender ā Necessary, but shouldāve been standard
Overall, the addons significantly improve the Handy 2 ecosystem ā but the combined cost is something buyers should definitely factor in.
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Thanks for the review!
As the Third Party adapter isnāt available in the store yet, do you know if Fleshlights with their default case would mount securely with the extended adapter?
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You are welcome and thank you for reading!
No, there is no way to mount the Fleshlight with the original Fleshlight case to the Handy 2 currently. You have to insert the Fleshlight sleeve into the Handy 2 Third Party Adapter in order to use it.
They did because itās much lighter. The Fleshlight case itself is already quite heavy. Case + insert makes it more heavy, meaning it could reduce stroking power.
Here are the numbers:
Fleshlight case itself: 158g
Fleshlight with insert: 562g
Handy 2 Third Party Adapter itself: 87g
Handy 2 Third Party Adapter with insert: 491g
As you can see, the Handy 2 Third Party Adapter is much lighter than the Fleshlight case. There is an almost ~70g difference between a Fleshlight and the Handy 2 Third Party Adapter with Fleshlight sleeve. The design is pretty smart because of it. The lighter weight, as mentioned, allows for smoother operation. It does come at a cost of suction control though.
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Thank you for detailed review! I have forward your comments to the HW and the commercial team (pricing). Please share on Reddit as well:-)
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Thank you for checking out the review 
Regarding the price: I absolutely understand setting the price in that range and I donāt think the commercial team set it randomly, but made the calculation so it makes sense. There are many factors we as consumers have no idea of. Many things run in the background, supply and demand chains, shipping etc. Seeing prices in general rise, I see and think the prices are calculated so you make enough plus. And thatās what we as costumers also want. We donāt want a company to undersell their products, just so we have cheap products. We donāt benefit if a company sells at a loss, because long term, it risks a company of becoming bankrupt. We want a company to be healthy, to earn money so we get more products in the future.
My criticism was not meant in a āthey rip you offā way, but more in a āIād like to see the products a little cheaper, so they feel more approachable.ā
Thank you again for reading! Iāll post the review on Reddit soon as well
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Are there still problems with charging?
Can i keep the Handy 2 Pro just plugged into the power connection (electricity) like The Handy 1?
I canāt wait for my Handy 2! I ordered mine back in November 2025. Iām reading reddit posts that people who just ordered the handy 2 recently are getting priority over Pre-Orders. HOW ODD. but then again I would wait because there have been reports of people getting their device and works for only 2 uses. Iām confused. Didnāt they get backed 1 million dollars?
I would rather get the handy 2 pro wired in than have that huge battery. I could take it apart just like I did with the Kirro Keon and solder wires to an a/c adapter. Take out the battery for less weight. I know it voids warranty but for one small mod = easier convenience.
Iām pretty sure they have the same batch as us pre-orderers (EU pre-order from September, still havenāt received it yet, not even a shipping notification), but if there are problems that canāt be resolved by the user, it should be expected that Ohdoki sends out replacement units immediately, if they want to retain at least some of the trust of the customers.
I have no problems using it that way sofarā¦but Iām only using it for three weeks now.
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Itās not good for the battery long term, but thatās what I do.
@Islanti Can u remove the battery and only use the power connector (electricity)?
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I canāt really say much about this, I never run into any charging problems. From what I heard, you can plug the Handy 2 into power, while using it.
99% of the Handy 2 units work. What you read is a loud minority, that, rightfully, tell about their experience and that they have problems. I wouldnāt worry too much about it. If problems occur, the Handy team will take care of it. I think they are doing their best to solve every problems that may occur.
Handy 2ās battery is a life changer for me. I would never want to get back to wired. Only if the device something like multi-axis, like the FUNSR PRO does. But for every single stroker, I donāt want to deal with cables anymore. It frees everything up so much and handling is much easier. But everybody has a different preference.
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