Sony ICD-UX200 Digital Voice Recorder Review

The Sony ICD-UX200 is a digital voice recorder. Its 2GB of memory is enough to store up to 535 hours of audio in a low quality mode. You can find this model for an average price of $80. Keep reading to learn about some of the features that it offers.

Modes

The Sony ICD-UX200 digital voice recorder can record in either stereo or mono. There are five recording modes to choose from including ST, STSP, STLP, SP, and LP. The voice-operated recording feature is also useful when you need hands-free operation.

Memory

The Sony ICD-UX200 is equipped with 2GB of flash memory. This is enough to record over 535 hours of audio in LP mode. When using the ST mode, which is the highest-quality mode, you can record up to 22 hours and 15 minutes of audio.

USB

Another useful feature offered by the Sony ICD-UX200 digital voice recorder is the direct USB connection. This allows you to plug the unit directly into your computer whenever you want to transfer files. Since it's a direct connection, you won't have to keep track of a USB cable.

Music

The Sony ICD-UX200 voice recorder can also be used to play music. It can play files that are in MP3, WMA, or AAC format. The device also supports ID3 tags, so you can see the artist and track title on the display.

Audio

The Sony ICD-UX200 features a built-in stereo microphone. You adjust the sensitivity of the microphone to suit your needs. There is also an integrated speaker.

Power

The Sony ICD-UX200 is fitted with a rechargeable AAA battery. The amount of battery power left is shown on the display so you never run out unexpectedly. The unit recharges whenever you have it plugged into the USB port on your computer.

The Sony ICD-UX200 digital voice recorder offers 2GB of flash memory. You can also play audio files in either AAC, WMA, or MP3 format. The direct USB connection means you don't have to keep track of a cable.