Learning Resources (UK Direct Account) Learning Resources Lights and Sounds, Family Night Game, Game Show, Classroom Accessories, Siren, Buzzer, Set of 4, Ages 3+

I bought these to be used when I'm training Pet First Aid. The idea is that at the end of the course we have a quiz. It's more fun to have people compete and try and win, rather than just handing out a test for them to fill in.The problem with the type of quiz we play is that there is a lot of shouting and noise (otherwise it's boring). I was a little worried that these buzzers wouldn't be heard over all the noise, but they have actually done a really great job.They don't weigh very much, yet they feel solid and take a fair pounding from crazed adults. They light up when pressed, and they each have their own distinct noise. All in all, they are exactly what you'd want. Just pop in a couple of AAA batteries (I've used rechargeables that I also bought from Amazon) and away you go.If you were playing with kids, or even training adults like me, they are a good buy. There are some other options out there with different colours and noises but I can't rate them, only the Red, Yellow, Blue and Green ones that I picked up.

My students LOVE these buzzers and thier wacky sounds. I have bought the "farmyard" ones and the normal buzzer ones, all from the same company so I now have 12 buzzers all with different sounds. Put classes into pairs or 3's or even 4's and transform boring lessons by turning comprehension text book questions into a buzzer quizz. Students of ALL ages (even adults) love it!

My disabled son loves this. Works well and is durable.

They're pretty good.Cons: No 'on/off' switch, so if the batteries are in they are essentially 'on'.Made more annoying by the fact that you need to unscrew the battery compartment, rather than just a pop-out style.However, the style of box they come in means you can store them without them going off.Although you're not supposed to keep the batteries in if they aren't used for a while.There's also room for a teeny screwdriver if you have one spare (mine came from a Xmas cracker!)Buzzers aren't linked in any way, so if you have an enthusiastic group there will be a lot of noise. A bit unfair of me to say this is a 'con' given that I got them for £13, but worth bearing in mind.Pros: Clear sound, if you need to dampen the noise depending on the environment just pop a square bit of duct tape on the speaker (located on the underside of the buzzer).Good brightness on the lights.Good range of sound.Generally, just quite good fun.

Found these to be good quality sturdy plastic leds are of average brightness as is the volume of the sound. At the time I brought these I couldn’t find the voice record ones in the same brand. But I would say these are defiantly fun to use and good value.

I use these buttons during Golden Time in my Year 4 class, I'm very much opposed to "free time" and so I take a different route and do quiz time, I ask general knowledge questions, maths questions, questions about children's movies and TV programmes and mix them together to create a team game that promotes inclusion and team work! These buttons have sustained numerous poundings and the volume is brilliant for a lively Friday afternoon!

We used these for a quiz competition. The kids loved the distinct sounds of each buzzer. However, one failed to make the sound during the match and so that impacted the game.

bright and noised great fun