These add to the fun playing games and work well!

These recordable buzzers are hilarious and were perfect for our couples game night. Record any sound you want!

They are practical and easy to use. I used them in my classroom for our trivia quizzes and the kids love the fact that they can personalize them.

We bought eight of these, in all, and scattered them around the house so our dogs could communicate their needs (the one that simply says "Outside!" gets a lot of use). Some reviewers report that the audio quality isn't great - and they are mostly correct. As assembled, you have to record sound (probably your voice) through a tiny hole drilled in the side of the button housing. If you have a tiny Phillips head screwdriver, and aren't afraid of taking your toys apart, you can really improve both the volume and clarity of your recordings. Each "button" has a plastic base with all of the electronics attached, the big button that you press to play the sound, and a plastic ring (same color as the base) that holds everything together. Pry off the rubber pads on the bottom of each "button" and remove the screws that are hidden underneath. Hold onto the side of the ring housing and press the button and the base through the ring. -- a little (probably red) little piece of plastic will likely fall out, too; this is the little knob that presses against the recording button on the electronics package. It's not necessary at all -- On the side of the electronics, you'll see a little rectangular white button next to a little silver drum with a flat black surface. The white button is the "record" button, and that black circle is your microphone (notice that it is HUGE, compared with the tiny hole you are "supposed to " speak through). Hold the electronics a few inches from your mouth, press and hold the button, and speak normally. It will likely work best if you wait a second or two to begin speaking, so don't rush. When you put everything back together, you really only need to use two of the screws, there's no need to put all four back in. And you can stick the rubber feet on anywhere ... you don't have to cover up the screws. This makes it a lot easier to change the recording, if you want.

great for training and having your dog 'speak' however my dog is scared of the button so it didn't work for me.

used them since they come out to help my disabled child

They are indeed the ones used for the dog video

I absolutely love this for my classroom I teach in a first grade room and my students struggle to remember what the instructions were during centers time so I put one of these at each of the centers with the directions recorded and the students are able to complete work without interrupting me while I’m working one on one or in small group with children at the back table.

Honestly, I don’t understand the complaints about the sound. Even when I put them in the mat, they’re loud and clear. I’m not gonna hear it all the way across the house, but in the same room it’s loud and clear, which is exactly what I wanted as I keep her mat in close proximity to all the kitty things she needs. Honestly, make sure you’re using good quality fresh batteries, and that you’re speaking loud and clear when you record your voice for the buttons. There should be no issue, the muffling is minimal and doesn’t mute the sound from the bottom when I record my voice nice and loud and clear. No issue with button pressing either.

M6 grandson is nonverbal and we used these to help him communicate when he wants something. We love them

Using these to help dogs training.

I purchased these first a year and half ago and one of my girls really uses them. They lasted about year and half and 3 stopped working pretty much at same time. Reordered because my baby seemed a little lost without HER WORDS. I think for the price they were excellent buy!

You kinda have to yell at it to make it properly audible but even then some playback is fuzzy. For example one is set to say "Food" but it says "OOd" no matter how you try to say it. It gets the job done tho.

It has taken a bit of work but the old boy is catching on

We love these. Originally intended for the calming corner she could use it to listen to our voices saying I love you and a do over button for arguments but toddler can accidentally or easily push the erase button so now we use it for funny noises dinosaur sounds etc and enjoy them

They are very good quality and my dogs always mash them over and over when he’s mad and they are still standing

We purchased these to help my non verbal son communicate. They work well but the battery life is very short.

Bought these to play some home made family feud. These were perfect for that and work wonderfully!