Q: What are typical uses of Big Buddy Button?
A: Switches can be used in a variety of ways and with a variety of devices.
When using switches in an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) setting, they are commonly used as external inputs for speech generating devices (SGDs), computer and iPad switch interfaces, and switch adapted toys.
Q: What kind of feedback does it offer?
A: It provides auditory click and tactile feedback when activated—helping
users confirm a successful press.
Q: How much pressure does it require to activate?
A: It requires approximately 5.3 ounces of pressure—low enough for users
with limited strength but high enough to prevent accidental presses.
Q: Is it wireless? Does it require batteries?
A: No—it is a wired switch and does not require batteries or power, ensuring
simple plug-and-play use.
Q: Can this be used by someone who uses their head, elbow, or foot instead of hands?
A: Yes! The larger size makes it ideal for alternate access methods like head, elbow, knee, or foot activation.