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Hardware Interface	MicroSD
Microphone Form Factor	Built-In
Headphones Jack	2.5 millimeters
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4.25 x 1.13 x 6.75 inches
Screen Size	1
Item Weight	5.44 Ounces

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Built in stereo microphone and voice operated recording
Three recording options: wide/stereo, narrow/focus and normal
Quick charge; up to 1 hour recording time, with 3 minute charge
Easy to use user interface and recording level indicator
Micro SD memory card slot, headphone jack & mic input. LCD backlight

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Sony ICDUX560BLK Digital Voice Recorder

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Capture all your meetings, lectures and radio broadcasts in clear, high-quality audio with the thin and light UX560F, with optimised settings for each situation. Through the new user interface, easily search for your recordings and music files to play, and monitor the recording levels. With up to 4 GB of internal memory, expandable via MicroSD cards (SDHC and SDXC supported) and quick charge via built-in USB, you'll always be prepared for hours of recording.

Record in MP3/LPCM with a high-sensitivity S-Microphone
Up to 4 GB of built-in storage, expandable via MicroSD (SDHC/SDXC) cards
Focus and wide microphone modes to suit lectures or meetings
Direct USB built-in for easy connection to PC
FM radio to listen to or record radio broadcasts

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Normal, focus, and wide-stereo recording provide you with the opportunity to record the audio that you need to capture in any environment, while the slim and lightweight build make it easy to take with you wherever you go and the easy to use up makes file searching simple.

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Sony

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Sony

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5.4 ounces

Product Dimensions

4.25 x 1.13 x 6.75 inches

Item model number

ICDUX560BLK

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2 AAA batteries required. (included)

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Black

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Plastic

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ICDUX560BLK

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B01FWNSXJO

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1,656 ratings

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#8,631 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#55 in Digital Voice Recorders

Date First Available

May 19, 2016

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M. Pucci

Great voice recorder - worth every penny

Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017

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Great recorder. The microphones pick up beautifully. The included software was easy to use and install, although it was kinda large for what it does. The device is very compact, simple to use, and has a small screen that makes options selection a breeze. There are settings for different types of sound environments as well as slots for saving custom recording parameters. The USB connector slides out of the bottom of the unit so there are no cables to fuss with - it plugs right in. I would not hesitate to buy this again - worth every penny.

UPDATE - While this is a great unit I have had to return two of them in the first 3 months. Same problem, after a time the USB port fails and the unit can no longer transfer files. I'm hoping the third one is the charm.

303 people found this helpful

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Art Lover

Crystal Clear Voice Recording Easily and Unobrusively

Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2017

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This surprisingly small and light voice recorder captures voice clearly (4 x 1.5 x .325 inches,1.7 ounces). It is extremely easy to use and set up, the manual is almost not needed. The built-in USB charger/computer connection is well designed, sliding into the recorder's body smoothly and reliably when not needed, no cords to damage or lose. There are many settings for the recording environment, such as meeting, interview, lecture, etc I put it on auto and was extremely pleased with the results.

To give it a difficult test, I put it in my pocket in a soft sleeve and went to an outdoor garage sale. Though you could hear some of the rustling noise from my pants fabric, it was minor and it picked up the conversations clearly enough to be discernible in this difficult environment. However, I don't recommend using it this way. Putting it on a belt pouch would definitely give excellent results with little or no rustling noises. If you'd like to keep your interviews unobtrusive, this is a great way to do it. You don't need to put it in someone's face like a microphone to get a clear recording.

Put a large memory card (micro SD) into its available card slot and you can easily capture thousands of hours of recording. The internal battery lasts for more than one day of continuous recording and charges easily and quickly from any USB charger. Plug it into a portable USB power bank and you can extend the recording time to many days or weeks of continuous recording if necessary. Not using throw-away batteries saves size and weight. It saves the recorded files in standard Mp3 format that any computer or smartphone can utilize. Highly recommended for clear voice recording, meetings, interviews or personal notes. An excellent device for a modest price.

Note: if you've never used a voice recorder, don't be fooled into thinking that your smartphone can replace one. A phone is designed to capture voice at very close range and picks up a lot of unwanted noise. Voice recorders are designed to capture the specific sound frequencies of voice and suppress unwanted extraneous noises like wind and machine hum.

