About Ohdoki

Ohdoki is a sextech pioneer based in Norway and the mastermind behind The Handy, which they proudly market as "the world's smartest interactive stroker." Since launching in 2018, they’ve sold over 200,000 units, with 10,000+ active daily users, and a passionate 25,000+ member community across Discord and Reddit. If you're searching for interactive sex toys, The Handy is everywhere - it's practically impossible to miss.

The Handy in Detail

Physically, The Handy has a sleek Scandinavian design, standing roughly 23 cm tall and 7 cm in diameter. Its core strength lies in its powerful brushless motor, capable of an adjustable stroke length of 0-110 mm and speeds ranging from a slow tease (10 strokes/min) to a mind-blowing 600 strokes/min. Just to clarify - you won't get the full stroke length at max speed, but trust us, even partial strokes at high speed feel insane. 😏

One thing to note: The Handy is always plugged in. There's no battery, meaning you’ll never have to worry about it dying mid-session, but you will always be tethered to a power source.

The control panel features tactile clicky buttons:

1. Power button (On/Off)
2. Up/Down buttons (adjust stroke length)
3. Left/Right buttons (switch speed)
4. Mode button (cycle between manual, Bluetooth, and online modes)
5. LED indicator (displays current mode)

On the opposite side, you’ll find the heart of the machine - the stroker system. The sleeve is held in place by a Velcro strap that secures it tightly, preventing slippage during use. The default sleeve has internal nubs and exterior ridges designed to ensure the Velcro strap stays locked in place. The Handy also supports alternative sleeves, including Fleshlight Quickshot (with or without its case) and third-party sleeves. Unfortunately, there is no compatibility with larger Fleshlights. There’s even a hands-free mount available, though DIY solutions from the community are common.

The Handy offers three main modes:

1. Manual Mode (Green/White) – Plug & play, no external setup required.
2. Bluetooth Mode (Blue) – Connect to devices for synced pleasure (hold the mode button to enter).
3. Online Mode (Pink) – Syncs with interactive content via Wi-Fi (press mode button once).
4. Dual Mode (Pink & Blue) – Since firmware v4, you can use Bluetooth and online mode simultaneously!

Ohdoki has made it clear that there’s currently no Handy 2 in development. Instead, they focus on continuous software updates, refining user experience without altering the hardware.

I’ll try to keep this short, but after over a year with The Handy, that’s easier said than done… 😅

When I first got it, I was hyped. The Handy is everywhere - on Reddit, in forums, in endless reviews. So, naturally, I spent hours researching tips and tricks before even unboxing it. And honestly? That’s also the biggest downside of this toy. You have to invest time in it. The sheer number of settings, scripts, and content options is overwhelming at first. I lost entire afternoons digging through interactive videos, learning how to write my own scripts, and testing different sites. It’s anything but plug-and-play. If you’re after simplicity, this ain’t it.

That said, once you do figure it out, the experience is next level.

How a Typical Session Looks Like

1. Pick Your Mode: Manual is instant and straightforward, but for interactive play, you’ll need some setup time.
2. Choose a Video & Script: If you're syncing it to content, you’ll need both a video and a matching funscript (more on that later).
3. Get Ready: The Handy works best when you’re already hard. The sleeve needs to go all the way down before you tighten the strap.
4. Lube Up: You’ll need a good amount of lube, but surprisingly, it lasts quite long.
5. Strap In & Go: Once secured in the Velcro strap, The Handy gets to work - stroking up and down with customizable speed and length.

And let me tell you - the sensations are impressive. There's something uniquely satisfying about being stroked without having to move a muscle. If you’ve never tried a hands-free toy before, it’s a game-changer.

Feel

The stroke length and speed are chef’s kiss. 👌 My size (~7 inches) is used to its full potential, and the adjustable stroke range makes it great for different lengths. I even shortened the top part slightly because the sleeve sometimes slipped out - a mess you do not want to deal with. 😬

The movement isn’t just straight up and down; it also stretches the sleeve slightly, adding a unique pull. I usually rest The Handy on my lower abdomen and let it do its thing. Holding it doesn’t bother me, but a true hands-free experience requires extra mounts (either expensive or DIY).

