AbleNet SuperTalker FeatherTouch AAC Device - Multi-Level Communicator for Speech Therapy, Special Needs, and Autism Support - Durable, Easy-to-Use Assistive Technology Product Number: 10000031

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En stock

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1.28 kg

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Amazon

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USA

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The NEW SuperTalker FT includes four interchangeable keyguards that can be used to create a communication device with one, two, four, or eight message locations. SuperTalker FT contains a Feather Touch activation surface that is sensitive enough to detect the lightest of touches. Eight recording levels give you the ability to record up to 64 unique messages. Improvements to the new SuperTalker FT include: Feather Touch activation surface Improved activation surface performance when message grids are changed Updated modern look SuperTalker FT is switch accessible. Connect one switch to each message location for direct message playback or use one switch to step through each message location sequentially. Use the two toy/appliance outputs to turn your SuperTalker FT into a switch and add communication to your activity. SuperTalker FT requires 4 AA batteries (not included).

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Multi-Level Communication Device: Features 8 programmable levels with 64 message capacity, offering versatile communication options for users of all abilities. Durable and Portable Design: Lightweight yet sturdy construction, perfect for on-the-go use in schools, homes, or therapy sessions. Easy-to-Use Interface: Intuitive button layout and large activation areas ensure accessibility for users with limited motor skills. Customizable Messages: Personalize with photos, symbols, or words to support individual communication needs and preferences. Ideal for Special Needs Support: Designed for individuals with autism, speech delays, or other communication challenges, empowering users to express themselves effectively.