Joyreal AAC Device for Autism, Non Verbal Communication Tools for Speech Therapy & Stroke Rehab. Augmentative Alternative Communication Tablet, Autism Talking Aids with 8 Programmable Buttons

Perfect for my non verbal Autistic child this has helped her massively and the fact you can record you own voice she loves that and makes her smile great buy

This has been a good send for my son. He is autistic and will have periods of no talking. But with this he.is.still able to communicate if he chooses to.It is simple to use press the button that he wants to communicate. Simple things like yes, no, sad and so onThere are also a row of buttons that can have a recorded reply.It definitely worth it as it helps him

Great board for my non verbal son. It really helped him a lot. Easy to use and great value for money. Thankyou ☺️

It's such a good compact little AAC and my daughter is taking to it super quickly and learning the buttons, the only thing I would be aware of is that because of the margins of the squares being slightly raised you have to press the buttons dead on and my child doesnt always get it the first time, but im sure she will learn to get around that too after some practice. All in all a good little product and for the price, really good value.

Arrived in brilliant condition and well appreciated as a birthday day gift.

Amazing

Brought this for my non-verbal 3 year old son. Whilst the concept is great, unfortunately it is not working as well as I had hoped for him but this may be due to his lack of understanding. He enjoys pressing all of the buttons but he hasn't grasped the idea of using it to tell me what he needs. I think it would work better for an older child/adult but is probably too complex for a younger child.

I’ve searched for something that will inspire my 10 year old Grandson and think this may be the one. He is Down Syndrome and non verbal and when I showed it to his Mum she thought it was something they could work together with alongside sign language, so I do recommend it.

My son loves this tablet we are still learning to use it. It’s pretty durable my child dropped it a few times and it’s still in tact and the volume is clear and loud. The price is good for what you get. I highly recommend to get as a starter to communicate with your child.

It was great while it lasted and I loved the recordable options but it broke after 2 months! Very disappointed for the price.

No me funcionó porque viene en Inglés!!Producto excelente y para bilingües genial.Si fuera Inglés - Español le daría 10 !!

It's a great start for my non-verbal daughter. She tested all the buttons a few times and then kept pushing the "Shower" and "Bathroom" buttons to let us know she wanted a bath. It took her all of 5 minutes to figure out how to communicate with it.She is still figuring out how to ask for snacks and prefers to open the fridge or bring us an empty bowl, but it's been a big step that she took almost instantly otherwise.She's been a lot less frustrated with us not understanding her now and it's only been a couple days. It's a huge improvement for all our lives.We will eventually need to splurge on an app with a larger vocabulary, but this device is great. We previously had pictographs and tried a communication board and while she seemed to understand them actually hearing the words from this gadget makes it easier for her to associate.

I ordered this device because my young son is autistic and doesn't speak yet. I've had it for a short time, and overall, I think it's a good communication tool for those who need AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) support. As with any device of this type, the experience can vary depending on individual needs, but so far it has met my expectations. I liked that it helps express needs and words easily. The build quality is good, and the interface is easy to understand. My child has been using it since I bought it.Note: Batteries not included