Radio Controlled Fart Machine

This was a great Christmas present for the wife, lots of fun had on Christmas day.The way the speaker unscrews really adds some bottom end to the sound. She found that putting the speaker under a cushion muffled the sound more than enough to take away any digital artifacts and of course helps with the idea that someone across the room has floated an air biscuit.

I blame Leslie Nielsen. I mean he was such a funny man and his fart machine interviews made me laugh. This machine however is rubbish: just doesn't sound realistic. £18 and maybe worth £2. Just don't buy it

This is a harmless fun machine bringing laughter to all

Wonderful, various types from little gurgly ones, to blaster ones. Great present, kids love them. Some mature youngsters like me, at 78, also love them. Of course, I wouldn't dream of slipping it into a friend's pram or letting a friend control it and pretending to hide, squirm as if having an extreme bout of gastric discomfort and watching friends squirming not to laugh, as they try so hard to pretend not to notice my apparent "embarrassment"! Don't carry it in your pocket in Sainsbury's though, unless the box is switched off/ I forgot and (before Covid, with my first one) in a queue to the 'till, it evidently picked up some radio waves from where I do not know (maybe divine intervention?) and started to go off.. and kept going off, every few seconds, with the whole range of farts and pretending it wasn't me, rapidly failed..to my acute and, this time, real embarrassment! Have fun, Barry

I like this product. It’s cheering me up no end during the pandemic, as I’m hiding it and surprising the family in different rooms- under pillows -in the bathroom. There’s one thing I can’t explain though is how it goes off by itself, even though the remote control is no where near anyone. Has anyone else had this happen to them? I’d be interested to know, and opinions on how this could be happening. I think this product is a little overpriced but it’s worth it for the laughs.

Sounds real and works from a good distance with remote , seems well made , will need a 9volt battery .

Not too realistic, unfortunately- sounds like it's being played through a mic, which of course it is.

Great fun