✨ Sony ICD-UX81 2GB Flash Memory Digital Voice Recorder – Enhanced for SEO Review

I washed two of these clothes in the washing machine. Not recommended but I was surprised they survived. I use them to record live music so I can learn tunes at home. The quality is normal for this purpose and the size is excellent. Battery life seems acceptable, and with a built-in USB port, it's easy to import files to my computer. When I open files, I use itunes by default, so they're right there. But you don't need a computer to use it. It has a built-in speaker and a headphone jack.

Voice Recorder works well in ALL cases I tried it. I later ordered an external microphone, which improves performance somewhat. A lot of recorder in such a small package. I use a straight patch cord to connect my tape recorder to a tape recorder and digitize the audio. I downloaded them to my laptop and burned them to CD. After playing around with the settings a bit, everything worked perfectly. Now for the info screen which is a little hard for me to read due to my age but despite the device…

This Sony Digital Voice Recorder worked fine when I first bought it but I had some issues with corrupted files and problems transferring MP3 files on the device. My computer (running Windows XP Pro) often freezes when transferring MP3 files. Out of frustration I go back to my old Sony NetMD disc player. Chunky, but it works. The Sony IC Recorder still captures audio quite well. I will probably buy a product specifically to store and play music files and just use the SONY IC to record the sound…

Very good design and finish. The elevator is excellent. I wish they had a simple in-memory audio editor out of the box. (There are free files on the web, but be careful what codecs you use. I took an 8MB file, threw away 2/3 and re-saved, and the new file was 13MB. However, this unit has it not affected - except that the Sony codec consumption is very good). Plan for a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, as it drains the battery pretty quickly during recording. Again, I think this is relatively…

I mainly use this recorder to listen to audio books after converting them to MP3 format and downloading them from PC. The sound quality is surprisingly good, and a AAA battery in the headphones seems to last forever. I use Logitech FreePulse Wireless Headphones when listening to music while doing manual work. I use it instead of an iPod or smartphone for playback at a fraction of the cost. I checked the recording function and it seems to record very well. I suggest using an external stereo…

This recorder is fine. I can easily transfer MP3 files to Windows 10. Desktop or Surface. It runs for over 12 hours on a single AAA battery. This is a small format. It takes some time to learn how to press the buttons to program the voice recorder, but it's pretty intuitive. When you need a voice recorder, this little one can stay in your purse or shirt pocket. Works more than 12 hours. This is not a new model. It has been for many years. I like the MP3 format though, no software required…