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Sony ICDUX70 Digital Voice Recorder MP3 Stereo Recording and Playback

Sony ICDUX70 Digital Voice Recorder MP3 Stereo Recording and Playback
Brand: Sony
Category: CE

List Price: $99.95
Buy New: $55.99
You Save: $43.96 (44%)



New (50) Used (5) Refurbished (6) from $54.35

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 22 reviews

Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15
Dimensions (in): 0.5 x 1.4 x 3.8

MPN: ICDUX70
Model: ICDUX70
UPC: 027242723870
EAN: 0027242723870

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: New in the factory sealed retail package with all standard accessories, not refurbished.

Features:
  • USB Direct Connection
  • 1GB Built-in Flash Memory
  • Up to 290 Hours3 of Recording Time in LP Mode
  • Drag Drop File Transfer
  • Windows/MAC Compatible

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Plug the ICD-UX70 directly into your compatible PC and enjoy easy, drag and drop file transfers. Its built-in 1GB Flash memory lets you record up to 290 hours of lectures, personal notes and more. You can even play back your favorite MP3 audio files and listen on the included stereo headphones. This compact and attractive digital voice recorder features five recording modes, Windows and Macintosh compatibility and it's available in three fashionable colors.


Customer Reviews:   Read 17 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Expectations Met Exceeded.   November 18, 2008
F. Bennett Swenson (Hurst, Tx)
The Sony ICDUX70 Digital Voice/MP3 Recorder has met and exceeded my br /expectations. I used it to record stories being told by Old and Distant relatives about the life and times they've experience. I've transfered these audio files to my computer and likewise copied MP3 music from my computer to the ICDUX70. It is a joy and user friendly. The small size makes it convenient to put in your shirt pocket to record casual converations or sales pitches for later review. However the small size, for me, has two drawbacks. I have to wear my glasses in order to use the device and it is too darn easy to loose it. I lost one, bit the bullet br /and got a 2nd one. Love it.


4 out of 5 stars Depends on your needs   November 9, 2008
M. Frawley (Amery, WI USA)
I think your reaction to this recorder will be based on your needs. I bought an Olympus (which I LOVED!) but I could NOT get it to transfer the files to my Mac - actually I tried with three different Macs. I don't listen to the files from the recorder, so I don't care about the internal speaker at all. I am reading teacher recording lessons for listening back to for instructional purposes. I also agree that the file naming and organization lacks, but as far as the recording, use of plug-in and transfer files and use of the functions that I need, the recorder works fine.


1 out of 5 stars Junk, Junk, Junk   October 15, 2008
J. Beck (LOS ANGELES, CA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful

Piece of plastic cr*p. Purchased it at Staples and decided to return it within two minutes of playing around with it br / br /You can't hear anything br / br /The buttons are cheap and will fall off quickly br / br /The sound is horrendous br / br /The microphones can't pick up anything outside of a foot. br / br /The menu is unreadable and a disaster. br / br /If you touch the main control button the recorder goes into another mode br / br /Save your money. Do not buy this! You have been thoroughly warned!!!


3 out of 5 stars A very nice little recorder   September 16, 2008
John Wiegley (San Francisco, CA United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

I've been a heavy user of digital voice recorders in the past for noting down ideas when I'm in bed (and the lights are out -- no paper), and for when I'm driving. I don't use it for much else, but when I do use it, I tend to use it a lot. br / br /I started out with Sony, then went to Olympus, and now I'm back to Sony again. br / br /This little unit is my favorite so far. Transferring sound to my Mac couldn't possibly be easier. The size and weight are the best yet, as is the recording length. br / br /Where I ding this little marvel is in a few areas: The buttons are too tiny, and too similar. The first Sony I use had a large and square record button, compared to small round buttons for everything else. Based on everything I've used so far, this is the "right" design; why Sony used all tiny round buttons for the UX70 I'll never know, but it forces me to check and recheck myself to see which buttons I'm really pushing. br / br /Battery life is absolutely terrible. The worst I've ever used. And I don't mean continuous recording length (which is probably what the unit is designed to excel at). I mean the situation where you leave a fresh battery in the unit for a month, and then pick it up hoping to quickly jot down a voice note. I'm using high-capacity (2500 mAh) rechargeable AAAs, and these things can't even last *two weeks*. And that's with the unit on "Hold" the entire time!! This makes it completely useless as a "there when you need it" recorder, and I think it's going to make me get rid of it. My only option right now is to carry about the battery separately, but since the startup time for this unit is so long, it means I'm almost sure to forget the idea that I wanted to jot down in the first place. br / br /The Olympus DS-2 shares this "passive life sucking" trait, whereas my first Sony did not. I bought this Sony thinking that I could count on them, but I guess my usage pattern is not very common? br / br /The last negative is the internal speaker. Basically you should plan on never using it, or using it merely to confirm the fact that you did actually record something. However, the poor sound quality is unrelated to the quality of the recording itself, as playback on a computer will show. br / br /If I could have long battery life (my first Sony would go 6 months without having to change two AAAs), then I would love this little guy. But in reality it just frustrates me that nearly every time I reach to use it, the battery has been completely drained. And this when it was supposedly "off" too. Leaving the display on, it doesn't even make it much longer than a week.


5 out of 5 stars Sony Digital Recorder   September 15, 2008
Nancy A. Aki (Reno, NV)
It does everything I expected and more...And the voice recordings are so clear that no one has any problem understanding my voice because I am teaching English and Chinese both. Thank you so much for making this product available on Amazon. Nancy Aki

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