128GB Digital Voice Recorder With Playback - 3072 Kbps HD Voice-Activated Recording and Noise-Canceling, Audio Device for Lectures Meetings, A-B Repeat, MP3 Player

This voice recorder blew me away! The sound quality is amazing — crisp and clear thanks to the dual mics and the 3072Kbps HD audio. I love the voice-activated function, it saves space and makes reviewing files easier. The playback is loud and clear, and the A-B repeat feature is perfect for studying or interviews. It’s lightweight, fits in my pocket, and the 64GB memory holds so many hours. Great for lectures, meetings, and even personal notes. Worth every penny!

This item was returned because my state has strict laws. Didn’t get to use the product but it looked nice, came on time and the company gave me no issues with returning.

After a fair amount of experimenting it was obvious that this recorder has very good battery life, excellent recording quality, very good controls in the menu and settings, and a very compact size. The controls are tiny (as expected given its size) but manageable even for someone with fairly large hands. Watch out for the SD card on the side immediately above the on/off switch. If you accidentally press on it even lightly, the card will pop out slightly and the recording/playback either won't start or stops. I'm thinking about putting a piece of tape over it to keep that from happening.However, the built-in internal microphone and speakers are almost worthless and located on the side of the recorder which must be facing up when recording/listening. Recording with the internal microphone only picks up voices if they are within a few feet of the recorder. Recordings of people speaking at the far end of a conference table are very faint and almost impossible to understand. Playing back with the internal speakers is almost as bad. You will find yourself holding the recorder next to your ear when listening.That said, I added a lavalier microphone that I had in my office and set the "Record From" setting to "External Mic". Make sure the external microphone is a TRS style with a 3 segment plug (not the 4 segment TRRS headset style). Amazon has some for about $5. I also added a cheap set of plug in earbuds that I had in a drawer. Note that the vendor does offer a package that includes an external microphone but that nearly doubles the price.The result was an AMAZING IMPROVEMENT in both the sensitivity, quality and clarity of the recordings. The external microphone picked up everything that was said in the room including some side conversations around the table. The earbuds allowed me to clearly hear and understand everything that was said in the conference room including the TV at the far end that was part of the video conference.These accessories turned a poor to mediocre recorder into a very useful quality audio recorder. The accessories do add a bit to the cost but it is still a pretty good value compared to the "name brand" recorders being offered. Especially if you only need a recorder for occasional use.

Great quality recorder, a good, lightweight and discrete size, with good sound quality, the buttons are quite small and its hard to use the recorder discretely if you were to try and press some of the buttons but its functionality is good.

just a regular audio recorder. small, light weight, about the size of the palm of my hand. easy to use and figure out. sound is good. works for what i need it for.

Works great

Unfortunately did not work for what I need. The background noice didn’t go away so hard to hear recording.

Sound is muffled compared to, for example, the Aiworth or any Sony. So I guess for the price you can't expect perfection and let's be clear, it does work. And for many uses it's probably just fine, like dictating notes won't be a problem. Recording meetings with several participants I higher grade recorder may be better, especially if you use higher quality headphones.