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Boo
2008-11-05This is an easy to use voice recorder, but if you're looking for quality, go with an Olympus. The sound quality of the playback is horrible, both on the player itself and the computer. Hoever, if you need a recorder just for grocery lists or lectures, this will do.
This is not a bad unit at all
2008-10-29I have to say I like this product. the manual is well written and easy to follow. it's operation is simple to use. the only drawback is the short pause before it can start taking your voice. The PC link is fast and the software works well. It's a good inexpensive unit for light note taking
No MP3
2008-10-25I bought this for the MP3 encoding, as stated in the product description. It does NOT have MP3 encoding.
Too slow on rew and ff
2008-10-03I liked the price and the size. Easy to use but when it came time to listen to the lecture I got frustrated at the ability to rew and ff. The unit was too slow and if I hit the rew twice the unit erased where I was at and started from the beggining...ARRGH. Sounds good and has great pc download speed which is what I had to do to get my lecture in a place to use for my needs. Price good for what it delivers but could be the ultimate if the speeds were more flexible. 1x 2x 10x.
I spent a little more money and got a better recorder
2008-08-08I purchased this on Monday and returned it on Wednesday. The playback is awful. The setup is not intuitive. Not reccommended.
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