aLLreli Digital Voice Recorder CP00341 [2-in-1] 8GB USB Memory Stick

I still use it ,I bought it many years ago, very good product, easy to hyde and record.

Brilliant piece of equipment. As a non technical person I found this so easy to use and the sound quality is very very good - to my ear any way. The communication with Cheerivo has also been first class. Thank you to you all. The stick is very easy to use, and the recording of a very good quality. The people who used the recording I made a re blind so they listen very carefull to the quality of the words - and it they who also said how professional the sound quality was on the recording. Love the extra touch of the little attachment to carry the stick and the fact that the box has a seperate little compartment just for the attachment - shows quality and care.

I bought the allreli USB sound recorder and it seems to work well. I went through the clock set-up procedure which is optional. If you don't do it the sound files will have the wrong date but the recordings should still come out fine. Details: The allreli USB mono sound recorder CP00341 has a built-in clock so it can give your recording files the correct time and date. For this to work the clock needs setting, and there is a program called SetTime supplied on the USB drive to do this. It reads the time from your computer clock and gives it to the USB stick so then it is set up and ready to go. To do this you need to plug the USB recorder into a Windows computer (not Mac), making sure that the recording switch is set to 'off'. Open the USB drive in Windows file explorer and you should see that the USB drive has been given a drive letter. Mine came up as e: but yours could be different letter. Open that up, and inside there are two folders, RECORD and SetTime, and also a file called SetTime.rar which you can ignore. Open up the SetTime folder, and inside is a program called SetTime.exe - I scanned this for viruses using Malwarebytes and Windows defender, and it's clean. Ignore the Hardware.dll file - it's just part of the program. Run the SetTime program by double clicking on it, and you should get a confirmation box telling you that the clock in the USB drive has been set. Then the recordings should all be correctly time-stamped. After the recordings I converted the WAV files to mp3 format using MediaMonkey. I used 40khz mono encoding and the files came out 10% of the original size, with the sound quality approx the same as FM radio.

I have purchased two allreli recorders. They come well packaged, with an instruction leaflet and are easy to use. On receipt of the recorder, plug it into a USB port on a laptop for an hour or so and it will be fully charged. Ensure the recorder is switched to OFF before charging. A red light will come on to show the recorder is charging and the light will turn blue when fully charged. Recording couldn't be easier, simply switch the button to ON. The red light will flash for a couple of seconds then it goes off. The quality of recording is pretty good but it will pick up background noise too. To listen to your recordings, make sure the recorder is switched to OFF and then you simply plug it into the USB port in your laptop. I use windows 7 and listen to the recordings on windows media player. The recorder looks exactly like a normal memory stick and is very unobtrusive, so whether you want to record lectures, meetings, doctor's appointments or require it for covert purposes, this recorder fits the bill.

Its expensive but sound quality, size,ease of use is excellent. The microphone is very good. Battery life of the quoted 13 hours I must disagree as mine records for approximately 7hrs but can randomly stop recording.

Very reliable product working as intended. As advertised - the recorder is small and distinguish itself as an USB drive so no one would be any wiser if you decided to record the conversation (be mindful of the lights when switching it on though). I have used it few times at work and was happy with result - clear voice recording, plenty battery life - what else to expect...good recording product which can also act...no surprise here - as USB!

The main reason I ordered this was that I wanted to date and time my recordings automatically. The built-in "Windows set-time" facility works fine, displaying the correct date and time. The recorded file displays a completely different date and time e.g. I set the device time at 16:10 today and the recorded file shows 16 May 2022 02:04. Quite useless. The on/off switch is fiddly. I cannot recommend purchase. In fact, don't buy.

This is one device that James Bond does not show off enough, this device is good for spying on people plain and simple, its Hyper Sensitive Microphone and its small size plus its large storage space means that it can be hidden easily in any room and will clearly pick up what is being said. I was being bullied in a company once and the long and short of it was I needed evidence to prove I was being bullied (in this case it was institutional racism), I went into the disciplinary and put this underneath my chair and left it on while the HR & Disciplinary Managers were reviewing my case temporialy in my absence. When I got back and I played it back (very easy simply plug and play into any laptop) it clearly revealed how the employer was removing facts from my grievance to strengthen their case to give me a disciplinary for malicious intent, to ultimately cover their tracks. You could quite easily use this device to also record in meetings publically or simply check if your spouse is cheating on you if need be. It can be placed anywhere and I would highly recommend it 😃👍