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Very small, I don't like that there is no backlight. I brought it to school so I'll update it when I sit at the back of the class and see how well it picks up voices from afar. It's very light and looks a bit cheap, but again, how sharp the entries isn't the biggest issue, so I'll update it. It's really easy to use, no problem.

I used it for ghost hunting EVP records and it worked very well and downloaded files to my computer very easily. I really like this device, I bought two more for other members of my team and they all like it too. I tried using a plug-in mic, but the device worked much better without it. Standard devices recorded amazing things for us.

Good. By connecting your computer to your computer, you get the ability to drag and drop files like you would from a flash drive. No third party software required (like previous versions). Many different shooting modes. A small footrest is integrated into it. The controls are a little less intuitive than previous versions of Olympus recorders, but still adequate. My wife, who isn't a techie, has one for work and she gets by just fine without my help.

Design: The only side switch (lock) is on the left side. It's not comfortable at all if you're right-handed. The buttons on the front panel are raised enough to activate at the slightest touch. For example while it is in his pocket. Production: the seal was erased almost immediately (see photo). The locking switch unlocks with the lightest press, allowing you to record 20 hours of pocket noise or reset the watch when you pull it out to use it. Durability: After only 2 1/1, the donut-shaped…

I like this unit. This is exactly what I wanted and the price is worth it! I use it to record lectures in my college class and it works great. I don't have a big class so I can put it in front of the class next to my teacher and it's clear as day. When people in the room ask questions, he answers them. It has all the features I need. I like the little kickstand built into the design. There's a light that flashes to let you know a recording is in progress, you can pause and restart a recording…

This little gadget has proved to be very useful. The battery lasts forever, so don't worry about constantly changing batteries. I recorded over 20 hours of lectures and didn't lose a single energy bar. The quality is excellent no matter where I sit in the room, the only problem was once when the professor tried to use a microphone that he doesn't normally use, there was a clicking noise in the background but other than that I never had a problem with the quality or volume. I can't say the…

This is the most impressive device I have ever bought. I bought this to take notes as I travel a lot and the notepad/letter no longer works. I also use it to compose/compose important business letters on the go as looking at the cursor on the LCD screen doesn't make me think about walking around the room. Pros: First, it costs less than $30. Even an iPhone charger costs more these days. It picks up sounds from miles away. I heard the sound of a helicopter flying far away and a train passing…

I bought this recorder last summer to replace an old Olympus that I had for several years. I use this recorder to backup our local Kiwanis club meetings as I am the editor of the club's newsletter. I set up this Olympus like the old one and it works great. The microphone is quite sensitive even in noisy environments. What I like is that it uses two AAA batteries instead of one battery in the old device, so the recording time is very long. Previously, after a few months of weekly use at Kiwanis,