Kjb D1445 Digital Voice Recorder Power Bank

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Record audio with the KJB D1445 Digital Voice Recorder Power Bankfrom KJB Security Products. This voice-activated recorder is equipped with a built-in microphone and 16GB of internal storage to save recorded audio. It has a recording capacity of up to 576 hours (288 hours in super-high quality). Thanks to a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, you'll be able to record continuously for up to 14 days. Additionally, this device functions as a power bank for recharging your cellphone and mobile devices.

Voice-Activated Recording Mode 16GB of Internal Storage Recording Capacity up to 576 Hours Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Power Bank for Charging Mobile Devices Up to 14 Days of Battery Life

General
Compatibility	Various Mobile Devices
Inputs / Outputs
USB I/O	1 x USB-A 2.0 Female Input 1 x Micro-USB 2.0 Female Input
Microphone	Embedded
Storage	16 GB Internal Storage
Battery
Battery Chemistry	Lithium-Ion
Battery Capacity	3000 mAh
Recharge Time	3 to 5 Hours
Maximum Battery Life	14 Days
Power
DC Input Power	5 VDC at 1 A
Physical
Color	Dark Gray
Cable Length	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Dimensions	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Weight	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.325 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.7 x 3.6 x 1.2"

Records audio directly to the built-in 16GB storage

Voice-activated recording

Sensitivity adjustment

Date and time stamping

Standby time up to 150 days

Charges cellphones and mobiles devices

ALC (automatic recording level control) functionality

Attachable/detachable magnet included

LED indicators for recording status

Compatible with Windows XP or higher

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does Voice Operated Recording work if using the 1/8" input jack, or just the microphone? Really need this if it can do it through the input.

A: The Sony ICD-UX570 Digital Voice Recorder (Black)BH #SOICDUX570BK will accept an external microphone via its 1/8", 3.5mm microphone input port.

Q: 2. Does this charge through a USB connector? How long does it take to charge? Thanks!

A: The Sony TX660 Digital Voice Recorder BH #SOICDTX660 will charge its internal rechargeable battery via a USB connection to a computer or an AC USB charger/power supply. This recorder should reach a full charge within 4 hours. Per SONY: • You can charge the battery by connecting a USB AC adaptor to a household power outlet. Being able to use the unit while it is charging is useful when recording for a long time. When using a USB AC adaptor, use one that can supply an output current of 500 mA or more. Charging from other devices is not guaranteed. • Do not use a USB adaptor that exceeds the maximum output of 13 W (5 V, 2.6 A)

Q: 3. is it better from the sony icd-ux570?

A: The new Sony TX660 Digital Voice Recorder BH #SOICDTX660 has a slimmer profile and 4X the embedded memory (16GB) than the Sony ICD-UX570 Digital Voice Recorder (Black) BH #SOICDUX570BK 4GM memory. The TX660 features Internal Parabolic Stereo Microphones. The UX570 boasts longer battery life per charge.

Q: 4. Is there a limit to the size of the SD card?

A: Yes, the KJB Security Products Power Bank with 1080p Covert Wi-Fi Camera includes a 16 GB microSD, but you can work with up to 32 GB microSD cards. SanDisk 32GB High Endurance UHS-I microSDHC Memory Card with SD Adapter BH #SAMSDHE32GB

Q: 5. How do you find your previously recorded tracks? How do you ensure that you do not record over your previously recorded content?

A: To find the files recorded to the Sony ICD-PX370 Digital Voice Recorder with USB (BH # SOICDPX370) see the manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/627213.pdf FOLDER01" under " Recorded Files" by default. • Select " Recorded Files" from the HOME menu. • Select "Folders" - "Built-In Memory" - "FOLDER01," and then press “” . • To listen to recorded audio files stored on a microSD card, select "Folders" - "SD Card." • Select your desired file. Playback starts. Press STOP to stop playback. Press VOL -/+ to adjust the volume. The built-in speaker is provided mainly for checking recorded audio files. If you find the volume not loud enough or have difficulty in understanding what you hear, use headphones (not supplied). • When you select " Recorded Files," the file search categories of the stored files appear on the display window. • You can select one of the search categories from "Latest Recording," "Search by REC Date," "Search by REC Scene," or "Folders." The "HOLD" function will lock the device to prevent any accidental or unwanted operations.

Q: 6. Does it record voice or just motion? If not what do recommend?

A: This product will only record video and will not record audio.

Q: 7. Can the KJB Security Products SE3000 Mini Voice Amplifier be added to this? Would it improve listening and clarity range?

