Olympus VN-712PC in Pakistan

2GB internal memory for up to 823 hours recording, PLUS microSD card expansion slot

An incredible 823 hours of recording time is offered by the VN-712PC in LP mode thanks to its expansive 2GB internal memory. Users can also save up to 200 recordings in each of the five available folders. The fact that the recorder has a slot for an optional microSD card means that the capacity can be expanded to an additional degree, dictated by the size of the card inserted, with up to 32GB supported.

Thanks to 99 index marks, important sections of a recording can also be earmarked for easier retrieval and playback.

By selecting from the recording menu, the VN-712PC further allows optimum recording settings to be set according to ’scenes’ – for example a business meeting, conference, voice memo and so forth. With four modes and one user configuration, anyone can achieve stress free high quality recording.

Long battery life

Additional benefits include longer battery life and the convenience of power coming courtesy of 2x alkaline AAA batteries – so this is one device that truly won’t leave you lost for words.

Lightweight and portable

The VN-712PC measures a compact and diminutive 108x39x16.8mm and won’t weigh heavy on your pocket, purse, or wallet for that matter. In short it’s a simple yet complete solution for digital recording and playback.

Optimum trouble-free recording with Scene Select

By simply selecting from the recording menu, you can set optimum recording settings according to the scenes. With four modes and one user configuration, enable anyone to easily achieve trouble-free, high-quality recording.

Low noise microphone optimised to enhance voice recording

The Olympus VN-712PC is equipped with a high performance monaural omni-directional microphone that collects sounds clearly from all directions. The improved microphone S/N (Signal to Noise) ratio enables clearer voice recording. The built-in stand cleverly located at the back of the body is designed to reduce the noise from the surface when the recorder is placed on a tabletop.