Anker's new Soundcore Work AI voice recorder is the size of a coin
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Anker's new Soundcore Work AI voice recorder is the size of a coin
"Launching in September with a wider global rollout expected later this year, the Work measures just 0.91 inches across - and while that's less than the diameter of a quarter, the recorder is actually a bit thicker than a coin. It's priced at $99.99, which includes "basic services," but Anker will also be offering a $15.99 per month subscription that includes additional features not yet revealed."
"The Work is designed to be attached to a lanyard or worn on your clothing using a magnetic clip. Weighing just 10 grams, it's small and lightweight but still manages up to eight hours of battery life, according to Anker. If that's not enough, the Work's proprietary charger has a battery of its own that will keep it powered for up to 32 hours."
"Instead of capturing every interaction you have all day long, the Work only starts recording audio through its dual mics when tapped, while a double tap lets you mark important parts of a conversation that are highlighted later in transcripts. The recorder uses on-device GPT-4o to transcribe audio recordings in more than 100 languages. Both the transcripts and audio recordings are available in the Soundcore mobile app and can be searched or exported to other formats."
The Soundcore Work is a coin-sized AI voice recorder that transcribes, summarizes, and highlights important moments. It measures 0.91 inches across, weighs 10 grams, and attaches with a lanyard or magnetic clip. The device offers up to eight hours of recording on a single charge, with a proprietary charger extending power to 32 hours. Recordings begin when tapped, and double taps mark highlights for later in transcripts. On-device GPT-4o transcribes audio in more than 100 languages. Transcripts and audio are searchable and exportable through the Soundcore mobile app. Recordings are encrypted and processed locally by default, with optional cloud sharing. Pricing is $99.99 with basic services and an optional $15.99 monthly subscription for extra features.
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