Name: Mini Voice Recorder 4mm Thin, 35 Hour Battery
SKU: VIM-VOICETINYM2
Price: 209.0 NZD
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Mini Voice Recorder 4mm Thin, 35 Hour Battery

$209.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Recording Time

Up to 35 hours continuous

Battery Life

Rechargeable

Storage

8GB built in, up to 96 hours

Audio Quality

WAV, clear to about 10m

File Stamping

Date and time on every file

Form Factor

60 x 35 x 4mm

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Description

A 4mm thick recorder that runs 35 hours on one charge and holds up to 96 hours of audio in 8GB of internal memory. Pickup is clear to about 10 metres and every file carries a date and time stamp.

There is nothing to configure and no app: charge it, start it, and plug the supplied earphones in to listen back. It connects to a Windows computer over micro USB to move the WAV files off.

Features

Ultra-compact body: Coin-sized and slim, the recorder hides easily in pockets, wallets, or small spaces for discreet use.
Smart voice activation: Starts when sound is detected and pauses in silence to conserve battery and storage.
Long recording endurance: Up to 35 hours of continuous capture on a single charge for extended sessions.
Simple one-touch control: One key to start/stop recording; time-date stamps are added automatically for easy reference.
Direct playback & management: Built-in controls let you play, pause, skip, adjust volume, and save files without extra software.
Rechargeable Li-ion battery: Built-in power source for repeated use without disposable cells.

Applications

Where This Works Best

Use VIM-VOICETINYM2 to unobtrusively document meetings, interviews, lectures, or notes when space is limited and discretion is essential. Its 10 m pickup, compact build, and WAV recording make it practical for offices, classrooms, and on-the-go evidence collection.

How it Works

Charge and start: Charge over the supplied micro USB adaptor and start recording. Continuous runtime is up to 35 hours.
Record: WAV to 8GB of internal memory, up to about 96 hours stored, with pickup clear to roughly 10 metres. Files are date and time stamped as they are made.
Listen and transfer: Plug the supplied earphones in for playback, or connect to a Windows computer over micro USB to copy the files.

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.

Continuous Recording up to 35 Hours
Store up to 96 Hours of Footage
Audio files format: WAV
8GB internal memory
Recording range up to 10 m
Time-date stamp
Dimensions: 60 × 35 × 4 mm
OS support: Windows 7/8/10

Frequently Asked Questions

How long can it record on a single charge?

Up to 35 hours of continuous recording, depending on usage and environment.

Does it support voice-activated recording?

Yes. When enabled, it begins capturing audio when sound is detected and pauses during silence.

How much audio can it store?

The internal 8GB memory holds up to 96 hours of recordings, saved in WAV format.

Can I play back files without a computer?

Yes. Use the built-in controls to play, pause, skip, adjust volume, and manage saved files with earphones.

What connection is used for charging and transfer?

Charging and file transfer are via the supplied Micro-USB power adapter and cable.

Is it legal to record audio in New Zealand?

Recording a conversation you are taking part in is generally lawful in New Zealand. That covers the ordinary reasons for buying a recorder: your own meetings, your own interviews, a call you are on, dictation, and keeping a record of something that was said to you. Telling the other people is good practice, and it is what makes a recording useful later rather than contentious.

The limit is conversations you are not part of. Recording or listening to a private communication you are not a party to is interception under section 216B of the Crimes Act 1961, and it is an offence. If you record for a business or at work, the Privacy Act 2020 applies as well. Do not use this to record other people's private conversations. This is general information, not legal advice.