🖊️ Wizcom Quicktionary II Pen- Portable Scanner-Translator with Spanish Voice Review

I thought it would be more efficient to read text and use it to translate. I have to go through the text several times before it is read correctly. The screen is old fashioned.

When reading a magazine or book in Spanish, this pen saves you time looking up words in the dictionary. It usually scans correctly after a try or two, but sometimes you need to get it right, especially with small text. I think it's totally worth the price and helped me a lot in learning Spanish.

I thought it would be more efficient in reading and therefore translating text. I have to go through the text several times before it is read correctly. The screen is old fashioned.

When reading a magazine or book in Spanish, this pen saves you time looking up word by word in the dictionary. It usually scans correctly after a try or two, but sometimes you need to get it right, especially with small text. I think it's totally worth the price and helped me a lot in learning Spanish.

I bought a Quicktionary device to learn Spanish. I have already used Franklin's Pocket Electronic Dictionary and wanted to add to it. If I had to choose between the two, I would leave Franklin. Although a bit slower and requires typing words, Franklin has more features like conjugation, games etc., is cheaper and smaller and can be carried in the pocket. Quicktionary is pretty functional once you get used to the scanning technique. Sometimes you have to scan more than once to find the right…