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Juliet Ronk
2025-06-21 11:24:09
The buttons are perfect for a weekly focus board in a classroom. They are simple to record and they are durable enough to withstand a Kindergarten class hitting them daily. Definitely a great value and would highly recommend for increased student engagement.
Julz
2025-06-02 18:37:42
These are great. I actually use them in my classroom. I love how easy it is to record something new. My kids love pushing the button to learn.
Gregory
2025-04-29 12:35:38
Does as intended and very easy to use. Seems kinda flimsy but hey not bad for the price. Really fun
Melissa
2025-04-17 10:21:07
Bouth these for my non verbal granddaughter so she can hear my voice when I can't be there. We like how she can gently touch them and not have to bang on them to activate the recording.
Markel
2025-03-08 09:39:26
Works out of the box, great for pranks, reminders, etc.
Yash
2025-03-06 11:41:51
Great starter buttons; I was skeptical my dog would actually know what the different meanings. However, it took my Golden Doodle about 2 hours to figure out the first one; it was super frustrating getting him to hit the button the first few times. But with patience and a bunch of positive reinforcement, he got it. I started with "outside" and left it by my back door; he usually rings bells on the handle to say he needs to go out, so it was a similar behavior. Next, I added "Water" and placed it next to his bowl, followed by "treat" also next to his bowl. It took about a week to recognize buttons by color and hit the appropriate button. I the last button I programmed as "help" and put it near my couch. I was unsure how I would get the meaning out, but anytime he wanted something, I would say help. Now, when his balls are stuck under the couch, or he hurts his paw, he will hit the button. It is unbelievable, he 100% knows what they all mean, he actually started grumbling for words he does not have. I had dogs my entire life and never dreamed they could communicate this well. I can't imagine not having them now. The only issue now is not having enough buttons; I'm also unsure if he would be confused if they were all together. I still have each button at specific relatable locations, which works great. If I ignore him, he will run from button to button to get my attention. Would this work with all dogs? I am unsure; I have had many breeds throughout my life, and I believe most of them would have at least gotten a couple.
Dennis El Travieso
2025-02-11 12:58:29
I tried and tried. Now I'm tired. Poor little Maltese just doesn't want to learn. Guess she's too used to just whining or looking cute to get her way and can't be bothered "working" for it. Ruff.
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