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We used this device for a display at a local museum. We put up a corner display with felt-covered walls and a tree depicting a forest. Children are invited to stick bugs and other creatures on the wall to build a “Miyawaki Forest” and the Waytronic was the perfect device for us to add some sound effects to the scene whenever anyone entered the area. It was easy to download some MP3 files from my computer and I connected the device to power so that we wouldn’t have to worry about changing batteries. You can see the Waytronic in the photos near the ceiling to the right of the tree trunk.

I really wanted to like (and use) this item. It seemed great and the reviews seemed well. Unfortunately, the item kept loading back the original sounds it came with. I would clear them, restart the device with only my sounds on them, and then (no matter what the setting was) they would play again either randomly, as part of the list or over what I set to play. AND THEN the item quit working entirely before I could even get a response for assistance from customer service. I would not recommend buying.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this device to make a paranormal music box. The motion-sensored paranormal music box I initially considered & truly almost bought, was priced at $399.00, so I sought out a cheaper alternative, which led me to Waytronic. The instructions are lacking. I first deleted the pre-recorded files & formatted the memory. After transferring my desired file to the Waytronic, it wouldn't play. Upon inspecting the file, I realized it was in FLAC format. I speculated whether converting it to MP3 would resolve the issue, and indeed, that was the solution. Once I converted the sound from FLAC to MP3, the Waytronic played flawlessly. However, I was disappointed to discover that the device only had 5MB of memory, which was far less than the advertised 120MB I thought I saw somewhere on here. Despite this setback, I found the sound quality satisfactory and decided to keep it. Thank you Waytronic. You saved me $350.00.

did not work well

It took a bit of time and thought ......but it works perfectly for what I needed.1. The instructions are poor. It's difficult to determine how to load the .mp3 file.2. I chose to use my tf disk to create and load the sound wave. When I attempted to place the disk into the slot, it wouldn't accept it. Upon closer examination, I realized that the device came w/ a tf disk which I was able to depress and remove. I don't recall reading anywhere that it came w/ a tf disk .....but I'm a man .3. Now the problem. When I attempted to load my tf disk into the slot, it wobbled and fell into the device. The guides were too loose. I created another tf disk and with the device laying front side flat on a table, I was able to load the new disk into the reader. So there is another disk floating freely inside of this thing and appears not to cause a problem.Bottom line is it works GREAT !!

This worked out well for an application that required a pre-recorded soundtrack to play when the presence of people was detected. Easy to use and set up. Just requires you to format the card each time and then copy new tracks over to get new tracks to load and play.

Will be used to perform some functions of a tour-guide in a covid world. Not yet installed. In testing it off site, I found the audio quality to be reasonably good. The sound volume appears adequate, but I'll only know for sure once it is installed in some of our musum buildings. We are constrained to using this model as our homes do not have electricity.

Purchased for a Halloween party. The preloaded sounds are cheesy. Dog barking, some sort of Merry Christmas message, something in another language. The USB connection on the side was misaligned and the cord wouldn't connect unless you held it just right, then it snapped off inside. I managed to get one mp3 loaded and it wouldn't play. You could hear the click as though it started playing, but then just static