RetekessTM102 Wireless Buzzers for Trivia Games, Answer Buzzers for Classroom with Light, Show Who Buzzed First, 3 Response Modes, Buzzer System for Game Show, School, Jeopardy, Family Feud Night

Works great

Do you consistently hear well how are you monitoring and making sure that all your students are engaged in your lesson from administrators when they evaluate you. Then look no further this is a wonderful resource that will guarantee to get even the most reluctant learners want to engage. I’ve taught Emotional support students for the past fours years and this has revolutionized my classroom. It allows you to randomly pick students to call on, you can even go as far as locking the button of the over zealous contributor which allows for students to be on their A game because they know that they could be called upon. It also allows for open discussion.

Bought this for a school activity and I needed it to arrive when stated on check out, arrived the next week. Will try and get it returned, because now I don’t need it and it’s too expensive to keep for no reason.

Bought to settle arguments about reaction games with my kids.It seems to work, but for $100 it’s quite lightweight cheap and plasticky. It also has a rather unintuitive UI. Difficult to follow instructions, and sort of regret paying for this versus attempting a DIY electronics project. I’m a novice so buying something was the price of convenience to get something without taking 6 months to make it.I’m not sure it would last long in a classroom unless kids were very responsible and didn’t treat it like a game show buzzer you could slam.Overall it’s ok, but would probably say the price should be around US$30 rather than the US$100+.

We used it at two small group parties and these worked so well!!

These were exactly what I needed - the sequential lock and easy interface made these a smash hit. Our family game night has officially leveled up.

I use the buttons to play jeopardy in my college course for my students. Great product and ive been looking for years. much better than them raising hands and i'm trying to figure out who was first.

I received the (4) buzzer (puck) system and initially thought that the buzzers looked like the “push lights” in my front closet. I unwrapped the control panel and loaded up the 3 AAA batteries to get up and running for a test show. I was pleased to see that the pucks already had a charge to them, so I was good to go! By the way, the pucks have their own USB charge cords so that you can charge them all at the same time if you have 4 USB chargers or the equivalent. From what I can tell, these hold a full charge for a very long time as you can see what percentage of battery each puck has on the control panel. The controller has a small but simple to read screen and is pretty much self-explanatory although the well-designed manual explains how to use it depending on the game that you are playing.You can have a first to buzz in function, a countdown (feel the pressure) function, and a randomly selected puck function. The lighted pucks have multiple colors and an on/off switch on the back so that no power is wasted. They also appear to have a nice range of communication that doesn’t pose an issue with long distances or even outdoors. My initial contestants felt the competition and had quite a few laughs and fun! These can be used with any existing game, or thanks to the web, keep in mind that there is an unlimited amount of trivia out there to make your next get together a hit. Well done. Advance to the bonus round!