Update September 27, 2017:

I went on location to interview a rock singer. I went to his concert the evening before the interview. Not having high hopes, I put the Sony voice recorder in a belt holster, set it to auto and medium high audio quality and let it record during the entire concert. It was at my side, under my shirt and I'm surrounded by screaming fans constantly bumping me. Needless to say the place was LOUD, like eardrum damaging loud. I listened to the recording the next day and WOW. I can clearly hear his intros between songs (which is all I wanted), nearly every word and easily discernible. The sound quality of the music is not good, which I didn't need anyway. I can't believe this worked. Next day we met outside the hotel and walked to a restaurant along a busy street, again with the recorder at my side in a belt holster, sat down outside the restaurant, cars wizzing by and talked. It caught all our conversations clearly. Later we drove around in a convertible with the top down (not as good, but still discernible). That evening we went out to dinner at a busy restaurant, seven of us sitting around the table, the recorder in the center and let run. Caught everyone speaking clearly. Just wow. GREAT voice recorder. Stop shopping and buy this beauty!

Ps: The battery life is crazy good. After 6 hours of multiple recording sessions through the day, it hasn't even dropped one bar. I kept a mobile USB battery pack with me just in case, but never needed or used it.

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Panfryd

I'd give this 6 stars if I could!

Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2018

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I love electronics, and am especially smitten when I encounter well-designed high-tech devices. To tell the truth, I carried this around everywhere I went for the first few days just so I could admire it. I'm sure there are many varied needs for a small recording device like this. My specific need is to capture thoughts that pop into my head at inopportune times before they disappear (as a dream does)... it could be suddenly remembering a name long forgotten, or thinking of the perfect way to convey a feeling, or how to phrase something complicated in a simple way. The problem is that this too often happens when I'm driving, but trying to crank up the voice recorder app on my smartphone is too complicated and dangerous while I'm trying to negotiate traffic. With this device it's just a simple swipe down with my thumb on the power switch (conveniently located on the top right side) — it boots up instantly, then press the big red record button on top (press again to pause). The buttons have tactile indicators so you can learn to find the buttons by feel.

I had the Sony ICD-PX470 in my cart, which is similar but a little less expensive. It takes two AAA cells, which I thought I'd actually prefer to a built-in battery, as I usually do. I have a large stock of NiMH low self-discharge AA and AAA rechargeables along with several intelligent chargers (I told you I'm an electronics nut) so I'd have no problem swapping out the batteries. In fact I often prefer replaceable batteries so I'll never be caught waiting for a built-in battery to recharge. Then I read a review which revealed that the PX470's clock had to be reset with each battery change, and I knew that would irritate me so I started looking at this more expensive model more closely and decided it was worth the extra cost — plus, it's even smaller, plus it has a backlight.

The built-in lithium polymer battery can power this device for such a long time that I doubt running out of juice will ever be a problem. I haven't been charging mine, except for the time it's connected to my computer (but I connect only when I want to transfer or rename something), and it's only now gone down to 3/4 bars. I think one full charging would keep it going through a full day of maximum use. [Update 6/18: I've been using it on & off for at least a month since last charging it or connecting to a computer and it's still at 3/4 bars. Since i's best not to regularly run lithium-ion batteries all the way down, I connected the USB port to my phone charger and it charged quickly.]

The speaker is tiny (see my photo), but the sound is surprisingly good for its size... similar to that of a top-grade smartphone. If you want to hear the full quality of the recordings, use a headphone or transfer to a computer and use any quality of speakers you need.

I had expected the software to be a joke, but it most definitely is not! I'm impressed with its features and ease of use. The recorder appears as a USB thumbdrive which makes transferring files and creating and renaming folders as easy as can be (under Windows Explorer). But the software makes it even easier ... plus has transcription capabilities with hot-keys and speed control with DPC (Digital Pitch Control).

I've covered only a small fraction of the capabilities of this remarkable device. It has great flexibility in recording options which I'm sure others will test out and report.