For me, syncing with videos and funscripts is where this toy really shines. But here’s the catch - sometimes, it’s too good. There have been many moments where I had to pause the video just to catch my breath and lower my arousal level. What I really wish The Handy had is a real-time intensity adjustment - right now, it just follows the script 1:1. That brings me to my biggest frustration…

The “Uh Oh, I’m Finishing” Problem

Here’s the deal: When you’re about to finish, you better hope it’s at the right moment. There’s no built-in climax function, no way to slow it down smoothly. If the script suddenly stops? Tough luck. If it speeds up instead? Also tough luck. 😅

And the worst part? After you finish, The Handy just keeps going. There’s no cooldown mode - your only options are:

1. Smash the power button to shut it off instantly
2. Stop the video (which feels awkward mid-session)

For a device this advanced, it’s really surprising that there’s no auto slow-down feature, despite the community begging for it. Hopefully, a software update fixes this one day...

Practical Considerations

After one round, you must clean the sleeve. If you try to go again without washing it first… well, let’s just say your lube + leftover fluids = a very unpleasant texture. Think whipped cream - but not in a sexy way. 😬

The Handy itself? Always ready to go. Since it’s plugged in, there’s no battery life to worry about. But it is pretty loud (~60 dB) - so if your walls are thin, your neighbors will hear something. I personally use headphones to drown it out, but covering it with a blanket isn’t ideal (it traps heat and can mess with performance).

For what it is, The Handy is surprisingly well-built - which, honestly, you’d expect at this price point. But let’s break it down properly, because hardware and software are two very different stories here.

Hardware

Physically, The Handy feels solid. The plastic casing is durable, doesn’t scratch easily, and has no sharp edges - well, almost. There is a slight edge where the motor and the sleeve holder connect, but it’s nothing that affects usability. The buttons have a nice, clicky feel, and they’ve held up perfectly over time. Even after over a year of use, they work just as smoothly as on day one.

The Velcro strap system is another highlight. It does a fantastic job of keeping the sleeve in place, even during higher speeds. There’s no slipping, no sudden readjustments needed - once it’s locked in, it stays in place. This was one of my initial worries before buying, but after extensive testing, I can confidently say it’s one of the most secure setups I’ve tried.

Software

Now, let’s talk about the software, because this is where things get a little interesting.

When it works, it’s fantastic. The Handy’s online connectivity, script syncing, and app control add an entirely new level of interactivity that most other strokers can’t even dream of. The whole experience feels futuristic - like a tech-enhanced pleasure system rather than just a toy.

However… tech isn’t perfect. And The Handy relies heavily on its servers, which means if something goes down, you might have a frustrating night ahead. While it’s rare, I have experienced moments where the device wouldn’t connect properly or the server was unresponsive. That being said, in over a year of use, this has only happened to me a handful of times - so while it’s an occasional annoyance, it hasn’t been a dealbreaker.

What really sets The Handy apart, though, is how dedicated the developers are. They’re active in the Discord community, constantly communicate updates, and fix issues incredibly fast. If a bug pops up, it’s usually addressed in no time. The software is consistently updated, and it’s clear that Ohdoki is invested in keeping The Handy at the top of its game.

So yes, while software hiccups do happen, the ongoing support and improvements more than make up for it.

Karl’s Take – A Reliable Pleasure Machine

What can I say? The Handy has never let me down. Whether I’m in the mood for a long edging session or a quick release, it gets the job done every time. Orgasms are consistent and satisfying, though the experience does depend on which sleeve I’m using.

One of its biggest advantages is that it’s plugged in at all times. There’s no battery to worry about, no mid-session power drops, and even after a year of use, it still runs just as smoothly as on day one. The motor is just as powerful, the strokes are just as strong, and the experience is still solid.

That said, The Handy is only as good as the effort you put into it. It’s an advanced toy with tons of options, and if you don’t take advantage of all the interactive features, scripts, and sleeve combinations, you’re not getting the full experience.

