Joyreal AAC Device for Autism, Non Verbal Communication Tools for Speech Therapy & Stroke Rehab. Autism Talking Aids with 6 Programmable Buttons & Adjustable Volume, Autism Toys for Kids and Adults

This is a great speech tool! Works beautifully and is so easy to operate. This brand is less expensive than the name brands. This is a great aide for those that are speech impaired.

We got this AAC device for my godson, who is on the autism spectrum, and it’s been truly life-changing. It’s very inexpensive compared to other options, yet surprisingly durable—perfect for everyday use. Most importantly, he’s now able to communicate his needs and wants clearly, which has made a huge difference for all of us. It’s been such a relief and joy to see him express himself more confidently. Highly recommend it for any family exploring AAC options!

We like this product, only problem I have is it’s a little quiet so you can’t always hear what it saying. Other than that, it’s very helpful for my nonverbal son.

This is a great device. Purchased for a friend who has a non verbal child and it does make a difference. This is just as good as the super expensive hi tech tablets if not better than those. Definitely recommend.

My son seems to understand a little bit of how the remote works. He is nonverbal so this aac remote will definitely will help especially help him better. Communicate his needs /his wants. One of the buttons that was for record I put. I want go to the pool , so he definitely understood with that button meant. We did in fact, and to pool and he had fun. it does take AAA batteries, but other than that is very easy to understand. So yes, this is worth the money.

Yeah, we ordered the 'Bule' color for our son. A few of the buttons are finicky and need to be pressed kinda hard to get them to work. Better volume control, better buttons and a better speaker would have made this an A+ product. It's a fantastic idea held back by poor quality. Personally, I don't believe it a good value for the money.

The media could not be loaded. This was our first AAC device. We loved it. My 6 yr old non verbal daughter got the hang of it very quick. Unfortunately had to return due to low volume. When recording it comes out very static. This was a great stepping stone. Very easy to use.

Great little communication device for kids with autism that are just starting to learn how to use communication devices or in our case to keep in the car to make choices or communicate basic needs while out in the community. I used the bottom bottoms to program in local restaurants my child likes.