Record-O-Clip

I don’t know about you, but, it seems like there are just more and more things for me to keep up with these days. Whether it is sending lunch money with one of my kids, turning in field trip permission slips, or stopping by the pharmacy to pick up a prescription – there’s always a million things I have to try and remember. I’ll write myself little notes and stick them here or there, but, they tend to get overlooked or lost in the shuffle of everything. That’s why I was happy to have the opportunity to review the product, the Record-O-Clip. The Record-O-Clip is a bag clip and so much more. It’s magnetic and can hold up to 16 seconds of audio sounds, spoken words, or music that you record with the touch of a button. Each time you open the clip, you will hear your message played back. Simply press the button again when you are ready to record a new message.

The Record-O-Clip helps me stay on top of all the little daily tasks that I need to take care of. I have four children in school, so, I always seem to have some type of paper, form, or money to turn in. With the Record-O-Clip, I can place these forms securely in the clip and then record a message reminding me when they are due. Since the Record-O-Clip is magnetic, I can hang it on my refrigerator where I’ll be sure to see it often.

Other ideas for using the Record-O-Clip:

• Let your child record a short greeting to Santa and then attach the Record-O-Clip to their stocking.
• Sending a care package to a student or other relative who is away from home? Use the Record-O-Clip to give them a personalized message using your own voice.
• Help an elderly family member remember their medication times or other things they need to do.
• A reminder list of items you need to pick up at the grocery can easily be recorded. Then, use the Record-O-Clip to hold any coupons you intend to use.

The Record-O-Clip is handy and very easy to use. It would make a great stocking stuffer or gift for anyone. It is available online at www.recordoclip.com for $11.99.

This post was written for Productivity PR, Inc. who provided the Record-O-Clip for review. The author was not compensated in any way except for the complimentary product.