But here’s the thing - after over a year, I find myself reaching for my manual Fleshlight more often. Why? Because simplicity wins sometimes. As much as I enjoy the high-tech stroking experience, there are days when I don’t feel like setting things up, syncing videos, or adjusting settings. Sometimes, I just want a quick, no-fuss session - and in those moments, a classic Fleshlight is easier.

Leni’s Take – A Great Addition to Mutual Masturbation

Obviously, The Handy isn’t made for me, but I have to admit - I’ve been curious. I’ve wondered how it would work with a dildo, but unfortunately, it’s just not built for that. There are DIY solutions floating around online, but let’s be real: it’s not exactly user-friendly for that purpose. Plus, it lacks the power needed to handle a heavier object like a dildo properly.

But while I can’t use it myself, I absolutely love what it brings to our sessions together. Mutual masturbation with The Handy is a game-changer. Karl and I enjoy watching porn together sometimes, and there’s something seriously hot about watching him completely lost in pleasure - without me having to do anything to adjust speed or intensity.

It’s fun to watch, it keeps things effortless for me, and honestly? It adds a whole new dynamic to our playtime.

The Handy arrives in a sleek black box that, while simple in material, still manages to feel elegant and modern. It’s clean, minimalistic, and well-designed.

The front of the box features only the logo, while the side has a raised, textured imprint of the device itself - a subtle but really nice touch. Running your fingers over it, you can actually feel the contours of the toy, making the packaging feel more premium than expected.

Sliding the outer sleeve off reveals the actual cardboard packaging inside, which follows the same minimalist aesthetic. Inside, everything is neatly organized:

1. The Handy itself sits securely in its compartment.
2. The standard sleeve and power cable are packed separately.
3. A quickstart guide (in English, German, French, and Spanish)

One thing I really appreciate? No unnecessary plastic. Unlike many brands that claim to be eco-friendly but still use excessive plastic wrapping, Ohdoki actually delivers on sustainability. Everything is packed in paper and cardboard, proving that high-quality packaging doesn’t have to be wasteful.

The Handy is made almost entirely of plastic. Nothing groundbreaking, nothing premium - but it doesn’t feel cheap either. It’s just solid, functional, and built to do its job.

The Velcro strap is another point of discussion. Some users complain about the small surface area that secures the strap, but personally? It’s never been an issue for me. Even when using a Fleshlight Quickshot (both with and without the case), the strap holds everything securely in place. That said, The Handy does offer different straps, so if the default one isn’t working for you, there are alternatives - but I’d recommend testing the standard strap first before buying extras.

Maintenance – Not for the Lazy

If you’re used to standard strokers, you know the routine: use it, wash it, dry it, put it away. Done.

Well… The Handy requires a bit more love.

1. Oiling the Motor

Over time, the motor needs lubrication. If you don’t oil it, it can run dry, which reduces its lifespan and makes it way louder than the usual ~60 dB. Fortunately, this process is simple and quick, but it’s an extra step you wouldn’t have with a manual toy.

2. Sleeve Choice & The Mess Factor

Your experience with cleanup depends heavily on which sleeve you use.

If you’re using The Handy’s original closed sleeve, cleanup is straightforward - no stress, no mess.

If you’re using an open-ended sleeve like the Quickshot, prepare yourself. Lube WILL drip onto the device and the Velcro strap. And if any liquid gets near the slit where the stroker moves? Good luck. 😅 Every drop that finds its way inside is a potential disaster waiting to happen.

I’ve learned to work around it, but it’s far from stress-free. Keeping a towel nearby is a must, and you’ll quickly develop a strategy to prevent accidental spills. Still, it’s something to be aware of if you’re considering open sleeves.

The Handy’s price fluctuates quite a bit, depending on sales and where you buy it. You can sometimes snag it for around $139 during a good deal, but at full price, it can go up to $190. That’s a big gap, and it definitely makes you stop and think: Is it really worth it?

Honestly? That depends entirely on how often you plan to use it.

