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

These are perfect for individuals with communication differences! These are the only flat talk buttons I’ve found on the market, making it more possible to attach lite-tech AAC icons to them. Since there is a clear plastic cover, the icons are protected and won’t be ripped off by students. Every special education classroom should have these!

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.

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.

One of these never worked. Another one has to be pressed very hard to play the recording. It’s extremely difficult to remove the cover to insert anything. As you can see in my photo, the tabs have broken off of this button. It’s not even the only one that has happened to. Some were not even pressed every day. And most of them had the cover removed only once. All of this happened in less than a month. They were used in my home. They haven’t even left my living room so they haven’t been under any stress of being tossed into a bag or box. I found these to be overpriced when I expected them to work.

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 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

We use these for conditioning voices as reinforcement in an ABA program. They work well for this purpose. To make them look the same, I lightly sanded them and used a matte spray paint; then I was able to use them for matching.

I got this set of six talking tiles for my disabled son to use in conjunction with his Amazon Alexa. My son has some spoken language but gets very frustrated trying to get his Alexa to play what he wants it to - he often pauses in the middle of his sentence or repeats himself, which means the instruction is not clear enough to work. It's very difficult to find a way for someone with his level of physical disability/lack of coordination/learning disability to work any other system as he doesn't read and wouldn't press a series of buttons, so I thought these might help. I've recorded messages on four so far, printed out photos that work as prompts for him to know which button makes what music play (which he coloured in) and slipped these between the buttons and the covers. So far so good - he presses them and activates them properly, and my voice instruction is played loud enough for the speaker to be triggered (despite the speakers of the talking tiles being on the base).

Considerando la tecnologia in ballo, forse 10 euro a bottone sono troppi però comunque sono facili da usare e la qualità costruttiva è nella media dei prodotti di plastica di questa fascia di prezzo. La confezione è arrivata un po' distrutta, come se fosse stata già usata e i pulsanti fossero stati rimessi dentro in modo non ordinato

Justo lo que quería para poder tener una comunicación con niños TEA

These are just what your aging parent/grandparent with dementia needs. Record a loving message (80 secs) and place your printed image under the top cover. (Then tape over the record/play button to prevent accidental erasure). Three AAA batteries means leaving them switched on for use shouldn't be too uneconomical.

Top, 3 piles AAA. Bon volume des voix enregistrée. Support communication pour une personne en situation de handicap très utile ! On regrette juste l'absence de mini vis pour les fixer de manière permanente si nécessaire