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Détails du produit
Le bouton Speak Up! de FluentPet est un bouton sonore enregistrable conçu pour aider votre apprenant à communiquer efficacement. Son microphone et son haut-parleur de pointe offrent un son clair et puissant, audible depuis la pièce voisine. Son format compact (1,9 in / 4,8 cm de diamètre) facilite sa mise en place et son organisation. Chaque bouton est très facile à actionner : une pression de 0,5 lbs suffit, ce qui convient aux petits comme aux grands apprenants. Personnalisable avec n’importe quel mot ou son, il est fourni avec 3 piles alcalines longue durée LR44/AG13 préinstallées. Remarque : les HexTiles et la planche d’autocollants à idéogrammes sont vendus séparément. Non compatible avec le système Connect.
1 bouton Speak Up!
3 piles longue durée préinstallées
Non compatible avec le système Connect
Les boutons Speak Up! ont un dessus lisse pour poser facilement un autocollant. Remarque : les HexTiles et la planche d’autocollants à idéogrammes sont vendus séparément.
Pourquoi choisir FluentPet ?
Ressources de formation en ligne
Assistance client en direct
La communauté FluentPet
Garantie de 2 ans contre les défauts de fabrication
Speak Up! Un bouton sonore conçu pour une parole claire, partout
Avant Speak Up!, le haut-parleur des boutons sonores était orienté vers le bas. Nous avons donc tout inversé pour un son qui n’est plus étouffé.
Speak Up face aux autres boutons
Une qualité sonore inégalée
Un son puissant, clair et de qualité : vous entendez chaque appui sur un bouton jusque dans la pièce voisine.
Enregistrez votre propre voix
Personnalisable dans n’importe quelle langue, avec les mots ou les sons que vous souhaitez apprendre à votre apprenant.
Pour les petits comme pour les grands apprenants
Très facile d’appuyer dessus, même pour les petits apprenants (une pression de 0,5 lbs suffit).
Format compact
Avec seulement 1,9 in (4,8 cm) de diamètre, vous placez plus de boutons dans moins d’espace.
Prêt à l’emploi
Des centaines de lectures grâce aux 3 piles alcalines longue durée LR44/AG13 préinstallées.
Une qualité sonore inégalée
Un son puissant, clair et de qualité : vous entendez chaque appui sur un bouton jusque dans la pièce voisine.
Prêt à l'emploi
Chaque bouton est livré avec 3 piles alcalines LR44/AG13 longue durée préinstallées.
Enregistrez votre propre voix
Personnalisable avec n'importe quelle langue, ainsi que les mots ou les sons que vous souhaitez enseigner à votre apprenant.
Pour les grands et les petits apprenants
Très facile à enfoncer, même pour les plus petits apprenants (une pression de 0,5 lbs suffit).
Format compact
Avec seulement 1,9 in (4,8 cm) de diamètre, vous placez plus de boutons dans moins d'espace.
Conçu pour un son clair et un maintien sûr
Le son sort désormais du dessus du bouton
Nous avons déplacé le haut-parleur pour que le son sorte par le dessus : la qualité sonore est plus nette et rien ne fait obstacle lorsque le bouton est placé dans un HexTile FluentPet.
Sélecteur enregistrement/lecture
Le sélecteur enregistrement/lecture se trouve sous le bouton, pour éviter tout basculement accidentel
Conçu pour la communication. Fondé sur la science.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 33 reviews.
Bellatrix is now really on a Roll and is learning more and more
Pressing her first word independently took *nine* months--but our time was well-spent: full of enrichment, bonding activities and fun (my older learner loved those months of learning sessions, lots of purring and excitement). Now, less than two months after her first independent press, G has 28 buttons and wants more, and our relationship has evolved in unexpected and amazing ways. I can't imagine our lives without words.
I was watching videos of cats pressing buttons and noticed my cat was watching along with me. I started training him to do tricks like high five and touch, moving to a toy button that I had laying around. He would touch it while I held it to get a treat, then I put the button on the floor and got him to touch it for a treat. Then getting him to put weight on the button to activate it by pressing it for him, moving on to pushing his paw down. It took about a week for him to learn he could press it down himself.