If you’re someone who enjoys daily sessions and wants the best of the best in automated strokers, The Handy absolutely justifies its price. Many users swear by it as their go-to device - something they use every single day. In that case, the cost spreads out nicely over time, and the value is through the roof.

But if you’re more like me - using it once a week or just a few times a month - it becomes a bigger question mark. The technology, customization, and interactive features are all top-tier, but if it’s just sitting in your drawer most of the time, it might not be the best investment.

That said, The Handy is one of the most advanced strokers on the market, and competing products with similar features don’t come much cheaper. So if everything in this review sounds like your thing, it’s definitely worth considering - just make sure you’ll actually use it enough to justify the price.

I got the Extra TrueGrip Sleeve for The Handy™ with my purchase. It’s… fine. Nothing revolutionary, but it does the job well enough.

Made from TPR, it features varied internal textures, but honestly? I don’t feel them as much as I do with other brands. The main sensation comes from the suction effect, which is pretty strong. If you like that vacuum-like grip, this might be a great fit - but for me, it often becomes too much after the first round.

After multiple uses, it’s already showing visible wear and thinning at the top. At some point, it’ll probably tear. This isn’t a dealbreaker, but it’s something to be aware of - especially if you plan to use The Handy regularly.

If you’re just using The Handy’s app, you’re barely scratching the surface. The real magic happens when you dive into browser-based and PC programs - but fair warning: it’s an overwhelming world at first.

To get started, I highly recommend checking out HandyFeeling, the official control hub from the manufacturer.

Here, you can:

1. Manually control The Handy with a simple slider.
2. Use the Random Stroker feature (because surprises are fun, right? 😏).
3. Play local videos with funscripts, syncing your device perfectly to the action.

What the Hell Are Funscripts?

If you’re new to the concept, funscripts are timed motion files that sync The Handy’s strokes to a video. Instead of just watching, you’re feeling the action in real-time. Pretty wild, huh?

These scripts are available for free and paid content, but before diving in, I strongly suggest checking if your favorite content is compatible. Nothing worse than getting hyped for a scene only to realize there’s no matching script.

Free vs. Paid Content – Do You Really Need to Spend?

The beauty of The Handy is that you don’t have to pay for content - there are thousands of free funscripts floating around online. The best places to start?

1. Eroscripts (account required) – The ultimate hub for free scripts, tips, and community mods.
2. FapTap – Another great place to browse user-created scripts.

However, if you’re into VR, be prepared to open your wallet.

Sites like SLR (SexLikeReal) offer high-quality, interactive VR content, but it comes at a price.

VR-only setups really shine when fully integrated with VR googles, but since I don’t own one, I can’t speak from experience. That said, the hype is massive, and many users say it’s the best way to experience The Handy.

There's also the option to let a cam-girl control your toy. Of course, this is a paid service, but it's officially promoted by the developer.

DIY Scripting & AI Options

Want to create your own scripts? There are multiple ways to do it:

Manual scripting

Best results, but time-consuming. You’ll need special PC software (check Eroscripts for recommendations).

AI-generated scripts

Platforms like FapTap, SyncMo, and FellMe offer AI-powered scripting. In my experience the AI can match the video’s rhythm but doesn’t actually mimic what’s happening in a realistic way.

Games & Other Interactive Fun

Oh, and did I mention? The Handy can also be controlled by certain games.

That’s right - some adult games allow direct integration, turning gameplay into a whole new kind of immersive experience.

Bottom Line – If You Want the Full Experience, You NEED Eroscripts

If you’re just using The Handy manually, you’re missing out on 90% of what it can do.

If there are any tips, programs or web sites that you need, feel free to ask for more in the comments section!

YES - but only if you're willing to put in the effort.

If you love interactive play and are ready to explore scripts, VR, and community-driven content, The Handy is unmatched. If you want a simple, easy-to-use stroker, you might find it too complex. It’s a powerful tool - but only as good as the effort you put into using it.

🔥 Final Thoughts: This toy can change your solo sessions forever - but only if you take the time to learn its full potential. 😉