Well it’s happened. The Kirroo Keon is on the verge of packing it in and honestly, I’m glad.
The motor is starting to die, I’ve tried many ways to connect it to the PC without success, the battery is poor, no customer support ECT ECT. They new it was bad with 3 known updates to the machine and this new one is practically a catch-up.
Anyway I digress; having a bit of trouble finding the new machines, as in all the options. I’d really like some help.
I am wheelchair bound 80% of the day with erbs palsy. This site and related content give me access that I don’t otherwise get. I’d like to pick the right machine this time.
My criteria is niche but bare with me;
*I cannot wear a headset so vr is out (does anyone have an awesome free converter?)
*I’m not great with tech so pretty easy to connect would be advantageous.
Desk/stand clamp option
I have a win11pc and a google pixel phone.
I mainly watch bj videos
I’m in Australia so I need to be wary of postage and currency
The Keon wasn’t good enough but I do like the powerblow even though this one is also nearly dead.
Thankyou to anyone that takes the time to help, I really appreciate it.
The 3rs “emo” account here (once again not tech savvy)
Keon 2 is obvious option given you were already in the ecosystem. Its coming out soon tm.
Handy is the obvious and easy base option.
Handy2 is the upgrade but it seems to be having quite a few issues requiring a lot of people to get replacements(which might be a problem cause Im assuming you wouldnt be able to get easy replacements if they dont have a supplier in Australia)
Other than that you could probably buy a funsr machine cause those guys operate out of china and ship from there i believe.
Please. I’m having trouble with this site finding all the machines available. I’ve seen a few but want to make the right choice. Thankyou for trying to help.
Yes. Absolutely no confidence in kirroo. I’ve had the Keon for 2 years and it’s been nothing but a headache.
I’ve even emailed the vr companies asking for non vr material. I’m happy to pay for products but it would be very awkward to ask my support worker to set up a headset and kindly leave the room…
I did like reading the handy2, I had no idea about issues but thanks for the heads-up. I didn’t u swear and the token system or connection with finding plays so I didn’t look into it
Totally agree regarding Handy 1 and not Handy 2. A friend of mine just ordered a Handy 2 a few weeks ago and it was dead on arrival. Just doesn’t charge at all, so now he’s having to jump through a lot of hoops to get a replacement sorted. Let’s just say he isn’t best pleased (and I feel slightly guilty as I recommended Handy to him based on my experiences with Handy 1 and without realising the full extent of the issues with Handy 2 at the time).
The Handy 1 on the other hand is an absolute tank, if you can do without the extra features of the Handy 2.
They tried to be fancy with the Handy 2, when most people would probably just want improvements to the actual specs (better motor, mostly).
Of course, I do understand that you’d want to innovate as well as make the appearance and description pop for marketing purposes. The new form and features were probably helpful when pushing to spread brand awareness through the various marketing campaigns.
Yea indeed. While I know a lot of people will love the addition of the battery, for me personally I never minded having the Handy 1 wired. Given most of the issues with the Handy 2 seem to be with the battery and charging…yeaaah!
I do have the Handy 2 as well (got it on Kickstarter) but still haven’t 3D printed a handsfree solution for it, so other than running the battery down to test the charging on it, I haven’t really even used it. Happy enough using Handy 1 till then, although I’m just hoping and praying that when I do get around to using it properly, it doesn’t just die on me after a use or two.
My main reason for getting Handy 2 was longer stroke length, better motor and quieter operation.
You don’t plan on using the built-in mounting threads on the Handy 2?
I have heard complaints about them, but the whole point was to make stuff like 3D printed handsfree solutions obsolete xD
I’ll regard all costs and pick the right machine. Hardcase sleeves are much preferred in my case but I also am handy with a 3d printer. I’d rather great and easy connection functionality over cheap one time purchase but would like to weigh up all options. Accuracy and latency are important to me as well.
If you can 3d print, getting a preassembled OSR2 or SR6 does become a viable option (g90ak and a few others sell these devices on this forum, or YHC sells these on their website).
These machines only at the initial setup can be a bit more cumbersome, but its not that complicated as its just defining movement limits.
I just dont know how australia’s customs goes with these (or any of the toys in general). These devices are nearly always guaranteed to be noticed by customs (and therefor can get additionaly taxed or rejected).
A 3d printer does allow you to make clamps yourself, And if you know the editing software, allows full adjustments to position it properly. And i can imagine something similar to this as mounting option might potentialy work depending on the wheelchair:
(yes, the normal desk mounts also exist)
With 3d printing you should be able to print customized versions of any clamping system.
i would say multi-axis is most recommended for blowjob videos since it can perform tip action without up/down movements. But it realy depends on whether you can obtain these.
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