You can even insert a written note to go along with your recorded message. This allows you to insert photographs and other visual artworks. The main visual feature, though, is the removable transparent plastic cover. And at just under an inch thick, it’s reasonably chunky. It has a width of 3.94 inches from corner to corner, or 3.54 inches from edge to edge. The Talking Tiles Voice Recordable Sound Button is a black hexagonal button, with a clean matte finish. Talking Tiles Voice Recordable Sound Button That’s not what sound buttons are designed for. But no matter how you cut it, you’re not going to get huge amounts of storage. There are some buttons with more storage, as long as a few minutes. On the other hand, you may want to record a longer message, or use multiple sound effects. And given the nature of sound buttons, that’s all you’re normally going to need. This is just fine if you’re only making a very short recording. In many cases, you’ll only get a few seconds of recording time. In that case, you’ll want a button that allows you to upload audio files via USB.Īlong with the type of recording method, the storage capacity is just as important. That said, you might want your button to play pre-recorded music or sound effects. This is convenient when you’re making a simple voice recording, since you don’t need any other equipment. You turn on the record function, and record your audio directly into the mic. In most cases, a programmable button will simply have its own built-in mic. The last factor you need to consider is how your audio is recorded and stored. In most cases, you’ll want to shut the button off whenever it’s not in use, to save battery life. Keep in mind that most buttons will slowly drain the battery if the switch is left in the “on” position. If it’s sitting idle, you’ll get more battery life. If you’re pressing the button day in and day out, you’ll get less battery life. Sound button battery life can be hard to measure, because it depends how much you’re using the button. Then again, most buttons that take off-the-shelf batteries are designed with replacement in mind. A rechargeable battery can be helpful, since you won’t have to open the housing. Alternatively, others use rechargeable batteries, and you plug them into a USB outlet when they’re drained. Many use simple, off-the-shelf batteries that you can buy from any hardware store. Battery Performanceĭifferent sound buttons will require different kinds of batteries. Do you want something playful or sentimental? Formal or casual? The nature of the recording will dictate the design you choose. But if the button is meant to be used on its own, the physical appearance can be important. This isn’t an issue for a concealed button. Another related concern is the aesthetic.
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