Great voice recorder! My husband is in recruiting school and has been using it to record the lectures in class! Great size as well!

Recording quality is good. Small and compact it can fit anywhere

Works really good!! Helps with Classes or those meetings that you have to take notes in! Very easy to use and wonderfully priced!

Have a difficult time with memory and have terrible handwriting so when I am doing research for the book I am working on this recorder is so helpful and so easy to use! It has a lot of space but I only need it for a day so the function is perfect! I am incredibly happy a got one and might get another for my friend

I bought two of these and so far I think they are great. They are easy to use, they charge quickly and have quite good sound quality with relatively low noise. They have a very faint amount of background noise like that of the high-quality CrO2 cassette tapes of the ‘80’s with Dolby C noise reduction, which is pretty good for such a small, simple device.
They are also quite sensitive and pick up noises I wouldn’t have expected. The earphones and control dongle are a nice touch. I like that you don’t have to download your recordings to a computer to play them. But I also appreciate that you can; and the USB adapters are sweet.

I haven’t actually connected them to a computer yet, as I have just been skipping through the recordings with the control dongle and that works just fine.

The magnets are not real strong but strong enough, and I like how small, flat and discreet they are, with no visible markings or lights while operating.

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.

Decent small voice recorder. Works pretty nicely and it’s magnetic. Sound quality is decent so far and benefit of speaker is plus. Battery life haven’t been tested yet.

This 64GB digital voice recorder is an incredible tool for capturing clear audio during lectures and meetings. The 750-hour capacity ensures I never run out of storage, and the voice activation feature is perfect for saving only what matters. Its compact design makes it easy to carry, and the built-in speaker allows for instant playback. Plus, it doubles as a USB flash drive, making it even more versatile. A must-have for students and professionals alike

This digital voice recorder is great for recording meetings, the noise-canceling microphones work well.

Very functional, I loved it, I definitely recommend it, it's perfect