I've seen a lot of rave reviews about the Handy but nothing about OSR2/SR6. Does anyone have any experience with them?

Yep, see my reply on this thread here. OSR2/SR6's are incredible.
https://forum.sexlikereal.com/d/5006-multi-axis-sex-toys-scripts-released/13

I operate an OSR2+ w/ twist, equipped with an onahole adapter. I'm planning to do a more detailed write-up about my experience with it, and setting it up for maximum realism. But in the meantime, let me know if you have any questions.

It's worth it. I'm planning to upgrade to an SR6 after my credit card has had a chance to cool off after recent expenses 🙂

It's amazing, my one complaint is I had a bit of a learning curve with it... Once you figure it out you won't use anything else. It's intuitive, I've done repairs and replacements and new servos and all that. It's a great device, took me longer than I'm willing to admit to figure out how to connect to MultiFunPlayer

Randomizing the twist and other axises on MultiFunPlayer while streaming scripts is nuts and enhances immersion a lot. The lube pump and heating features are incredible as well, get one if you can

From what I gather the servo noise is a big issue for many but they are top of the line in terms of experience. Currently the handy is the best consumer device but it only has one axis, no fleshlight support, less powerful, etc.

Tempest max (creator of the osr etc.) is developing the ssr 1 which will be way more quiet (no servos). SLR is basically making a consumer variant of that. Excited about that one personally cause I have neighbors and thin walls.

Btw, saw some prototype over there too for script able tightness. Exciting times

And does anyone have video of it in use on an actual dick? i have a hard time imagining how it would work without ripping someone's dick off 🤣

    jbob72144 There was a horror story from one handy user who got a really bad injury from using it. Injuries could easily happen with any of these devices if you're not careful.

      The servo noise is not really an issue on the OSR2. I do use headphones, but I doubt the noise would be loud enough to reach neighbors, even if you're in an apartment. I can't comment on the noise for an SR6 yet.

      Hahaha, and no injuries from my experience at least. I do have a power switch set up on mine, so it's easy to stop if it gets a little too crazy.

      It really depends on what your looking for. If it's ease of use, the Handy wins out. For me personally, realism is the top factor. And for that, the OSR2/SR6 is unmatched.

        9 months later

        netcat

        Servo noise isn't a huge factor for when I'm alone, but when it's really active, you can hear the main servos through the door (within the house). A TV isn't enough to drown one out. The next apartment shouldn't hear it.

        I'm told more expensive servos have less noise, but I'm not at the point of replacing mine yet.

        As far as feeling goes, they're awesome. Some of the player software can take a single axis Handy .funscript file and improvise on the pitch, roll and twist axis for you. I used to worry that there wasn't sufficient multi axis scripts out, but that's not an issue. (I believe MultiFunPlayer works with SLR)

        It's a hobbyist product, and you have some experimenting and playing around with settings to get what you want, but worth the effort IMHO.