Olympus Digital Voice Recorder 6200PC Review

Nice, solid machine. I work as a newspaper columnist, I write a lot with a voice recorder - including long lawsuits. And so far I have not had a question about the lack of space in the recorder. Still, more than 70 hours of recording is very decent. For professionals - an excellent model, for amateurs - too. Highly recommend. Has some pros Excellent recording quality (at the highest level of quality, I don’t use any other). The ability to dump into a computer without special software. Five…

As a cultural anthropologist and freelance journalist, I have reviewed many dictaphones in the past and have been disappointed in many. This model is by far the best I have ever used! Familiarization with the device is easy and only takes 10 minutes. Yes, the USB cable is a bit short, but that shouldn't bother you too much and certainly shouldn't detract from the overall grade of the device. The model feels a little wobbly, but I've carried it around town in my pocket for days with and without…

I have used this device as a teaching tool in countless classes and lectures. In math and science classes, information can come to you pretty quickly. You write frantically to rewrite all the important proofs and lemmas the professor put forward, only to find you can't remember the context. Enter the recorder: you fast-forward to the part you wrote about, compare your notes to the professor's remarks, and BOOM! Instant Clarity. This device is tiny, discreet, easy to use and is EXTREMELY good at

I bought this recorder to record lessons with local high school students. After putting in the batteries and setting the date and time, I took a quick test shot. I put the recorder on the table in recording mode. My whiteboard position was about 12 feet, at about a 45 degree angle to the microphone. The distance to the student area was 5-7 feet, with a microphone angle ranging from 45 degrees to a full 90 degrees. Tests in all of these areas showed clear reproduction. I then connected the USB…