Hi everyone!
Is Lovense Calor a worthy device for scripting?
Before buying one I'd like to know if any of you has this device and if everything ok:
Thanks a lot in advance!!
shinobi1987 - Its ok as a cheaper option - but if you want way better realism and sensations, go with Kiiroo Keon or the Handy (or OSR2) - matches real life movement to onscreen the best
Hey @shinobi1987 , I'm obviously biased since I'm one of the creators of Haptics Connect, but if there are any issues then I'm here to help.
As for the toy itself, if you want to go for a vibrating toy, I would say I prefer the Gush over the Calor. It has a better fit which means the vibrations do feel better to me.
There are multiple playback modes inside haptics to change how the toy reacts.
The vibrations do feel immersive, but as @RealcumberScripts says, a stroking toy would be the better option if you want to go for realism.
Thanks a lot for your replies @raser1 and @RealcumberScripts!! .
I have been checking Lovense web and they sell the Max 2 with "dual stimulation " (not only vibration but also contraction) so I guess this is a step forward to realism.
I really don't know if there are others, and better devices (SLR compatible) with "dual stimulation" (which I wanna think it's better than vibration alone...)
We do support the Max 2, but I should tell you that we don't have videos specifically scripted for those contractions. Only the vibrations are synchronized to the video. You are able to change the contractions/tightness inside the settings menu though. This effectively changes the tightness of the device.
All things considered I personally prefer the Gush as the best vibrating toy of those three options. It's compact, easy to clean and feels good.
raser1 thanks a lot for that info as I had (wrongly) assumed that contractions were also scripted.
I'll check the Gush then!!
RealcumberScripts Its ok as a cheaper option - but if you want way better realism and sensations, go with Kiiroo Keon or the Handy (or OSR2) - matches real life movement to onscreen the best
What he said.
raser1 We do support the Max 2, but I should tell you that we don't have videos specifically scripted for those contractions.
You know--I had a suspicion this was the case. When I've used it, it did not seem like it was sync. I thought maybe it was my imagination. But it makes sense that the scripting would be different for the contractions than for stroking.
doublevr Presumably support for Lovense Nora's Rotation has been added to Haptics connect as almost a year has passed? Please could you confirm if this is the case? Thank you.
Doesnt work at all,
Haptics connect app has no interactivity with the SLR app on PC.
Using max 2, used to work fine with slr app, now cant get it to connect due to haptics connect not having any coms with the slr app on pc and the network. The app itself has been downvoted on the app store to 2.1 stars...
both max 2 and pc and phone are using the same wifi, have tried connecting the max to bluetooth on its own to the pc but still nothing.
Will be asking for a refund since paid for prem to slr but the max 2 is just a paper weight, yet SLR still advertises that it works.
What a joke.
Obviously the Max 2 should work as advertised. I have just tried, and my Max 2 connects right away.
justastrangerpassing Have you tried contacting support?
Shinobi_101 Rotation is supported for Nora, but not scripted specifically. The rotation speed is linked to the speed of the action you see in the video. Just like the vibrations are.
Make sure you connect your HapticsConnect app on your phone with your SLR account.
With the HapticsConnect app open, launch a browser on the same phone and navigate to your SLR profile page. Here you will find a button to connect your account to the app.
Cleaning tools might interfere with this, As do some phone security settings that prevent apps to communicate with each other.
