The Clapper, Wireless Sound Activated On/Off Light Switch, Clap Detection, Perfect for Kitchen/Bedroom/TV/Appliances, 120 V Wall Plug, Smart Home Technology, As Seen On TV Household Gift

My favorite concept is The Clapper and I had one years ago, but the first time I tried it, I had the same issue as I had years ago. My first thought was that the functionality may have improved with time. We're sad to say that it hasn't. Returning it was a good decision. Most people cannot hear the claps of the contraption unless it is out in the open. While lying in bed, I got tired of having to clap 16 times in order to activate the device. As a result, 90% of the time I had to bend over to reach the outlet, defeating the purpose of the outlet. It would have been easy to turn off the light myself if the light was going that fast. My charger was plugged into an outlet behind my nightstand. So you could only use it while completely out in the open and unimpeded by any objects. But at this point, I think it becomes more of a hassle than it is worth.

Joanna Fry

| Mar 02, 2021

Clops that are strong and followed by ones that are slightly lower in force will not work. 1) The timing of the claps has to be perfect. It won't work if two claps are too close together. If the claps are too far apart, they will not be heard. I often find that it comes on even when I do not clap, like when I walk into the room, close a closet door, or tap the wall during intimate moments before going to bed. There are times when it has its own mind. As a result, it has been inconsistent for a while! I wouldn't recommend it for someone who needs consistency. It's now comical, but it's not for someone who requires it. Wishing you the best of.

Princess Santos

| Oct 19, 2020

In the dark, he couldn't find the switch for the lamp, and I didn't want him to try to walk to the wall switch. The Clapper is something I remembered, and I decided to give it a shot. Upon installation, it worked right out of the box and took less than five minutes to set up. The lights are now safely on in my father's bedroom, so he can get in and out of bed with his hands clapped. This product deserves a lot more attention than I have given it I've seen a profound change in my father's life because of it.

Sophie Dickerson

| Dec 18, 2020

It is not uncommon for people with memory problems to still be able to clap despite having trouble pressing a single button. There are some interesting differences between young and old when it comes to the speed of clapping, and older people seem to have the timing down better than younger ones, which is refreshing. Furthermore, they always seem to have a smile on their faces when the light comes on after clapping. The clapper is alive and well. If more products worked as simply as the clapper does, the world would be a better place.

Kehlani Hudson

| Mar 23, 2021

I was so excited to have it arrive but it hasn't worked as I expected. As I wanted to make sure I used it correctly, I provided myself with enough time to clap before turning it off or on. However, there are times when you clap and it does not operate. I am unable to turn either of the two devices that it controls on or off regardless of which one I try. I sometimes have to try five to ten times before I get it working. Also, it appears to just turn off on its own without any noise or clapping. I am wondering if it is a defective unit and may need to get It was great to have it Even when you clap in the proper way, it doesn't really work, so you still need to be very careful. I have tried being as consistent and careful as I could, but I'm still having trouble. I hope I can come up with something that works well and achieves this goal.

Madilynn Case

| Sep 01, 2020

Even though they seem silly, I'm going to do it anyway. A clapper is one of my favorite things. I used to have a much larger room when I lived in my old place, so my floor lamp was always far from the bed when I slept. As an admittedly lazy person, I do not look forward to doing anything. Perhaps you will not mind hopping out of bed to turn off your light before crawling back into bed. What good is it to live like that? Instead of turning off the light, why not stay in bed and cuddle up beside your loved one? The thing I miss about it is that in my new place my neighbor lives below me and his bedroom is under mine, so now I am without it. If I woke him with my night time clap off for some reason, I would feel bad. When adjusting to a new and improved clapper lifestyle, there are several things to consider Please make your clap game the best it can be. A couple of weak mutual hand taps just won't cut it. If you clap, you have to do so The claps you make must be sharp, and they must be serious. Make sure your sensitivity is set correctly. In case the clapper is extremely sensitive and the area where you hang out has a lot of traffic, you might drop something and knock the light out. Everyone is having an awkward moment right now. Put it to the test. Feel free to take a look As a joke, you should buy it. If you do, be sure to enjoy your time to the fullest.

Aubrie Oneill

| Mar 14, 2021

For my wife, I purchased this so she can control the lamp on her nightstand without having to stretch from under the blankets to it. We expected it to work just fine. There is a large amount of sensitivity between the timing of the claps and the volume (loud is needed), so experimentation was necessary to get the "feel" for the best Once mastered (not a big deal), it has proved to be a very reliable/functional product. The clapping has been going smoothly for over a month now.

Royalty Robbins

| Aug 12, 2021

I encourage you to clap. Let's get it over with. The most obvious thing to do is to clap twice. The process is simple. There are clear instructions on how to install the software. A clear explanation of how to use the machine is provided. Hold on, wait for a few moments, then There is a flash of light. If you are not in. It is here where the problem is. If you clap, you have to do so The technique only works if I clap very loudly while cutting my hand. Both claps have to be about the same loudness if one is too loud but the other is not, it won't Whenever I wanted to activate The Clapper, I needed to clap 3 or 6 times to get it going. So loudly did I clap that I was pretty sure I was going to wake up my children. It was a strange feeling to think that in a few days I would have mastered it and it would now be second nature, but no. I wasn't able to perfect getting uniformly evenly spaced claps to make it work. There should not be this much difficulty. I adjusted the sensitivity setting to high, but it failed to resolve the issue. In spite of this, one night I coughed twice and the light came It just wasn't meant to be. While I don't know if it was because of the device, I found operating The Clapper extremely frustrating, annoying, loud, and damaging to my hands. There is no way this product could have lasted this long if they are all this bad.

Freya Fuentes

| May 17, 2021