🎤 Voice Express 20 Second Voice Recorder: Personalize Your Plush Toy, Bear Toy, Baby Doll, and Pillow with a Custom Message Review

My phone had a voice message from my mother. She recently passed away, so I made a teddy bear out of her clothes for Dad to remember for Father's Day. I bought this recorder and couldn't believe how easy it is to record and play back. I also like that the batteries can be changed. This works better than I had hoped.

The voice recorder worked perfectly. My mother was in the hospital and I wanted to register her beloved cat. I bought a soft cat that looked like her baby and recorded its meows and purrs on a tape recorder. She loved her cat and slept with her in a hospital bed. Great product, very clear and very easy to use.

Bought 3 of these (kept 2 for myself and gifted 1 to a friend), recorded a personalized message for each of my little ones and wrapped them in a soft Bear. They love it! I thought it would be nice if I had to leave her alone and the bear is always in a different place when I get home, so that should help. Feel free to buy a few more just in case. Good product!

Do you know when to buy a cuddly toy with your baby's heartbeat playing in it? It's the same one they use for that. Ooooh, they're great for DIY voice recording projects. I didn't rank them on their ability to give because it would be weird to give either of those things separately. but if you created something with it, it would make a great gift.

He's pretty good at what he does, but not great. It is very easy to set up and program. The speaker is obviously weak and tinny, and the activation button is too small to work well with a squeeze toy. Replacing the battery isn't an option either - you'll have to reprogram the audio, and that looks almost impossible without actually cracking the case.

I bought this to replace the singing chip in a dog toy. Shipping was fast and so easy to use that my 7 year old grandson and I snapped the shot on the first try! The playback is quite loud, you can hear it even through two plastic bags and stuffing in the toy. The dog can still "press play" with no problem and now even hears us when I'm at work. We are all happy!

So I decided to go the DIY route and bought a voice box so I can record my baby's heartbeat and sew it into a stuffed animal that I use for Valentine's Day and the Got Valentine's Day Extra measure filled with a lavender bag and just got a backup cost me no less than $12 compared to building a bear and paying almost $45. Like I said, it's very easy to use and fits pretty much anywhere.

It was really easy to use, small and works great. Flip to record and record what you need, then switch to playback and if you like how it sounds, leave it as is. Place the animal/toy you want if you like (I made Baby Yoda) and press the button while it's in the toy to see if it's placed correctly. If you need to turn it off, it has a switch. I would buy from this seller again. Goods correspond to the description.