Once I got my first 12 buttons for him, he knew what to do, as I chose words that I used often with him, such as play, pets, scritches, Mum, and Love you. He now uses 18 buttons and has space for more! It's so rewarding to expand his world with communication, and taking the guess work out of his body language. He's a happier cat, and when he presses "Mum, Love You" while squinting his eyes at me, it's the greatest feeling ever.
Archie is usiing 7 buttons at this time. The biggest obstacle was combining the hextiles I wish I started that way….he was doing really well well with them separate but once it was time to combine them I felt like he had to relearn everything and it was really confusing for him.
The buttons have developed a very demanding cat!! But we love that, knowing what she wants.It is like having a little kid in the house. She knows our named, uses a variety of food related buttons and toy related buttons and will press the “all done button” when we are sitting around - I.e. to say that we are all done.(time for play) It took about 5 weeks to learn her first button. After a year she has 28 ! Sometimes using 2 at at a time. Her Instagram is : @missmaisiemuffin.
My cavapoo, GB, loves her chew chew button which she uses to request a long lasting chew. She also presses see later to temporarily end an interaction. She’s recently started pressing names associated with the members of the household. Her buttons journey sped up when we introduced a puppy sibling. She got soo annoyed by the puppy that she spammed “help” in a very urgent manner!
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seems li(e th÷y don't un#÷rst!nd ×hy to ise the ×ords. They have their ownway of communicating.they spin their bowls to get food and water, they touch my walker after a bark to go oitside or potty, wh÷n its ti?e for treats they touch or bring me the treat jar. When one wants to go to the store he brings me my shoes. When I ignore that he literally throws my shoes at me I know the buttons will increase the communication overall
This is a replacement button for my first Fluent Pet button that my dog learned on. She only has one ("Outside") and she uses it consistently. This newer version is much clearer (and louder) than the one I started with 5 years ago.
Store owner replied:
Hi Natalie. Your learner's starting words should meet all four of the following criteria: highly motivating and meaningful to your learner, objects or things you can do with your learner right at the soundboard, things you can model quickly and frequently, and you are able to respond to every time they press - even if it's accidental. Please join the FluentPet Community for all the instructional resources you'll need!
I first presented the ONE button I bought on May 9th. To be honest, I wasn’t sure that my newly adopted, two year old shelter dog would be able to learn to use buttons.
Today she pressed the button all on her own. It is her first press, only 12 days of modeling the button press/go outside action.
I’m so thrilled that she CAN do this and someday she’ll be able to tell me exactly what she needs, and I can respond in a more timely manner.
Thanks FluentPet, Bunny, and Ms. Devine! We’re off and running!
The buttons have been pretty good so far and I have purchased them multiple times. My only complaint is with the batteries as I have had a few die a month or so after I purchased the buttons. My cats find the buttons easy to press now and I like that they fit snugly into the hextiles.
1 of the 12 buttons does not work but the others have fairly good sound and are easy for the cat to activate. Only one cat is using them but she LOVES them.
Store owner replied:
Hi Kimberly. We're sorry to hear about your Button. But it is covered under our 2-year warranty against manufacturer defects. Please email info@fluent.pet and our Customer Support Team will be happy to help!
I know a lot of animals use these, but for cats I can't help but think button pushing isn't natural or intuitive. They are more likely to pull on a trigger or upright tab.
Store owner replied:
Hi Jenna. Many of our customers have successful cat Learners. We have a mentorship call in The FluentPet Community called: Cat Chat: Teaching Smaller Learners that you might find helpful 🙂
Store owner replied:
Hi Jerry. Have you signed up for the free Button Bootcamp included with your order? You should have received an email with more information by now, but if you don't see it, please email info@fluent.pet and our Customer Support Team will be happy to help!
