KiViRap Set of 6 Colors Dog Buttons-Recordable Button-Dog Speech Training Buzzer-Record & Playback Your Own Message

All six of them worked upon arrival. Super easy to set up and use, and super durable. It’s been over a year and all six are still going strong!

These buttons are absolutely insane and I mean that in a good way. For my first packet I bought learning resources for button training for my dog. The sound quality was absolute garbage and I knew I’m never getting those again. The sound quality compared to my previous buttons is INSANE. It’s a little bit staticky at the beginning and end of the recording but it’s extremely clear and VERY loud. Which is perfect because I can hear the button very clearly even if I’m a level up or down from the buttons. I love the fact that my dog can’t reset the recording because it’s on the bottom. I love the different color options, there pretty and a nice solid color. The only thing I can argue about is the actual button part where you press. It would be better if it was covering more of the button instead of the outside part ( black part ) if you know what learning resources buttons look like, that’s what I’m talking about. It would be better if there was more of the button to press. But the size is good obviously besides the button, it’s easy to press and there very stylish. Iv never tried any other brand besides these and learning resources but honestly I don’t think I want to. They are a tiny bit pricey for 4 buttons but it’s worth it, WAY better then my other buttons and I don’t not regret a single thing.

The media could not be loaded.  We have been using this on our puppy since he was 10 weeks old and he has been fully potty trained by 14 weeks. Once he figured out the button he was good to go. There were a few accidents if the button got misplaced but even eventually he would go to the back door and whine even if the button was gone! Great purchase! I really feel like this took away the stress of potty training a male puppy 😂

Bought these to work on dog training and work great for that purpose! I tried reversing it and using it to ask my dog to sit and she did so I think sound quality is good enough for both understanding and using to communicate. I'm also an SLP and may try using some for work too. Sound quality is great for dog training. I'd use it short term in therapy sessions to work on cause and effect with using buttons to communicate but if looking for a long term option would prefer something more high tech and if child is able may still use the free app I have on my phone for the cause effect of pushing a symbol to communicate. Sound quality is just as good as some more expensive similar products I've used in therapy but not as good as a tablet, phone, or the sound quality on some other types of children's toys. These work great for what I am and would use them for! All 3 pf them work well for me too.

Music Therapist: I purchased the 3-pack. I used these with a nonverbal student, adding to existing "big mac" buttons at their school, so they could make their wants/needs known. I was pleased with the playback audio quality. It was easy to record short phrases, e.g. "I want to play guitar." I made the recordings with the device roughly 1 foot from my mouth. It's hard to quantify the amount of pressure necessary to activate the buttons. Of course, unlike the more expensive versions, the buttons do NOT have clear covers one can slip a picture/word under to indicate what the button is for, but an identifier can be adhered to the button. (All recordings I've made had great playback sound. If your recordings don't sound good, I suggest speaking at a normal volume and trying placing the device at different distances from your mouth - farther might be better - or recording in rooms with varying degrees of "liveness" before returning the devices.)

I basically have no problems at all with this product! They work really well and are easy to record and re-record. My only “complaint” (and it’s a VERY minor one) is that I wish the button colors were in shades that dogs are actually able to differentiate. Green and red look exactly the same to dogs, for example, but they CAN differentiate between varying shades of blue/purple, yellow, and black/grey/white.I know it’s basically an irrelevant complaint with respect to the actual quality of this product, which is great, but I feel like it’s worth mentioning anyway.

Unfortunately we didn’t get much use out of these as our 50lb lab pushed they so hard they got stuck and stopped working. Easy to record with the record button and I felt they were loud enough to ear around the house.

Works great. There is a staticy sound when you play back the recording, but your voice is pretty loud and clear to understand. I don't really recommend using these for dogs because the sounds are a bit delayed, or it doesn't play if it's not pressed hard enough. So if your dog is a repeat presser like mine is, the sound might only play once even if he pressed 5-6 times, or it just might not play at all. And if your dog is very gentle, you might want to get something a bit more sensitive to touch.