Zany Toys The YES! Button-Electronic Voice Toy-12 Different Yes's

this is the second one I got I haven't heard back about the first one I purchased as I gave it as a gift to my brother cause He has 4 red head young kids I like it for me cause I can just reach out and push it and one of the 10 yes's tells me "yes" they are all different voices and ways of saying yes It's good for moral for anyone, it makes me smile it's a great gift there are different yes's it's loud

I love, love, love this button! I create wonderful things to say about myself, just to I can push it and listen to all the different, sometimes hysterical YES comments!! Whomever created this, HATS OFF to you!!! It makes me smile every day!! Thanks also to the woman who shared the recording in her review! I LOVE this! Makes my day!

Before I start: Let me just lay this out: This is a stupid gag gift. But it's well made and does what it's supposed to do. A coworker owned the "NO" button also produced by this company. We determined that having a little more "YES" in the office would be welcome. So I bought the Yes button and we switched out the internals while she was on vacation. It was a great gag, but it also gave me a perspective on the product that I'm happy to share. The Yes button is far superior to the No button. It rotates through three times as many Yeses as the No rates through denials. None are so annoying that I'm irritated. Many are goofy. Pairing the two is great. The coworker can now hover her hand over the two options before slapping one of the choices. This creates much more anticipation for any decision.

I am a dog training and bought this button to use during free shaping demonstrations with clients dogs. For the most part its perfect- except for two small minor details: I didn't know it had 10 different phrases when I purchased it and may not have gotten it if I had. I was looking for a button that said "Yes!" only, and sometimes this one is cheering, sometimes this one is shouting or a single person saying Yes etc. For my purposes it doesn't work as well with all of the different noises so I am a little bummed it didn't warn me ahead of time. The second thing is that the base is actually an octagon, not circular like it shows which was a problem for me because I was trying to fit it in a circular insert in a board. I ended up remaking the board which was annoying. Ultimately it works well just not exactly as described.

It held up to the abuse of grandkids... but my wife had to hide them after continued use.

This is a fun, interactive toy that can be used for animal training - positive responses (along with positive human interaction) when animal taps the button. It has held up to several animals picking it up with their mouths in addition to tapping it with their paws. We only use it when supervised by human.

Nice item but not excellent. I would change the give me a Y, give me an E and the well, yes recordings for different ones. I use it in my classroom and there's always this awkward silence when the two that I mentioned pops out. The rake too long!!!

I have pugs who are registered therapy dogs. I have trained them to smack this button after I ask them a Yes/No question (of course, since they are positive pugs, only a YES is necessary). I tried it out at a local therapy dog visit at a library (after the reading was over). The kids got a kick out of it. If I'd known it was so much fun, I would have ordered the 4 pack that included this one. If I had all 4 I think I might introduce them as, "My pug talks--let me show you." The only drawback is finding a way to pack them so nothing hits the button while they are in transit from my car to the library in the bag I carry each visit.