Talking Products, Talking Tiles Voice Recorders, Communication Sound Buttons. Pack of 6 Colors, 80 Seconds Recording. Educational Classroom Resources, Game Show Answer Buzzers.

These tiles has been great for my sever Autistic/Down's daughter. I would highly recommend them for sever Autistic people.Before my daughter would make self stimming verbal noise during meals. And could keep her mind off "moving on to the next thing". The tiles gave her Independent control, a circuit of rotation between small servings and music options we recorded on the tiles for her. They helped keep her occupied in the moment of her meal time. She now sings along with the tile options she selects with her meals. So much better than self stimming noice. Although tilee have the capability to attach to a fix surface we didn't need this feature. But others might if the throw objects. Recorded it and s short (1-2 mins) but service the purpose we needed for a circuit rotation during meal time.Great devices!

I bought these to help a toddler with language delays, but the way these buttons are designed makes them hard for a little one to press. The springs are pretty strong, and also, if you don’t press directly in the center of the button, then it won’t trigger (no matter how hard you push). I was disappointed at first, but I fixed it by unscrewing the base and removing the springs, which made it a lot more sensitive. Then I taped down one of the six edges so that it would pivot along that edge when pressed. That makes it so you can gently press any of the other 5 edges and get the button to trigger right away (doesn’t need to be pressed right in the center anymore). Now it’s super easy to use, and our little one has already figured out how to ask for “more” and to “open” doors. I’m ordering another set so we can have them around the house in more places.

I purchased these to train my dog. I used recognizable pictures and recorded commands using my voice. They were extremely easy to work with. We shall see over time

I am a speech therapist looking for buttons to use during therapy. I purchased these buttons, 6 for $70. I also purchased the viral dog communication buttons, 10 for $25. This set was way worse for the value, and way worse in sound quality than the other set.I was hoping to compare and return if these were a rip off, and they were, so i returned.Sound quality wise, these did not sound as crisp, clean, or get as loud as the cheaper buttons. They didn’t even come with an audio in cord for this price. I used my own audio in cord to record music sounds on the buttons, hoping that would make keeping the button worth it, and the audio in cord sounded no better than if I just held the button close to the speaker when recording.These buttons did have a longer record time, but it didn’t make a difference to me as I didn’t need to record more than a few phrases, and the sound quality wasn’t good enough to record songs.There is also a clear flat cover to place images in the buttons, but that still didn’t make them worth keeping, as I simply laminated and used sticky tack on the cheaper dog buttons and it worked perfectly.I also found it annoying that I had to unscrew the battery cover on these buttons. With the dog buttons, I just popped it out.Don’t buy this. This is overpriced because it is advertised as a therapy item. Don’t be fooled. Buy the cheaper dog buttons. You get twice the buttons, half the price, same sound quality.

This was extremely easy to use. I used it to help my dog ask to go outside... Ask for a treat and also a walk... Whenever my dog wants something they will step on the appropriate color … I learned how to use it very quickly my dog on the other hand took about 3 weeks.

Worked well to play my deceased moms voice mail messages as a keepsake. Stepfather appreciated being able to hear her voice when he wants, made them accessible without using a phone.

I got these for my dog because she is super smart! I made custom pictures and programmed words with Siri’s voice. I love this product and can’t wait for her to paw the tiles for each word!

As another reviewer said, pressing the buttons on the corners (or even slightly off-center) results in a missed button press. You must push directly on the middle, and with a moderate amount of force. For me, I ended up unscrewing them, cutting the springs to half-height (lessen the pressure needed), and taped down one corner of the button, making it more likely to register the press on the other corners. Janky: You bet! Does it work: Mostly!I was going to give them one star, but they get another star for the features - these would be excellent devices... except the one thing they really need to do well (registering a button push) doesn't work at all well without some less-than-ideal modifications.