Review on 🎙️ OM Digital Solutions VN-7200: Advanced Digital Voice Recorder for Exceptional Audio Recording by Alex Tellekson

Love it. Just bought a third one. It contains so many entries. I haven't run out of memory yet. It has "folders" to separate entries. Batteries last super long. It took me a while to figure out how to actually "pause" while recording, e.g. E.g. when I clear my throat or eat: You just pause for a moment by pressing the orange and red "Record" button once to pause. Then press the same button to resume the pause. This confused me at first as it turned out that there is a silver pause button on the left side of the device. The recording quality is excellent. I bought mine to record insults from a delinquent, but it quickly became a wonderful recorder for reading factual, informative, self-help books. Since I have to read them anyway, I read them out loud into a tape recorder, play them with earbuds at the gym, before bed, anytime. There are so many ways to use this recorder. meetings and more. It's so surprisingly small, about half the size of my phone. As long as I only use the buttons to stop/start/record/play or pause, the battery lasts for months (size 2 AAA). It's only when I fast forward or rewind too much that it sucks the life of the batteries. Since there are folders that share any number of entries, you can put as many entries as you want, clearly separated by numbers, into one of the four folders labeled A, B, C and D. This eliminates the need to use fast forward. and back keys are not needed in most cases. I've read on two of those three recorded devices and none of them have yet filled or even come close to full of memory. My husband liked mine so much he asked me to get him one for Christmas so I bought a third one. A voice recorder is a great travel companion when you need to memorize something. I take it with me when I travel because I have included a lot of recovery materials, self-talk, and Bible writing. I can listen to it on the train, on the plane, in the car, on the treadmill, and I don't have to lug all my books with me. It fits in my fanny pack, which I wear around my waist when I go to the gym.