Hi. I managed to get a discount on the FUNSR Mini(I got the Twist version for the price of the regular version) We agreed that in exchange, I’d write a review of it. Thank you so much, Renwoxing.
So here it is. I received it in early August, but I’m only writing the review now. If you’re looking for super-detailed reviews with measurements and lots of photos, check out the others. Bek just posted one there recently. I’m not a professional reviewer. o( ❛ᴗ❛ )o
The noise annoys and distracts me (that’s the main reason I mostly create scripts for videos with music). I’m also annoyed by the need to connect to separate servers, as is the case with The Handy. There were a few times when the connection dropped in the middle of a session. So I started looking for alternatives. A year ago, I bought the Fun SR1 2.0. It turned out to be a little noisier than the Handy, but it was more powerful and completely solved the second problem. Overall, I’m satisfied with it, but I wanted something quieter. Then the FunSR Pro came out, but it’s very expensive, and later the mini was released. I wanted to buy it because it’s advertised as quiet. But I had more pressing expenses, so I couldn’t afford it until now. So here I’m comparing my experiences using three devices: The Handy, FunSR1 and SR Mini.
Here is the package contents for the Twist version.
Let’s start with the shape. I love coming up with all kinds of different mounts and experimenting. The Handy’s shape is the least suitable for this; the SR1 is better, and the Mini is simply a cube that’s very convenient for this purpose. The fact that its movable part is positioned toward the front also works well here. I’ll go into more detail about this when I write about hands-free mounts.
In terms of power and speed, the Mini is also the best, in my opinion. That’s great, and it makes for a more immersive experience.
And now we come to the main reason why I bought the Mini: the noise. And in this case, the result is rather unsatisfactory. It’s definitely quieter than the Handy and FunSR1, but it’s not “quiet.” I expected much more. Let’s take it step by step. First, all three masturbators make different kinds of noise. The FunSR1 has the sharpest sound. The Mini, on the other hand, has a mechanical sound. Here are some rough sound graphs (just recorded on my phone). Yes, the Mini’s speed is adjustable (in my tests, I used DAG - 1.25 and DKP - 4.2).
And now, without any numbers—just my impressions. This is my setup for sessions: a Pico 4 and two pairs of wireless headphones with active noise cancellation (one pair is earbuds, and the other is full-size. If anyone’s wondering how I use them with the headset, here’s how: I simply modified the helmet mount).
Objectively speaking, the Mini is the quietest. When there’s music in the video, you can’t hear it at all. In videos without music, if the script is slow, it’s barely audible, but if the speed exceeds 200 mm/s, it becomes clearly audible. The higher the speed, the louder it gets. Also, when it overheats—after about 2–3 hours of active use—it gets very loud, but after just 1–2 minutes, it cools down and the noise returns to normal.
Speaking of noise, the recently released Twist 2.0 has also become quieter, but it’s still louder than the masturbator itself, so I rarely use it.
Before I wrap up, I’ll tell you a little about my mount—maybe it’ll come in handy for you, too. Abdulis create what are called “Hands” belt mounts. This is just my version of that mount, but for the Mini. I use these mounts while lying in bed as a replacement for all those rods with VESA mounts. Belt-mounted mounts are much more convenient because you’re not restricted to just one position or one axis of your body. You can always quickly sit down or stand up without turning off the masturbator.
SR mini mount.stl (1.0 MB)
The SR mini is a good product if you need something more powerful than the Handy and don’t want to rely on servers. But if you’re looking for a truly quiet masturbator, this isn’t the one for you. I’m just saying that if you find the Handy loud, don’t assume the SR Mini will be quiet. It’s more accurate to say that it won’t be as loud as the Handy. That’s the right way to describe it. Still, there isn’t a quieter product out there, so you don’t really have a choice anyway. o( ❛ᴗ❛ )o
Well, other than that, I’m pretty happy with it. I still won’t be able to watch the scripts without music, but I’ll be able to turn down the volume on videos that have music.
A quick afterword. I’ve been using electronic masturbators for about six years now. Technology is advancing, but as far as I’m concerned, the biggest problem with these devices is still “coming at the right moment.” I’d really love a device that could somehow automatically track your body’s state and slow down or speed up when needed.
And I absolutely don’t understand why there aren’t any devices on the market for VR and regular games that would track the movements of your penis inside the masturbator and display them on the screen. I know there used to be a way to use the Lovense Calor in Koikatsu, but that project seems to have been abandoned. And there’s something similar in VAM. It completely solves the problem of “coming at the right moment”. Maybe you know of something similar that I haven’t heard of?
Thank you for reading. I hope you found this helpful in some way.
P.S. DeapL AI translate.