SonyICDB300-64MB Digital Voice Recorder

I .love this voice recorder as it fits in my pocket

I really only use this for recording lectures when it's difficult to keep up with taking notes in class. In order to hear the professor, I need to set it to HQ, which means that it only holds about 7 hours (not very many classes). Right now my recorder is full, and it only has 4 lectures and an interview on it. It picks up a ton of background noise, too, which makes listening to it pretty annoying. This is my first recorder, however, so I don't have much to compare it to.I don't find the recorder difficult to use, but my uses are pretty basic. One of the reviewers said that the recorder pictured is not the ICD-B300, but they must have updated the picture because it's the one that I have.

I bought this item to record speakers at a convention. The playback is not as clear as I had hoped. I am disappointed in the product.

I like it, my memory has gotten worse since i'm getting a little older and it comes in handy for keeping dates open because of things that I have committed to.

I never thought I would get a defective product from Amazon. But I did this time ! (and it already past the 30 day return period ) What a bad luck .When playing back after done recording, the unit would skip the sound every so often to a point that I want to throw it into the trash can .

This little recorder is perfect for my applications and the seller did a great job of getting it to me fast.

Although it took a few tries to figure out, this digital recorder picked up everything that was said at our Condo Board meeting. I like the fast forward feature that allows you to hear some of what's being said while forwarding. I reccomend it highly!

I purchased this obsolete Sony recorder because it has a time/date stamp that updates during the VOR mode. I have been unable to locate a current Sony recorder that provides this time/date stamp function.