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Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Useful for speech development
Review: My kid is learning to takl and gets frustrated. This tool is perfect size for small child and easy to use. It is also durable and works after many drops . very good value too.It claims to Eliminate Communication Frustration for Speech-Impaired Groups:For non-verbal kids/adults with autism, stroke survivors in rehab, patients with apraxia or aphasia, this AAC device is a communication game-changer. Equipped with 40 pre-installed picture-color coded buttons (more than most competitors) covering daily needs like “yes/no”, “I’m thirsty” and “it’s too loud”, it instantly bridges gaps and reduces anxiety from unexpressed demands—an essential autism talking aid for home and rehab centers.It’s an autism toys to find and express what they feel, fast and with confidence. [i think it helps a lot]It has Dual Voice Modes, 8 Customizable Buttons & Exclusive Grip Handle:It features a boy/girl voice switch for relatable interaction, plus 8 programmable buttons to record personalized commands (e.g., dialects or family nicknames). The exclusive right-side grip handle ensures stable holding for kids with fine motor challenges and stroke patients with limb weakness—an unique advantage over standard AAC communication tools. [this is nice]It has Adjustable Volume & Travel-Friendly for Multi-Scenario Use：With stepless adjustable volume, it works clearly in noisy classrooms, rehab clinics or public places. The lightweight body, matching storage bag and ergonomic grip make it ideal for on-the-go speech therapy (requires 3 AAA batteries, not included)—a top choice for portable non-verbal communication aids. [I apprechihet this]IT is for Wide Compatibility for Diverse Speech-Impaired Users：This non-verbal communication tool suits non-verbal autism children, stroke rehab patients, apraxia/ aphasia sufferers and those with congenital speech difficulties. It’s a convenient alternative to PEC cards for autism, non-verbal communication boards and speech therapy cards, trusted by speech therapists and rehab specialists. [my child is able to use]It help Boost Confidence & Enjoy Reliable After-Sales Support：The picture-color coded buttons encourage active language response and skill building, helping non-verbal individuals and stroke patients regain communication confidence to connect with loved ones [i think so
Reviewer: Tuesday’s Child
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Ordered for adults, probably better suited for use by children
Review: I ordered this AAC Device for Autism with Grip Handle – 40 Pre-Installed Buttons & 8 Programmable Keys, Non-Verbal Communication Tool for Speech Therapy, Stroke Rehab & Aphasia, Adjustable Volume Talking Aid by HuLiPaLi to assist some of the members at an activity center where I volunteer that is geared toward helping adults with developmental disabilities. This is the second type of this device I ordered for the center to try out.This device is not as popular with the members as the other one is, but does still get used. The “handle” is a very small opening, just enough for a couple of fingers, so adult members don’t enjoy holding this – the shape is awkward to hold in one hand and use the other to push the buttons. The buttons are also a lot smaller than the labels, so sometimes the members find it difficult to get their words out – a problem they are already frustrated with verbally.The range of buttons and having EIGHT recordable buttons is a huge plus for a device at this price point. With the size of this and carrying case, our Case Workers have dubbed this device the “Van AAC” – it lives in the van and comes along for field trips. They’ve started to use a strap through the handle while out of the center so that whoever is using it won’t drop or lose it, which is a much better use of that handle space. It is loud enough to use during activities outside the center such as museums, but not so loud that it disturbs others.
Reviewer: Leonid B.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This device is not suitable for older adults
Review: I used this device in a nursing home for older adults of various nationalities who do not speak English as their native language and, due to age-related forgetfulness, have difficulty remembering the words and expressions needed to communicate with staff in English. All of these people are intellectually normal and speak normally with their compatriots in their native languages.My first impression of the device after unpacking it: it’s not heavy, only nine ounces, but the handle hole is tiny, clearly child-sized. Holding the device in the air with this grip is uncomfortable for an adult.Since we only had one device, the staff used it, moving from table to table. The device’s volume was sufficient for people with hearing impairments. The text and the squares with windows (buttons) that need to be pressed for communication were too small and very difficult for older adults to press. It was tough to push the window hard enough when the device was in a horizontal position. It was much easier to get the desired sound from the device when it was lying on a surface. After 4 days of our experiment with the device, we had to abandon it because people lost interest.The fact that our experience was not very successful does not mean the device’s rating should be lowered. Perhaps it could be beneficial for children with specific disabilities. I have left this report on the device’s design features to warn those who, like us, might want to use it for similar purposes with adults.
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