DIY Talking Voice Recordable Greeting Card - Horizontal Blank Card

Good it was easy

Well, the good news is that the card is super easy to record and assemble. To record all you need is a media device (basically anything with a 3.5mm cable input) and the unit. The sound quality is pretty good and it is loud. Unless you're opening the card in a stadium, the recipient will be able to hear it easily. The folding and assembling of the card is very easy as well. I watched their YouTube videos just to make sure I did it right, but honestly if you just follow the instructions, you'll manage all right.My problem with the card is the activation tab. It lasted 3 (three!) openings of the card before it broke off and didn't work anymore. The card wasn't damaged, hadn't been handled roughly, but after it had been assembled and opened 3 times, it was done. That was twice I opened it to test it and one time the recipient opened it. On the 3rd go, the tab fell out of the unit and could not be reassembled. Big let down.

It took a really long time for me to figure out how to put it together, then when I did, it kept replaying over and over and over again. Perhaps I did something wrong, but it was okay.

My son loved it.

Arrived broken and was unable to receive a replacement in time for my friend's birthday.