Speak your mind, one press at a time! 🎤
The AbleNet BIGmack AAC Communication Device is a robust and user-friendly communication aid designed for nonverbal individuals and those with speech impairments. With a large, colorful button, it allows users to record personalized messages of up to two minutes, making communication accessible and tailored to individual needs. Its durable design and versatile placement options ensure it can withstand daily use in various environments.
| Manufacturer | AbleNet |
| Brand | AbleNet |
| Item Weight | 1.6 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 7 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | 10000041 |
| Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Multi Color |
| Size | 4 Piece Set |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10002100 |
A**R
Good for developing communication
Functions well and as expected for developing basic communication/ requesting, speech therapist approved!
A**C
Great buy
Really great deal. Daughter loves it
B**R
Giving silent students voices.
These are great for what they do, but are very expensive. They give voice to our students without voices. I personally prefer the step-by-step a little more than this single phrase button, but it still does the job.
R**M
Love this. Can record any message
Love this. Can record any message. Highly recommend this product.
P**E
Rip off
Way too expensive, buy the set of 4 for "dogs" for under 30 bucks.
G**O
great but cost prohibitive for people with special needs and those who work with them
I use these in my special education classroom. I use them to allow my students to interact with their peers,participate in the community (we ordered at Starbucks!, shopped at Target), sell to teachers during coffee cart,etc. We hook the buttons to my computer so the kids can change slides in powerpoint or start videos, etc. I just do not have enough to go around! I cannot afford to buy them. I wish the company would care less about profit and more about helping people with disabilities. I know companies need to make money but I feel like Ablenet is a pretty big for profit business corporation. Having a disability is so expensive and specialized gear is part of that, it's hard for me to understand why it costs so much! It just seems rather predatory. But if you have money then get them! I would if I could. So I took away a star for cost and sometimes the get staticy but I may have the older model!
