EZSound Multiplay Push Button Recordable Sound Chip | 2MB Memory | USB Recordable Sound Module | Voice Recorder for Cards & More

Works really well. Adds a more personal touch to a greetings card or gift.

I decided to make my own Valentine's Day gift this year for my wife. She's recently fallen in love with Teddy Swims "Lose Control" hit song and I wanted to give her something special, so I decided to give this little device a try. I was able to get it to work flawlessly by following the colorful pamphlet that comes with the device. I do not understand any of the negative reviews. I was able to accomplish this in about 30 minutes. Pros: -Easy to use instructions! -"Push-button control", I needed this specifically for my application. They make a similar device with other options, ie opening a card -Sound Quality (there is a slider for volume adjustment on the device. I find the optimal volume is backing it off slightly from the max setting. Max setting sounds a bit distorted, but 90% volume sounds great) See video. -I opted for 1:15 of the song "Lose Control" vs cutting it further and included other songs. I may opt for this later on) -Ability to change the audio file ANY TIME! This can be re-used or updated at any time with a more relevant audio file -Components are adhered to a "sticker" that would allow you to stick it on a desired location. In my case, it will be inside of a wooden base. The button is on wires about 3" long for application (in case some were wondering). Cons: -Larger footprint than I initially expected; however, it didn't change my application. The sticker is about 3" by 2.25" (could be trimmed slightly if needed) - USB Micro connector (never been a fan), I feel like we live in a world where most devices should be USB-C now. Important Notes!!! Step 1) I googled and used a "youtube downloader" after finding my song on Youtube. This will be an MP4 format due to it being a video (you will need to convert this to MP3 format in the next step). Step 2) The directions say to use "online-audio-converter.com) and this worked perfectly. Step 3) I used MPTrim.com software to trim the part of the song I wanted to make it below the 2MB size requirements. Step 4) After I had my MP3 file, I turned on the device and connected via USB to my laptop. Step 5) I opened the drive/folder and removed the 3 DEMO files. Step 6) I dragged my desired file and dropped it in the folder(note: it did take 30 seconds or so to copy). Once this was done, I turned the device off, unplugged it from the laptop, turned it back on and pushed the button to test. Everything worked like a charm!

This product is so simple and easy to use and yet is so great. Sound comes nice and clear and it’s easy to integrate into any project (mine went into a 3D print statue to make it talk)

Solo diré que si tienen Mac no formateen el chip, solo con Windows funciona.

Exactly what I needed. Good amount of space and easy to follow instructions. I like that it comes with volume control and an on/off switch