The Clapper! Wireless Sound Activated Switch with Clap Detection, As Seen on TV.

ideal for anyone with handicap(s) it's not easy to turn off light at bedtime. the clapper makes it so much easier. I found that people like to entertain themselves clapping the lights off and on. item should be carried in store, it would be hard to keep on shelves.

Because of the furniture arrangement it's awkward to get to a couple of table lamps in our home. I bought a Clapper elsewhere a little while ago and it worked out so well that I bought this second one online here and it works even better. The two are slightly different in appearance but work exactly the same. My wife has mobility issues and these are a godsend.

Clapper the activated switch Works fantastic and helps assist lighting in Husband's bedroom to prevent falls in the dark room as he enters for bed. He claps and the light is on, gets into bed and claps and light goes out. A great safety feature. If awake during sleep hours he can do the same and see to get up. Helps prevent falls instead of fumbling around. He is fighting Parkinson's with alot of difficulty walking.

This clapper does more than I expected,you can plug in up to two electronic devices and control them with 2 or 3 claps depending on which device you choose to turn on or off. You can also set it on "away" and it will turn on plugged in device (lamp for example) with any nice at all.

My husband and I have enjoyed ours for years. Just bought them for the kids. They were very excited and they like not having to get out of bed in the dark. Just have to keep doors shut because sometimes one kid will clap off another kids light. There rooms are separated by a hallway.

I am surprised that it really does work, it's about 85% effective. Some times it misses a clap and you have to start over or get closer. But all and all it does what I wanted, I built a play room for my grand kids and all the accent lighting comes on with two claps. The main light is three claps. ( a feature I didn't plan on). So the kids can be in their bunk beds and CLAP CLAP and turn on lights to get up in the morning. They think it's cool! Cool grandpa!

The clapper does work but, you almost have to be right on top of it before it will activate or turn off the lights. The one in my den, if I am sitting in my chair, it will not work. I have to almost have a direct line of sound or it will not function. The same goes for the one in our bedroom. If we are layiong in our bed on our back and try to use it, it will not work. Have to roll on my side to see the clapper and then it will work.

We followed the directions to the letter, trying all 3 settings, but still have a hard time getting the device to respond to clapping. (It worked well when I accidentally dropped 3 frying pans and a cupcake tin). The outlet is not blocked by furniture or anything else but we still have to get within 4 feet of the wall for the the lamp to turn on or off. Not convenient at all.

Commercials show elderly people clapping their hands two times to activate the device, when in fact it takes 3 claps in a "certain rhythm" (no big deal you would think!). I tried it on all sensitivity settings. I thought it would be good when coming in at night to turn on the light, but it only worked within 5 feet of the device. My door is 15 feet away. I don't know what they did to change this, but many years ago I had one and it was as easy as clapping your hands together and it worked from across a good sized room...but NOT anymore... Their technology has gone backwards... I returned mine,...thinking of looking for a competitors device now.

We are very disappointed with the clapper. After waiting for 3 weeks for it to come in, we took it to my aunt and got it all set up for her. First of all, we had to be right next to the clapper for it to work so we couldn't put it on the lamp we needed to. When we did move it to a lamp nearer to my aunt's chair she couldn't clap hard enough to make it work. My husband is the only one that can clap hard enough to make it work most of the time.