200 Seconds Voice Recorder for Stuffed Animals | Recordable Button Sound Box for Crafters, Hobbyists, etc | Voice Box for Recordable Gifts | Build a Bear Voice Recorder | Toy Recorder

Great product does exactly what it says. You can plug it into almost anything with a headphone jack. As long as you press the button to record it will record any sound.

I got this box to use for a costume party where I was a cat. I wanted to be able to purr! At first I had a little trouble getting the box set up, and I thought I needed special software because of some of the questions, but it turns out that software is unnecessary, I just needed to make sure that it was on. (It was a real "duh" moment!)I found a video of a cat purring and used that to record the sound onto the box - this was easy:1) find the sound or build a playlist that you want to record onto the box.2) Put the volume of your computer or phone up, plug the included double-headphone jack in to your device.3) Push the big white button (it will beep once to tell you that it's active) on the box and hit play on your device. You probably won't hear any sound, because your computer is sending the sound to the box.4) When you're done with whatever you want to record, hit the big white button again to stop. (The box will beep twice!)5) You can then test your recording by hitting the smaller trigger button on the extension wires. The box will play the full recording and then stop, or you can hit the trigger again to cut it off.I ended up playing around with the volume level a little bit to get it where I wanted it, as the cat whose purr I borrowed was a loud fellow. It was easy to re-record over and over again with tweaks to get it just right - it won't stack recordings on top of one another, which I was a little worried about, it just erases the previous recording and keeps whatever the most recent one is. Then I was able to tuck the box into a pocket in my costume, and lightly stitch the trigger button to a spot where I could trigger the sound when I wanted to. It worked perfectly, and surprised everybody!For anyone who wants to record a playlist, please note that every time you hit the little button to start it, it will start from the beginning of the recording - even if you're recording from Spotify or iTunes it won't recognize separate "tracks" just one continuous file. I believe that you can use it to record your own voice or the sounds around you by hitting the big white button as described above, speaking into the box, and then hitting the button again, but I haven't tried it.

I was able to record audio from my PC to the voice recorder very easily. The process wasn't very lengthy at all, they were clear and to the point during instruction. I had to repeat the process a few times from audio not being the correct volume but it worked out at the end. Press the button once to play audio and press again to stop audio. Keep in mind that the audio does not pause, so every time you press to play it will ALWAYS play from the beginning.I just wish the voice recorder wasn't very huge. I used it for a small doll and I was just barely able to fit the recorder inside but it came out a little deformed and the weight was not equally distributed.Aside from that, I would highly recommend this voice recorder and I will definitely purchase another when necessary!

Great job

Spent over an hour editing a video for my mom’s Christmas gift and after recording on my device the only playback I got was a faint screeching noise. Tried to re-record the audio 3 times to the same outcome.

Used this to record a Christmas carol being sung by a choir to go with a scene of Christmas Caroler figures we put up in the house during the holidays. The box itself tucks into the greenery on the display - with the sounds (music in my case) being started by pressing the button. The button extends far enough from the box to position it in a spot that is easier to access. Because it records a little over 3 minutes, I was able to record a complete song. Recording requires a computer or some type of device (the sound(s) are ported over a cord from the source device to this EZSound Box), but once you figure out how to set it up and start recording it's easy from there. I read one reviewer talk about removing the "record" button once they were satisfied with their recording, but I found that the record button only works if the EZSound Box is connected to a device. Once it is unplugged, the record button does nothing - which means you won't accidentally erase or record over the recording you choose to keep. One other thing (and this is in the directions), you may have to do a few trials while adjusting the volume of the computer or "sound source player" because the box itself doesn't have volume adjustment. For my use case, none of this was a problem at all. I'd definitely use this again for future projects.

Super easy to use. Just insert headphone jack cord into the box and your laptop, push the button on the box, start the audio on the laptop, then when the audio is done, press the button on the box again. Volume of the recording is controlled on the laptop. When you're satisfied, remove the cord and the recording is locked (until you put in the cord again). Sound is clear, on-off switch if you need to keep the play button from being activated. Holds on to the recording if you take the batteries out. My only regret is that it's 1 inch thick which makes it harder to include in a frame, but the length of recording time is really nice (over 3 1/2 minutes).

Ease of use was ok, kind of weird how you have to do it. Sound quality was ok for the price. Hit and miss if you got a lot of static with same type of recording method used. Would be much nicer if there was a volume control on the device as well. Sometimes the sound came through super loud and sometimes there was a lot of static…. A bit frustrating.