132G (9800 Hour) Voice Activated Recorder - Elasound Voice Recorder with AI-Intelligent Triple Noise Reduction, Portable Audio Recorder for Work, Lectures, Meetings, 100H Continuous Recording Device

This voice-activated recorder is incredibly convenient and easy to use. I mainly use it for meetings and personal reminders, and it starts recording automatically when it detects sound, which helps save battery and storage.The audio quality is clear, even in rooms with some background noise, and I love that I can access all the recordings from my phone through the app.It’s small and discreet, so I can carry it in my bag or pocket without any trouble. The setup was simple and the app interface is user-friendly.Overall, it’s a very useful tool if you need to capture audio on the go without pressing buttons or worrying about missing anything important.

A TOTAL BARGAIN - Excellent product, very sensitive and easy to use. Ignore the picture of the smartphone in the advertising graphics - it stands and functions 100% by itself for recording. It acts and functions like a flashdrive that records sound. For our purposes, it had an added advantage - you really need a computer to erase recordings, you can't easily accidentally erase anything. We used ours to get an oral history of her childhood from my aged mother in law. We were afraid we would accidentally lose something if we purchased on of the complicated alternatives, that all had tiny buttons and confusing displays. Its auto record mode shuts on and off automatically, recordings are time-stamped, and you can easily bring them onto your computer for editing with the included USB C cable. It's very small and unintrusive, excellent for our mission. It has a magnetic base, and can be stuck on any steel surface if you wanted to use it as a sound security monitor. There is an earphone/earplug interface, and earplugs with an inline remote control is included, but it is best accessed by a laptop or desktop, that sees it as a USB flash drive.

This voice recorder is a total game-changer! The 132GB storage is incredible — I don’t have to worry about running out of space even after weeks of use. The voice activation feature is super helpful for meetings and lectures, saving battery and storage by only recording when someone is speaking.What really stands out is the AI-powered triple noise reduction — it picks up voices clearly even in rooms with background noise. Playback is crisp and easy to navigate, and the compact size makes it easy to carry in a pocket or bag.I use it for both work meetings and study sessions, and it’s been 100% reliable. If you’re looking for a professional-grade, high-capacity recorder that delivers excellent audio quality, this one won’t disappoint.

This device is a real game changer and deserves each of its five stars.From the moment I had it in my hands, I was impressed by its compact and portable design. It is incredibly discreet and easy to take to any meeting, interview or just to capture ideas on the fly.The recording quality is exceptional. The smart triple noise reduction technology with AI does a phenomenal job of eliminating background distractions, resulting in clear, crisp recordings, even in environments with some noise. It's like having a sound studio in my pocket!One of the features that surprised me the most is its storage capacity of 132 GB, which translates into up to 9800 hours of recording. This is simply amazing and gives me complete peace of mind to record extensive sessions without worrying about the space.Also, voice activation is incredibly useful, especially for quick meetings or dictations, as I do not have to worry about turning it on and off manually.In short, the Elasound Voice Recorder is a fantastic investment for anyone who needs a reliable, high-quality recording tool with smart features. Whether for work, lectures, studies, or even capturing familiar moments, this device exceeds expectations. Highly recommended!

I purchased this to help record longer conversations where we did not have Zoom or Teams active.The package comes with the audio puck, the USB-c to USB-A charger and data transfer, as well as the dongle to listen to recordings directly from the audio puck.I subjected this to some live tests: at my conference, in a private room with speakers as well as on the show floor during regular show hours.There is only one slide button to power it on (which starts recording immediately) and off (to stop recording)The results were generally good with a few caveats:*In a quiet room, I recorded a couple of conversations. To access the conversations, i first listened with the included dongle plug-in and my headset - no computer. Doing so this way ended up with subpar results - I heard a louder electronic hum / static which sometimes was louder than the conversation (the puck was between 2 ft and 4ft from speakers).I then used the USB-c to A cable to connect to my computer. I have a dual boot ubuntu and WIndows 11 system.In Ubuntu, I could see the files on the drive (in the off position) as .WAV files (not mp3 or other formats). However, WAV playback was not recognized in Ubuntu 22.04 (and could not find a software) but was successful using VLC. Similar situation with Win 11 - the built-in player did not recognized WAV file but VLC did.I then chose to convert to mp3 using VLC, and this worked well, and could now move files via usb drive. Also, following VLC playback and mp3 conversion, the playback was better (no hum) and more intelligible.I then took an advanced step and used Perplexity to try to transcribe the audio upload. It did a decent job, enough for me to create a summary.*Next test case: a noisier environment, the event show floor. As above, files are recorded as WAV and playback was ok, though much more noise from the background of the attendees and discussions. I converted to mp3 and again tried perplexity to parse a transcription. Unfortunately, due to the background noise, Perplexity was not successful in transcribing. So I spent over an hour listening to recordings and manually capturing key notes. There is no AI to help reduce background noise and clean up the rest of the audio, nor is there an app to transcribe.Battery seems to last at least a couple of hours. The audio puck also has a weak magnet so it could attach to the iPhone, but it is weak and if upside down, would fall off.