The Handy is one of the best automated masturbators around; there’s a not a lot in it when choosing between the Kiiroo Keon or Handy, other than the type of sleeve you want to use. The Kiiroo Keon uses full-size fleshlights and has an optional suction attachment, and while the older models only worked over Bluetooth, the latest device include Wi-Fi, too. The Handy uses smaller custom sleeves, with Wi-Fi for easier web connectivity and video syncing. Still, neither is perfect, and OhDoki, the makers of the Handy, have taken the feedback on board and come up with what might become the ultimate automated stroker: the Handy 2.
It’s now shipping and available to buy at TheHandy.com (Code SEXTOYDB is auto applied and will net you 15% off)
So what’s new?
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Handsfree Mounting
Though you could print your own unofficial mounting system for the original Handy, those without a printer were basically out of luck. The Handy 2 includes two standard tripod screw mounts built into the case, making it instantly compatible with hundreds of secure mounting systems and adaptors. That’s a massive upgrade.
Click-On Accessory System
The original Handy uses a velcro strap that interfaces directly between the sleeve and the main body of the Handy. The Handy 2 has kept the same adjustable velcro strap (which can accommodate different sizes, as well as tighten the experience), but this time it’s a separate accessory that then clicks onto the side of the Handy 2.
OhDoki has promised other accessories coming down the line, such as a rotating sleeve holder, and a full-size Fleshlight holder. That address one of the major concerns of the original.
The accessory system can also be mounted upside down, which means your mounting options are even more varied.
Battery-Powered, but More Powerful
The Handy 2 is now battery-powered. While this was a common complaint about the power cable on the original, I’m not sure I agree with this choice. At least, I hope it can still be used while plugged in, because batteries don’t last forever and aren’t replaceable. They’re also incredibly annoying if you happen to forget to charge.
Despite the battery switch, the Handy 2 is stronger, with a slightly longer stroke length (about 10%), and with quieter mechanics. Can’t argue with that.
Two Versions
In a slightly curious move, there are two versions: the regular Handy 2, and the Handy 2 Pro. The major difference is the battery size: 3,200mAh for around 5 hours use, vs 700mAh (about 1 hour). It charges faster too, and has the ability to be “overclocked”—made to run faster than designed. It can also go 50mm/s faster out of the box, at 32-450mm/s vs 32-400mm/s, and has Teflon-coated mechanics.
Starts at $170
Now for the really great news: act soon to secure an early bird spot, and you can grab the non-pro Handy 2 version for as little as $170 + shipping. That’s 43% off the retail price of $300!
Here’s hoping we’ll get a unit for review as soon as possible. It’s quite likely to take the top spot of our top automated strokers buying guide if it actually delivers what’s promised—and I’d love to know what Kiiroo is cooking up in response.