Name: Magnetic Voice Recorder 8GB, 28 Hours & Sound Activation
SKU: VIM-VOICEQ51
Price: 229.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Magnetic Voice Recorder 8GB, 28 Hours & Sound Activation

$229.00 AUD

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Key Specs

Recording Time

25 to 28 hours by mode

Battery Life

Up to 25 days standby

Storage

8GB built in

Voice Activation

Sound detection, 5 levels

Audio Quality

Linear PCM 705.6kbps

Form Factor

Magnetic, 23.5 x 26.8 x 9.6mm, 10g

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Description

A 10g magnetic recorder that holds itself to any steel surface, with 8GB of internal memory and uncompressed linear PCM recording at 705.6kbps.

Runtime is 25 to 28 hours depending on the mode you choose, and sound activated standby holds for about 25 days. Microphone sensitivity has five steps from 52 to 64 dBA, recording can be scheduled, and every file carries a date and time stamp.

Features

Slim, portable build: Lightweight 10g body is easy to conceal and place in tight spaces for discreet recording.
Endurance options: Record continuously for up to 28 hours, or switch to voice activation for extended standby up to 25 days.
Recording modes: Choose PCM, XHQ, or HQ to balance fidelity, battery usage, and file size for your task.
Sound detection & sensitivity: Adjustable trigger and five microphone levels capture relevant audio while reducing noise.
Mounting & quick review: Built-in magnet enables hidden placement; wired controller and earphones allow instant on-device playback.

Applications

Where It Fits Best

Use this recorder for low-profile note taking, interviews, and room monitoring where long run times and quiet operation matter. Schedule recordings for set meetings, attach under metal furniture using the magnet, and review files on the spot with the wired controller to confirm you captured what you need.

How it Works

Pick the mode: PCM at 705.6kbps for an uncompressed file, or XHQ or HQ for longer runtime. Continuous recording runs 25 to 28 hours depending on the choice.
Place and arm it: The magnet holds it to any steel surface. Set one of the five sensitivity levels so it wakes on speech rather than on the room, and standby stretches to about 25 days.
Play back: The supplied wired controller gives direct playback through earphones, and the files transfer over USB with their date and time stamps intact.

Specifications

Power: 5V, 2A maximum. Use the adapter supplied, or a standard 5V USB charger or power bank rated 2A or less. Do not use fast chargers (USB-C PD, Quick Charge, Super Fast Charging) or high-output power banks: they can damage the device.

Recording Mode: PCM, XHQ, HQ
PCM: Up to 25 Hours
XHQ: Up to 24 Hours
HQ: Up to 28 Hours
Up to 25 days in standby mode
Uncompressed Recording - Linear PCM (705.6kbps)
Microphone Sensitivity: (52dBA), (55dBA), (58dBA), (61dBA), (64dBA)
Built-in 8GB Memory
Dimensions: 23.5 × 26.8 × 9.6 mm
Super Lightweight Build: 10g
Scheduled Recording; Time & Date Stamp
Rechargeable Battery

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the three recording modes differ?

PCM provides uncompressed high fidelity, XHQ balances quality and power, and HQ prioritises endurance with smaller files.

How long can it run on a charge?

Up to 28 hours of continuous recording, or up to 25 days on standby when voice activation is enabled.

Can I place it on metal surfaces?

Yes. The recorder has a built-in magnet so it can be attached discreetly under tables, shelves, or metal frames.

How do I review audio without a computer?

Use the included wired controller and earphones to play, pause, and check recordings directly from the device.

Does it timestamp recordings?

Yes. Files include time and date stamps to help organise and reference sessions later.

Is it legal to record audio in Australia?

Recording your own dictation, a meeting where everyone knows it is recording, or sound in your own empty home, vehicle or site is lawful. Surveillance devices laws differ by state and territory: recording a conversation you are part of is allowed in some states and restricted in others, and recording a private conversation you are not part of is generally not allowed. This is general information, not legal advice.