One of the biggest successes of the virtual reality porn industry in 2021 was not a particular site or a studio, but an inegnious male sex toy that allows you to ‘feel’ the sex action you are experiencing in VR. Launched in 2020, the Handy really took off last year as word got around in the VR porn community of how much it enhanced the viewing experience and added a whole new level of immersion.
This week, the company behind the Handy (Sweet Tech) has been showcasing their product at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Los Angeles. ‘Sexual Wellness’ products have dominated the few sex tech brands allowed to display this year, and a masturbator made particularly for VR porn is about as good as it got for male fans of future sex technology.
Engineered over the course of two years, the Handy has a sleek Scandinavian design with functional features to make it a high-tech sex toy for the modern age. One of the most unique features is its open API which allows third parties to make apps and software that can sync with Handy. This is something that the sextech community has leveraged by creating plugins for existing games and novel ways of controlling Handy. The device also comes with regular firmware updates so users can experience the latest features and performance improvements at no extra cost.
Additionally, Handy has more sophisticated, physical features like the premium brushless motor ensures the device is quiet while in use and provides maximum power all in a compact design. Plus, Handy’s 10 built-in sensors to precisely control the strokes, speed and power. Handy has an impressive range of motion with fully flexible stroke lengths up to 4.3 inches and speeds up to 10 strokes a second. Additionally, the one-size-fits-all TrueGrip sleeve system means Handy fits all shapes and sizes of individuals. But what may be the most impressive capability is how Handy has figured out how to create an immersive experience using virtual reality (VR).
https://www.prweb.com/releases/2022/01/prweb18415181.htm
You can buy The Handy ($164) direct from the company online store.
For a run-down of the few sex tech companies that were present at this year’s CES, read a summary at FutureOfSex.net.
