SANYO ICR-FP600D Digital MP3 Voice Recorder with Expandable SD Card Memory Slot

....but other than the mem card not being included,,this recorder is an ace player and since i have SD cards lying around,I put a 4 gig in and I have 137 plus hours of rec time at HQLP mode..Mic pics up Very clear from a distance....
Unlike the 700D,
this one has no usb input,but you can just as easily remove the sd card and slip it into a cpu card reader if u need to save some files....
This plays MP3 music files too....
I really like the "set record time" feature..Set it to record at a later time without having to push a button when the event/conference starts..
Great recorder..

I am a musician and I take this thing to practices, and lessons. When I hook it up to my speakers the sound
is very good. I bought an SD card and just plug it into my computer with my universal USB/HC SD adaptor. It works great. It's very easy to transfer files.

I've dropped it couple of times and it's so lightweight that it didn't do any damage. If you need a portable, quick recording device for classes it's great, too because you can shift the sensitivity of the volume. I can get just as good a recording in class as I can at my drum lessons.

I love it.

I use this thing every day, well every night to be exact. I use it to record Coast to Coast AM, which is late-night talk-radio show. It is a great show. I strongly recommend checking it out. I record two hours every night. Under this schedule, a battery lasts a little longer than a week. This becomes expensive. I recently purchased C Crane's rechargeable batteries. Hopefully, this saves me $5.00 every two weeks. So, batteries are an issue if you use this thing as often as I do.

Playback: the volume is too low. You'd have to be screaming in it to use the lower 50% volume range. Fast forward and rewind are a bit clunky. It does it real slow then gradual moves in larger increments the longer it is in either mode. I'd rather have it where the user presses forward twice to double speed, triple to triple speed. Their way works too, though.

I wish the tracks would stay with their same name. Example, when deleting "7", track "8" becomes "7". This becomes confusing...Read more