Sony ICD-PX470 4GB Digital Voice Recorder -Black

Brand Name Sony
Compatible Devices MP3 Player
Hardware Interface USB
Microphone Form Factor Built-In
Format MP3 Audio

The ICD-PX470 comes with 4GB of memory built-in, which gives you a max recording time of 59h35m when recording in stereo at MP3 128kbps. You can expand your memory capacity with a micro SD card for up to 32GB of additional memory – equivalent to over 536 hours (Micro SD 32GB 、MP3 128kbps) of recording time.

The Sony ICD-PX470 4GB Digital Voice Recorder is a versatile handheld device designed for recording lectures, meetings, and interviews in clear stereo sound. It features a built-in USB connector for cable-free file transfers and expandable storage.

Easy Connectivity : Direct USB built-in for easy connection to PC

Built-In Memory : Up to 4GB of built-in storage, expandable via microSD (SDHC/SDXC) cards

Usage : Record in MP3/LPCM with a high sensitivity S-Microphone

Battery Life : Supplied AAA battery will last for up to 55 hours.

Auto Music Recording : Record in optimised audio capture settings for music frequencies. Reduces the impact of by wrong microphone sensitivity settings.

Storage: 4GB built-in memory, expandable up to 32GB via a microSD slot (SDHC/SDXC supported).

Recording Formats: Supports Linear PCM (WAV) for high detail and MP3 for longer recording times.

Battery Life: Up to 55 hours of recording (MP3 128kbps) using two AAA alkaline batteries.

Microphone System: High-sensitivity, low-noise S-microphone with adjustable Focus and Wide-Stereo modes.

Connectivity: Integrated direct USB for PC/Mac connection; 3.5mm stereo mic input and headphone jack

Auto Voice Recording reduces background noise

Want to record someone talking? Turn on Auto Voice Recording and the ICD-PX470 will optimise audio capture settings for vocal frequencies. The result is a purer recording with reduced background noise. And when you listen back to the recording, Clear Voice technology cleans up the signal even more for improved clarity.

Record and listen in Linear PCM or MP3 formats

Choose from two popular file formats when you record. Linear PCM files are larger but capture more detail – ideal for recording music. MP3 files are compressed but require less memory, making them better for recording long lectures or meetings. The ICD-PX470 will also play back MP3 and PCM files, so you can listen to your favourite songs in music player mode.