FeelHey Hey Bracelet or Pavlok Shock Clock 2? Side-by-side funscript compatibility: connection types, how each syncs with HaptiQ, and setup routes.
FeelHey Hey Bracelet funscript · Setup guide
Pavlok Shock Clock 2 funscript · Setup guide
Yes. Both are in HaptiQ's device index, and a funscript is device-agnostic — the same motion file plays on either. What differs is how each one connects.
The FeelHey Hey Bracelet connects over Bluetooth LE, paired directly from a Chromium browser. The Pavlok Shock Clock 2 connects over Bluetooth LE, paired directly from a Chromium browser. They use the same transport, so the connection step is identical.
Setup is equally simple either way — both the FeelHey Hey Bracelet and the Pavlok Shock Clock 2 pair straight from the browser with no extra software.
Both need Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser — Safari and Firefox do not implement Web Bluetooth.
Both are classed as a wearable in the index, so a script written for one should feel broadly similar on the other.
Yes, the same way for both: upload a video or paste a link, and HaptiQ's motion analysis produces a .funscript. Large files upload in parts, so multi-gigabyte VR video is supported.
This comparison is generated from the HaptiQ device index — it does not rate feel, build quality, or value.
Create a free HaptiQ account to generate a funscript for either device from your own video.