šŸŽ™ [Review] FunSR PRO Sound Test & Review

Maybe I’m an idiot but how do you remove the onahole adapter from the twist module so you can put fleshlights back on it? It follows the same design as the OSR2 but it seems like the tolerances are way tighter on the Pro, its basically stuck for me.

There’s a split in the ring that locks the twist module/fleshlight in place, push on that bit of plastic to get it out of the way and twist the onahole adapter to unlock it.

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I tried… maybe i’m just too weak… thanks though i’ll keep trying

EDIT: I had to bust out the handy flat head screwdriver to get some good leverage :flexed_biceps:

I find mine quite easy to remove… Eat some spinach!

Popeye The Sailor Man: Spinach Power!

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How would you compare this to an SR6?

I use this more often than the SR6 (from the same manufacturer).

SR6 has additional degrees of freedom which is unmatched, though I only found it making a difference in VaM, or multi-axis scripts that’s been meticulously crafted. Otherwise I find an OSR2+ do the job just fine, at a lower noise level.

The FunSR PRO is an OSR2+ that is even quieter but hefty. Since I don’t have to lift it very often, I don’t see a reason to not use it as a daily driver.

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yeah I was wondering because my SR6 went bad in less than a year and I was looking for a replacement either for the PRO or the SR6 but from this manufacturer

Is there maybe a way to get the twist even more quiet?

I found mine to be really loud when it was brand new, but it has quietened down after a couple of weeks use. Maybe it smooths the plastic that grinds.

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Something I do is to limit the speed and range of R0 script, and enable pchip interpolator. I found most of the noise are produced by sharp direction changes, which happens if the motor cannot catch up.

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