Fleshlight Launch — Complete Guide
Device Guide
What Is the Fleshlight Launch?
The Fleshlight Launch was the first mainstream interactive stroking device and is considered the pioneer that started the funscript movement. Developed by Fleshlight and Kiiroo, it uses Bluetooth to connect and accommodates standard Fleshlight sleeves. While it has been officially discontinued, it remains in use by many community members and a large number of legacy funscripts were originally created for it.
Key Specifications
| Axes | 1 (stroke) |
| Stroke Length | ~70 mm |
| Max Speed | ~180 strokes/min |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 4.0 |
| Power | Rechargeable battery |
| Sleeve | Standard Fleshlight (many options) |
| Status | Discontinued — available second-hand |
| Original Price | ~$199 USD |
Setup Walkthrough
- Charge the device fully via the included USB cable.
- Insert your preferred Fleshlight sleeve into the Launch housing.
- Power on the device — the LED will flash.
- Open a funscript player that supports Bluetooth (ScriptPlayer, MultiFunPlayer).
- Scan and pair via Bluetooth — select "Launch" from the device list.
- Load a video and funscript, then play.
Pros
- Uses real Fleshlight sleeves — huge variety of textures
- Battery powered — wireless during use
- Simple Bluetooth pairing
- Large catalogue of legacy scripts designed for its stroke profile
Cons
- Discontinued — only available second-hand
- Shortest stroke length (70 mm) of all major devices
- Slower motor than The Handy or Keon
- Bluetooth 4.0 can be unreliable on some PCs
- No manufacturer support or firmware updates
- Large and heavy form factor
Should You Buy One?
If you already own a Launch, it still works well with funscripts via ScriptPlayer or MultiFunPlayer. However, if you are buying your first device, we recommend choosing a currently supported device like The Handy or Keon for better performance, support, and software compatibility.