Review on 🔊 Recordable Answer Buzzers for Educational Learning by Randy Brimmer

I bought these for my dog so he can communicate when he wants to go out, play or eat. I think I got a really good part because I had no trouble recording the voice. It actually sounds better when spoken softly. She learned very quickly to use the words "outside" and "playing". We had her for a few days and she learned to "play" the first day. While my husband and daughter were reading the toy box, she would hit play several times and seem excited when they tossed her a ball or played tug-of-war. Today she saw the neighbour's cat through the door and pushed it "outside". As for using it for children's AAC, the buttons are a bit cramped. They can be good for those who have a high pitched tone or experience with button presses. Children with hypotension may have trouble activating the keys; especially if they hit one of the edges and not the middle. The size is also good for a head switch.