Love! Size is great and like the ability to scale up. Volume ans clarity are good also. Funky battery for replacement.
Store owner replied:
Hi Mary. Thank you for leaving your review. I have sent you an email about the funky battery. Please check your spam folder if you don't see it in your inbox.
We're still early in the process with our dog, Rocky. But he is so completely invested in the buttons! He'll stare down at them, finally press something, and then look right to us to respond. He's only using a few buttons for now, but we can't wait to expand his vocabulary!
I bought these buttons specifically because I heard they were easier to press than other buttons out there. If you have a small pet who has a hard time pressing buttons these are a great option! My 5lb rabbit has no problem at all.
It's been Slow! my cats know the words but can't seem to make the connection. but I have to admit I've been inconsistent. And I've had a couple of surgeries in the middle of trying to train.
She is catching on well. Complaint is that buttons do not stay in place. If she happens to paw it a bit fast or repeatedly, button pops out. Happens more than I would like. Have to stop what we're doing to put button back in place.
Store owner replied:
Hi Doris. It is great to hear that your learner is catching on to the Buttons. It sounds like she is an established Button presser, but just needs to practice her technique or precision a wee bit 😊 Our Learning Center provides a lot of helpful resources. The module about Target Training can be found here: https://fluent.pet/blogs/learning-center/lets-get-them-pressing
THANK YOU for making buttons with the speaker on top! This is a huge help for those of us with carpet and a ton of traffic noise outside.
Store owner replied:
Hi Jessie. Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. It is feedback such as yours that helps us to understand what our customers want!
Communication has helped Roscoe gain a ton of confidence and helped us in diagnosing his IBD, finding knots in his back ("back ouch"), confirming that he gets headaches ("head ouch" - he has always pressed his head against things), and given him the ability to express his grief in losing our other cat Rocky. There's so much that he wanted to tell us, and now he can!
Store owner replied:
Hi Jessie. Thank you for leaving your heartfelt review and letting us know how helpful the buttons have been for Roscoe and your family. It is absolutely wonderful that Roscoe has been able to express himself.
My cat loves laxer pointers and playing games on my iPad but I’ve been looking for a way to have her ask for those items so I don’t overstimulate her. These buttons have been great. Easy to record the words. Also easy for her to press and even easier to hear. She took to it quickly (within a day). It’s been a great purchase :)
Store owner replied:
Hi Anna-Maria. Thank you very much for taking the time to leave your feedback. It was feedback from our customers that had helped us create the Speak Up Button, and because we are an innovative company, will help us to help you moving forward as well.
Questions fréquentes
Ces nouveaux boutons ont-ils la même taille et la même forme que les boutons d'origine, et s'insèrent-ils dans mes HexTiles FluentPet actuels ?
Oui, ils ont la même taille que les boutons précédents et sont compatibles avec nos HexTiles.
Utilisent-ils les mêmes piles que les boutons d'origine ?
Oui, ils utilisent les mêmes 3 piles AG13/LR44.
S'allument-ils ?
Non, ils n'ont ni lumière ni retour visuel. Nos Connect Buttons, eux, sont équipés d'une lumière.
Sont-ils connectés ?
Non, seuls notre Connect Base et nos Connect Buttons sont connectés
La pression nécessaire pour que mon apprenant active ces boutons est-elle la même qu'avec les boutons de 1re génération ?
La pression nécessaire pour activer le bouton est similaire à celle du modèle précédent. Nos boutons sont très sensibles au toucher : une pression de 200 à 250 g, soit environ 0,5 lbs, suffit à les activer.
Mon apprenant risque-t-il d'être réticent au contact des boutons ? Les haut-parleurs sur le dessus seront-ils perçus différemment ?
Votre apprenant ne devrait percevoir pratiquement aucune différence. Nous n'avons constaté aucun cas d'apprenant dérouté par le nouveau modèle.
Les planches d'autocollants actuelles conviennent-elles à ces boutons ?
Oui, les autocollants FluentPet sont compatibles avec les boutons Speak Up!.
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