At the time of my purchase this listing had only two photos which didn't clearly reveal the product, so I have added a few more in case they may help anyone.

I'm sure I will eventually find faults to this awesome recorder (nothing's perfect). I'll try to come back and post what I find.

UPDATE 5/11/2018: Coming back down to earth, I've found that turning it on and getting it ready to record is proving to be a little less convenient than I had originally thought — you have to pull the power switch on the right side down, which is possible to do with your thumb if you can get a good grip, but it's easiest to use your thumbnail to catch on the raised center dot to pull down. It takes about one second to boot up, then push the red record button and count another second for the recording to start. I still have to look at it to be sure it's recording unless I can hear the faint beep (a setting to control the beep volume would be a helpful improvement). Again, the software is very powerful and is actually a large part of this recorder's value... good enough to consider when evaluating the cost. Although you can treat this as a USB thumb drive to move files around using Windows Explorer, using the software adds significant functionality.

UPDATE 6/11/2018: I am continuing to find this device useful for my needs, which include saving miscellaneous thoughts that I want to remember, better ways of saying something I want to say, long forgotten things suddenly remembered, new facts and sources, and anything else I want to remember which can be stated verbally. For me, the competition is writing a note on my Note8 or writing a note on one of my computers. One concern is backing up. Notes on my Note8 are supposedly backed up to Samsung's cloud, otherwise I haven't yet tried to figure out another method. Notes on my computers can be backed up any number of ways or saved in the cloud. The problem is... I'm not always around my computers. I keep my Note8 and this tiny voice recorder in a small pouch that I always keep with me, attached to my belt if I'm out and about so I can pull either out at a moment's notice. I really like jotting notes down on my Note8, but using this recorder has its advantages. Right now I believe using the recorder is more secure because it's easier to backup (so far) and can't be hacked except when connected to a hostile environment as a USB drive.

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Tom Zan

Looks great, some nice features, hard to live with.

Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2018

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I had an Olympus WS-802 which failed after some years of excellent service. I bought the Sony ICDUX560BLK for its very quick turn on and the large memory cards it can use. When I got the Sony it did turn very quickly, good for Sony. After putting a 128gb card in the turn on time slowed significently, still fairly good thought. My biggest surprize was the delete function, there is no delete key, it is buried in a menu. Every file you record will need to be deleted. The display is very sharp but doesn’t display the name of the file while it is being recorded. If you are making notes while a file is being recorded, you have to wait till you stop recording to find the name of the file to add it to your notes. It does great as a recorder and plays music wav files very well. I love the size and how quickly it recharges. I am returning the Sony and buying the Olympus WS-803. Not as pretty but easier to work with.

20 people found this helpful

MARKAS

Nice to have it

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 15, 2020

Verified Purchase

Very nice, easy to use and works just fine.

Julien Gervais

Small and work GREAT

Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2018

Verified Purchase

I order this for a class I had. Big auditorium (350 students), the Dr. was speaking way faster than he should (speaking with a micro plug on big speaker). Used my phone for some time, but the sound wasn't that good and it was unpleasant to listen more than 1h at time. I order this little gem, it is really tiny, menu is easy to use, integrated program is easy to use ( I would rename inside it, place the file in a folder (inside the program) - than I would drag and drop on a folder on the desktop - so excellent way to listen in VCL if you want to slow down the speaker speed. Quality is really good, easy to listen the recorded files on the recorder. I didn't use any extra storage ( I recorded in second-best quality - it was excellent). I think if you record every class you would need to put a card in it for memory or use different strategy (well, simply transfer files on phone if it had good memory etc.).

10 people found this helpful

Jimmy

Great Recorder for Lecture

Reviewed in Canada on March 6, 2019

Verified Purchase

I use this to record lectures. The audio quality is great, the microphone pics up almost all noise in the surrounding area. So try to find a spot in class where the people around you are quiet, otherwise if the lecturer is loud enough it will always pick up their voice.

6 people found this helpful

Max

Highly recommend

Reviewed in Canada on October 6, 2017

Verified Purchase

I bought this to record my lectures at college and it's great
The audio quality is great and the files are easily transferred from the recorder to my computer.

11 people found this helpful