AAC Communication Device for Speech Therapy, Non Verbal Autism & Stroke Rehab. AAC Device with Programmable Function. Communication Cards for Autism & Pecs Cards Alternative. NonVerbal Autism Aids

Brilliant for my son Easy to use and great value for money

As a mum of a non verbal 3 year with autism I've been looking to find a portable device that my son can use to communicate to us with, whether that's with family or at nursery. Then I came across this, we've only had it a few days, it's simple to use and very clear, he's still getting used to it but we've had a successful trip out today when he could tell me it was too loud, and he also likes the yes and no phrases and thankyou, he's even tried verbally saying thankyou ...there is 2 buttons to pre record your own messages but we haven't tried that yet. It's very well made simple to use and affordable, can't recommend enough !!

This device is fantastic for SEN kids. My daughter is non verbal and although we have just bought this device she is starting to learn how to use it. I can see it being a big help in our lives. The bright colours are great and really draw kids in. The option to add your own 2 voice commands is a great addition. The only thing I would change is maybe adding a volume control as my daughter finds it quite loud.

I brought this for my grandson who is non verbal, he has a talking tablet but can be a bit rough with it, I like this as there is no screen to worry about or to distract him from the sound of the words. (when he gets angry or can't communicate his needs) he throws things down the stairs. I love the programable buttons so we can pick words he knows or uses. it is loud and the words are very clear, the only thing that would make this better is one with yes and no and all the other buttons programable, which would also support him as he develops more complex words. My grandson is very intelligent he can read and spell out words most 5 year old can't but he struggles to let the world know how he feels or what he wants without having to hand lead. This Device has the potential to help him I am very happy with it and he likes it loves the buttons (not yet worked out how to use it to communicate but we are still hopeful he will in time)

First of all it comes in the perfect sized box for it .so points for not wasting packaging . It has beautiful colours and very clear visuals and the two programmable buttons are a fantastic idea so you can tailor it to your users needs . With it's small light weight size it is also perfect for taking out and about as it doesn't take up much space . I would highly recommend to anyone to give this a go . Unfortunately my daughter didn't want to use it but I know she would of loved it when she was younger , especially alongside her pecs communication board . . Honestly for the price it's more than worth your money ❤️

This is a great device for non verbal children. It is sturdy for those children who like to throw objects. It has opened up communication for me and my son which leads to less meltdowns when not being able to express himself. Great gadget and great price

The buttons are far far too hard to press for a frail old lady to use. A useless device in this circumstance. I'd like to send it back but no doubt it would cost me..... so I'm stuck with something I have no use for!! :-(

i bought this as an aid to my sister whos had a stroke that has had a massive impact on her speech, i took it to her today what a wonderful aid this is, really pleased i bought this aid she was able to use it straight away.

Bought this for my son with autism and he loves it. It is also quite durable.

Ingenious product! It’s a great tool for non verbal kids. It’s simple and worth more than it costs. Thank you for making this!!

Smaller than I thought but works well

As a speech-language pathologist, I was excited to see a basic AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) device available at a price point the is within reach for many people. This little device is about the size of a television remote control and includes 14 pre-programmed buttons and two that you can program yourself. This will of course not meet most people's communication needs in the long run, but it can be helpful in some situations--for example, as a way to try out a high-tech device, for someone who is in the early stages of learning to communicate with a device, for someone who only needs a device for a short time, or as a backup means of communication. The buttons are relatively easy to activate with a single finger push. I like that the pre-programmed buttons play full sentences (e.g., "I want to watch TV"). The volume is sufficiently loud without being too loud. It is worth noting that the voice sounds like a woman, which might suggest that the device is meant for adults. However, there is also a button that says, "I want to play with toys," which would generally be more appropriate for children. Also, the accent is British, which is worth considering if that would make a difference for your intended user. This device runs on 3 AAA batteries. I have not yet had to replace them, so I am not sure how quickly the device drains them. The device seems pretty sturdy, like it could stand a few accidental drops. That said, I would hesitate to give it to someone who has a habit of throwing or otherwise damaging objects. Overall, this is a nice little basic AAC device.

Really good product, would highly recommend. was delivered the following day and my autistic non verbal son loves it that he can tell me what he wants. 10/10 product.