136GB Digital Voice Recorder Voice Activated Recorder for Lectures Meetings - aiworth 9860 Hours Sound Audio Recorder Dictaphone Recording Device with Playback,MP3 Player,Password,Variable Speed.

This voice recorder has been an incredible tool for preserving family stories during reunions! The voice activated function ensures it only records when someone is speaking, eliminating unnecessary silence and making playback seamless. The quality of the recordings is outstanding, capturing voices with clarity and depth, even in busy environments.With 136GB of storage, it holds hundreds of hours of recordings, making it perfect for long sessions. The ease of use is fantastic with simple controls and an intuitive interface make it effortless to operate. The password protection adds a layer of security, ensuring private recordings stay safe.Transferring files is quick and easy, allowing us to store cherished family stories on a portable hard drive, ensuring they’re never lost to time. If you need a reliable, high capacity recorder, this one is a fantastic choice! Highly recommended for capturing and preserving memories!

This little recorder is very powerful, I mean this thing has the best clarity and so strong, I mean you can be across the room and this thing sounds like the mic is right next to your lips. Really nice recorder and the battery lasts days on recording time. Your voice is so clear it’s amazing. I got two.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:I am about a year and a half in using this particular recorder. I bought it with the specific intention to record wedding ceremonies directly out of my speaker's mix out. These are my findings. First, the internal microphone really isn't very good. It has a very low threshold of volume before it starts to clip. This wasn't an issue for me, but for people who plan to use it for recording anything over speech volume you may not like the quality of sound. If recording live music don't even bother.The real allure to me was the line in option. I run from the mix out out of my speaker, XLR, into the line in of the recorder. Now, what I have found is it also suffers from clipping in this regard if you boost over 0db. This has caused a number of recordings to be heavily clipped despite the live audio being perfect.Another issue I found is the power button can bypass the lock, meaning you can turn the device on and off with the lock on.If we could fix these this would be the perfect recorder, easily competing with models that are $300 or more due to size and price. The clipping issue could be as simple as a firmware update to add gain control, assuming the hardware allows it.One thing I did also notice is that if you are recording into this from a stereo signal you are going to have some phase cancellation, which may make your recording sound very quiet or even remove frequencies. The solution to this is simple: import into any DAW and pan either left or right to convert the track to mono. Not a fault, but a standard concept in audio - mono vs stereo - to be aware of.I really like this recorder. The battery lasts a considerably long time, being able to use a standard microSD card means that moving files from the device to other systems is straightforward regardless of platform, and the metal body is actually pretty rugged.For the majority of buyers this is going to be a total win, but the combination of deficiencies, namely the easily clipping from the internal mic, deducts one star.

OK. Lemme start off by saying that this digital voice recorder works PERFECT. There's nothing "wrong" with it. My MAIN CONCERN was the following; it's quite obvious that if your not going ot be using it for recording "in class" or a important "meeting" than your obviously going to be using it to record someone when they dont know your recording.having said that, you will notice that "most" recorders ONLY have the speakers on the FRONT of the device where the illuminated LCD screen is or where someone could tell that its a recorder. So if you put it upside-down (so nobody can tell) then the speakers will be muffled at best and not working at worst.This was the recorder that I saw that if I put it upside down in plain sight it would just look like a little phone/PC component/whatever- so u can get away with it if it's say, on top of your folder for work along with a pen.So it worked! It sounded GREAT and everything was caught and recorded. Here's my issue with the product........ "Was it worth the almost $50 price tag?" mmm......No. Thing was what I was recording was going to be worth its weight in gold so I "had to" buy something that I KNEW was going to work well and cost more. I noticed that there was this cool looking one for like $15 bucks that I thought was great. Had everything I needed but I saw it on multiple Chinese factory manufacturer pages. So it looked like they might just pump a billion of those out for $1 and sell to these manufactures so they can sell it for $15 and they don't work well. Or I'd get the ONE that doesn't work well that was dropped. So that's why I had to get this more expensive one instead.In hindsight, if I had more time, I would've purchased that $15 one and made sure it worked perfectly then go from there. But I had 48 hours to get a recorder- QUICK. And this is what I ended up with.Great product! Great material tho!So I'll give it a 5/5 but in the back of my head I just KNOW there's gotta be something (or many) that are just as good for much less.Thank you! :)