Talking Yes & No Buzzer Buttons - Pack of 2

My grandson wanted me to make him yes/no buttons from bottle caps. I decided to check amazon and found these buttons. They work great giving ten different ways to say YES and NO. I cut two holes in the box (see photo) to house both buttons. My grandson loves it. My daughter uses the YES No box when she play some games with my grands. Also my grandson brought the YES-NO box to school. His teacher used it for lessons in the class. Its fun and actually is very durable.

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My son is autistic, for some reason he loves these buttons and uses them when he wants to say yes or no and laughs

Okay, so my six year old son absolutely loves these. And I can tolerate them. It's fun that they decided to give variety with how the buttons say yes/no, but the one thing they really needed was a volume control. They're pretty loud (which could be useful I guess if you were using them for a game with a bunch of people in day a classroom or party setting). Less useful if you bought them for a small boy who delights in making as much noise as possible at any given moment. Do they feel a little bit overpriced? Yes, but mostly because they serve no practical purpose and my son will (hopefully) forget they exist within the next few months. However they do what they advertise they do and size-wise they are a little bigger than the size of an adult fist. Hope this helps!

Our grandson wanted these for his mom on Mother's Day. Not sure if she appreciated the thought, but they're worth every penny. Months later, they still call out "Yesss, baby" and "No, no, no, no!" and a bunch of other things, and the kids still think it's hilarious.

Product was packaged well. Installed 2 AAA batteries in each unit and they worked as advertised. However the "Yes!" button's sound was very faint and difficult to hear. The "No!" button's sound was much better. I did accidentally drop the "Yes!" button on a carpeted floor from about 2.5 feet, and something started rattling inside the unit and it would not work. Fun factor is high, but durability of the units is questionable.

Out of the blue my son asked for the huge purchase of Yes/No buttons from Santa this past year....along with a whoopie cushion and sticky gecko. We are watching a lot of Bluey in this house, haha. My kids have spent hours upon hours playing with these buttons. The various phrases are pretty hilarous. Santa did good this year!

I bought this for my autistic son. After it came, I was so pleased with the sound and buttons that I bought 11 more boxes. I plan to split up the buttons and give them away as party favors for my son's party. The special needs people love this kind of stuff especially when a lot of them hard a hard time expressing themselves. I know these will be a hit at the party...if they don't drive the teachers nuts first. 20+ buttons saying no and yes at the same time will be something to hear.

Over-all a good product as much as loved by my 4 years old niece. However, sound quality too unclear and low in volume. Would be great if there was an option for volume adjustment. Product overpriced. Not worth the price, even after huge discount.

These are great value, just be aware they are loud! - well louder than expected! The voices come out distorted as a result of the volume.

I bought this for a work Kris Kringle gift, and it got a lot of laughs in the office. Unfortunately the quality is VERY poor, considering the price. The 'no' button is extremely loud - too loud for an open plan office, and the 'yes' button is very quiet, perhaps defective, that you can't hear it unless it's next to your ear. Really disappointed in the low quality.