Review on SUKOZO 64GB Voice Recorder Spy Watch: Digital Screen, Audio Voice Activated, 750 Hours Recording Capacity, 20 Hours Battery, MP3 for Lectures, Meetings, Interviews by Paul Ajayi

It was pretty easy to get used to this digital spy clock, although I still need to read more in the manual to change some settings like the clock timeout (think of the splash screen when it goes black after so many seconds) . tested this by wearing it for hours to do some activities: type on the computer, play the guitar, open some boxes and then go to my daughter's volleyball game, talk to other parents and then watch the game. Sound quality was very good overall, and while it looks like a typical health watch that can track steps or calories, this one subconsciously records sound through a small hole on the side of the watch. I noticed a difference in the sound depending on how you hold your hand or which hand you wear the watch on. Of course, the freer the device is, the better it can pick up sounds. I look forward to using this next time I attend a live speaker event and also a concert so I don't have to use my phone battery or similar as it allows for hours of charging and recording and up to 750 storage is designed for hours of audio. with an attachment for plugging in and listening to your files (the headphones are also included, along with a separate USB charging cable and two different USB adapters. After recording several hours of audio, I connected the device to my laptop and after a few Seconds It recognized my computer and the generated files/folders appeared and I was able to easily cut and paste them on my computer and play them there with my software so I could check the quality and decide whether to save the files or not. .