VXI-Voice It VT300 Personal Note Digital Voice Recorder

VXI-Voice It VT300 Personal Note Digital Voice Recorder

Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
There's no need to lug around a bulky notebook or message pad with the VXI Voice It VT300 personal voice recorder. This device records up to 5 minutes of notes with flash memory, which protects against data loss if the battery runs out. This recorder is easy to carry, weighing only 2 ounces and measuring 3.5 by 2.25 by 0.5 inches. Its features include four channels for sorting messages, a keypad lock, two erase options, two play options, and skip-forward and -reverse buttons. It runs on one AAA battery, which is included and lasts up to six months.

The VXI Voice It VT300 comes with a visor holder with clip for mounting in your car. It has a 90-day limited warranty.

VXI-Voice It VT300 Personal Note Digital Voice Recorder
Average customer rating:

Voice-It VT-300

A very small, easy to use, durable pocket recorder .

Spend more get more

Worked for my needs, but flawed

Nice Product, Poor Quality Control

VXI-Voice It VT300 Personal Note Digital Voice Recorder

Manufacturer: VXI Corporation
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Ultra-compact personal voice recorder

Records up to 5 minutes of messages

Less than a half-inch thick, weighs only 2 ounces

Stores messages on 4 channels

Flash memory protects against data loss

ASIN: B0000501EJ

Amazon.com Product Description

There's no need to lug around a bulky notebook or message pad with the VXI Voice It VT300 personal voice recorder. This device records up to 5 minutes of notes with flash memory, which protects against data loss if the battery runs out. This recorder is easy to carry, weighing only 2 ounces and measuring 3.5 by 2.25 by 0.5 inches. Its features include four channels for sorting messages, a keypad lock, two erase options, two play options, and skip-forward and -reverse buttons. It runs on one AAA battery, which is included and lasts up to six months.

The VXI Voice It VT300 comes with a visor holder with clip for mounting in your car. It has a 90-day limited warranty.

Customer Reviews:

Voice-It VT-300.......2005-09-10

Awful. Owned (and lost) an earlier version of the Voice It product line, and this is pretty much inferior in every way. Vocal quality is bad at any speed. No matter, since the buttons seem to have deteriorated to the point where I can't record anything anyway. All I get is three beeps - no action. Evidently, the manufacturer hates it too. Called the customer support number on the back of the unit and all you get is a recording saying they no longer support the Voice It line. Avoid like Katrina backwash.

A very small, easy to use, durable pocket recorder ........2003-08-17

Almost two years ago I wrote a review on the VT300. I recently bought another (I'm sold on these great thought catchers) and found that VXI has moved to a AAA battery. A significant (and cheeper) advance over the four CR-2025 lithium batteries!

Like most harried Americans I have a life on the run. I find myself always in need of a scrap of paper and a pen to jot down fleeing thoughts. "Voice It" has helped simplified my beleaguered world by giving me the quick ability to capture my retreating memories.

The VT300 is a solid performer, and the battery life has improved significantly over the first VXI models. The sound quality is better, its playback volume (though not adjustable) is sufficient and the microphone sensitivity is appropriate.

I like the layout of the buttons. They are tactical and easily felt when driving or in the dark of night. I often leave my VT300 by my bed side where I can reach pick it up and capture my last thought before sleep. I also found the "Voice It" to be a great device for recording your dreams in the middle of the night.

I found the recorder to be most durable. I have sat on it, dropped it and spit coffee on it yet like the bunny, it runs and runs.

I commend buying "Voice It 300", over the VT90, as the difference in price is slight ([amt]). For those, like me, with porous memories, this very small, easy to use, pocket recorder will be continually used. Highly Recommended

Spend more get more.......2003-06-13

I had been looking for such a device for a long time, something to record speech, take notes, etc. After much looking around I settled on the IAudio CW200. The 256MB or the cheaper 128MB models store hours and hours of voice AND... it's MP3 and an FM radio and it's no heaver or larger than this device. Yes it's more expensive (about 3x) but for all the extra features and one less device to carry around its well worth it.

Another possibility is the iRiver iFP-180T 128 MB MP3 Player which is only about 2x also with MP3 and Voice.

Worked for my needs, but flawed.......2002-12-14

As a songwriter/general idea person -- one with a terrible memory -- this was a great little machine. Simple (I don't need multiple folders or shuffle play) and really small. However, like all the VoiceIt models, it has one major flaw, and that is that the buttons protrude -- they stick out. This means that keys in your pocket or the side of a desk you lean against can press the "play" button, and it's very embarrassing when your pocket starts talking! Worse, on more than one occasion, the "erase all" button was pressed and I lost everything. It doesn't take a genius to see this is a bad design, but these guys turned out several models with the same problems. I recommend against any brand that has a protruding "erase" button.

Nice Product, Poor Quality Control.......2002-02-05

I, too, upgraded from the VT-90 to the VT-300 for the extra time capacity. I also prefer not having to shop for foolish watch battery sizes. Standard AAA's are MUCH easier to find and last a lot longer. A volume control would be nice, since playback is loud, and that sucks battery life fast! Talking quieter into the unit improves the loudness, but fidelity fades along with it.

BUT -- my biggest gripe is the cheap buttons. They gradually deteriorated over time, either failing to connect or bouncing (start-and-stop recording immediately), missing the recording repeatedly. Now, I can't even get it to operate 1 time out of 30 button presses.

The BEST feature is how compact it is. Nobody else has one that even comes close in size. Too bad they didn't design a better keypad.

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