A: The KJB Security Products D1445 Digital Voice Recorder & Power Bank is a covert power bank with a voice recorder that charges mobile devices and records all important meetings, while the KJB SE3000 is a mini voice amplifier useful for people who need to amplify conversions like in Hospitals, Churches, Bingo, Nursing Facilities, Speech Pathologists, Schools, Sports, Theaters, or Courtrooms, it works indoors or outdoors and is useful for people with low hearing ability. Both units work individually and cannot be connected to improve and increase the clarity range of the conversation.

Q: 8. Does it come with a microphone sleeve?

A: The Sony TX660 Digital Voice Recorder (BH # SOICDTX660) does not include a microphone sleeve. Included accessories: • USB Type-C® cable (USB-A to USB-C) (1) • Carrying case (1) • Operating Instructions (this sheet) • Warranty card (1)

Q: 9. What are the parameters of powerbank itself?

A: KJB Security Products Power Bank with 1080p Covert Wi-Fi Camera BH #KJDVR269WFfeatures: Battery Life: Up to 6.5 hours on a single charge Charging Time: 10 hours Capacity: 6800 mA Input Power: 3.7 VDC Power Consumption 480-530 mA Power Input 5 VDC Dimensions 4 x 3.25 x 1" (10.2 x 8.3 x 2.5 cm)

Q: 10. Can it record video while charging?

A: Sorry, no. The KJB Security Products Power Bank will not be able to record while charging.

Gabriel	17/09/2024
[14 Days] Great for nearly any run and gun application. I film weddings, and will quickly slip one into a groom's pocket before a first look, or put them on lecterns to capture readings during ceremonies, and--my personal favorite and reason for purchasing them--tape them to wireless mics to ensure I have a good recording of toasts and speeches regardless of the connection quality of the mic. 5

Mary	09/09/2024
[3 to 5 Hours] Great size and simple to use with great sound. 5

Mary	09/09/2024
[3 to 5 Hours] Great size and simple to use with great sound. 5

Mary	09/09/2024
[3 to 5 Hours] Great size and simple to use with great sound. 5

Phillip	24/08/2024
[Embedded] I use this recorder for gathering info for captions for the newspaper I shoot for. I just leave it on (not recording) in my front pocket while shooting and when I need to grab someone's name and info I just pull it out and hit record. I leave it on because there's about a 3 second delay from switching it on to when it's ready to record. I found that that 3 seconds or so can be an awkward moment when someone is just standing there waiting to give their info, so doing this speeds it up. You can slide it into the hold position so it's ready to go and then the button's won't get mashed while in your pocket. The main thing I needed in a recorder was a time-stamp, and this one works great for that. As long as it's synced with your camera then the recording will be stamped about a minute after the last photo of that subject, or however quickly you're able to get info after the last shot, so it's pretty easy to match the recording to the series of images. It's especially handy when shooting large events where I may gather 20 people's names and info. This is much more efficient than using pen and pad where you can risk not understanding your own writing later on, and there's no good way to sync a written name to a digital file. You also don't have to try and write as fast as they're speaking, especially when it's a lot of info. You can listen to their name and spelling over and over again if needed too. The audio through headphones is really clean and high quality, the built-in speaker is okay. It has survived a drop to the concrete on the corner of the screen and it's fine, just a dent. My only complaint is the delay in start-up, but as I mentioned, there's an easy solution to that. 5

Phillip	24/08/2024
[Embedded] I use this recorder for gathering info for captions for the newspaper I shoot for. I just leave it on (not recording) in my front pocket while shooting and when I need to grab someone's name and info I just pull it out and hit record. I leave it on because there's about a 3 second delay from switching it on to when it's ready to record. I found that that 3 seconds or so can be an awkward moment when someone is just standing there waiting to give their info, so doing this speeds it up. You can slide it into the hold position so it's ready to go and then the button's won't get mashed while in your pocket. The main thing I needed in a recorder was a time-stamp, and this one works great for that. As long as it's synced with your camera then the recording will be stamped about a minute after the last photo of that subject, or however quickly you're able to get info after the last shot, so it's pretty easy to match the recording to the series of images. It's especially handy when shooting large events where I may gather 20 people's names and info. This is much more efficient than using pen and pad where you can risk not understanding your own writing later on, and there's no good way to sync a written name to a digital file. You also don't have to try and write as fast as they're speaking, especially when it's a lot of info. You can listen to their name and spelling over and over again if needed too. The audio through headphones is really clean and high quality, the built-in speaker is okay. It has survived a drop to the concrete on the corner of the screen and it's fine, just a dent. My only complaint is the delay in start-up, but as I mentioned, there's an easy solution to that. 5