Philips, LFH3500

$227.99

The Philips LFH3500 audio recorder offers crystal clear sound quality and intuitive controls, making it the perfect tool for professionals on-the-go.

Description

Philips LFH3500 Audio Recorder

The Philips LFH3500 audio recorder is a device that offers superior audio quality and easy operation for professionals who need to quickly capture spoken information. It is one of the industry’s most advanced digital dictation devices and offers features that make it extremely useful in a busy working environment.

Design & Build

The Recorder is a compact, lightweight, and durable device that fits neatly into any pocket or bag. It measures approximately 4.8 x 1.5 x 0.7 inches and weighs just 1.6 oz.

The device comes with a built-in, high-quality microphone that records every detail of the speaker’s words, thanks to its advanced noise reduction technology. It can also be used with external microphones for more precise recording.

The recorder has a 2GB built-in memory that can store up to 26 hours of high-quality audio recordings. The device can also be expanded with a 32GB Micro SDHC card, enabling users to store thousands of hours of recordings.

Features and Functionality

The Philips LFH3500 audio recorder has numerous features designed to provide the best possible recording experience, including:

1. Voice-activated recording: This feature automatically starts recording when the user speaks, eliminating long silent periods.

2. Sound quality and clarity: The recorder comes with an advanced stereo recording feature that ensures clear and accurate recordings.

3. Pin code protection: The device has a pin code protection feature that prevents unauthorized access to the recordings.

4. File management: The device supports four folders, which can be customized to suit the user’s needs. Files can also be easily transferred to a computer using the USB port.

5. Large display: The recorder has a large LCD display that shows important information like the battery level, recording time, and file name and number.

Conclusion

The Philips LFH3500 audio recorder is a powerful tool for anyone who needs to record spoken information regularly. Its advanced features, high-quality recording capabilities, and easy-to-use design make it a valuable investment for professionals in various fields.

Whether you’re a journalist conducting interviews, a doctor recording patient notes, or a student recording lectures, the Philips LFH3500 audio recorder is an excellent choice for quick, easy, and reliable recording.

Dictaphone, Built-in Microphone, Microphone: Built-in Microphone Weight: 200 g

Philips, LFH3500 properties

Product name LFH3500
Type Dictaphone
Built-in Speakers Yes
Built-in Memory No
Display No
USB Input 1
Colour Gray, White
Microphone Built-in Microphone
Amount of Microphones 1
Frequency Range Microphone Min 200.0
Frequency Range Microphone Max 12000.0
Height 32.0 mm
Depth 175.0 mm
Width 45.0 mm
Weight 200.0 g

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2 reviews for Philips, LFH3500

  1. Samson Shortle

    The microphone gives the impression of being soldiny (time will verify:]), it looks very good (although attaching a transparent cable is a terrible idea). No compatibility issues (win10home64b). Despite the huge BTS 400m from the house, I have no problems with the collected sound for which it deserves a huge plus (the competing Superlux E205u did not cope with it).

    The only problems I noticed were the uneven illumination of the basket and the lack of any tripod in the set (seriously … even a tripod .-.). Anyway, I am very positively surprised ^^

  2. Oscar

    Review of Philips LFH3500

    My name is Oscar and I recently visited Tulsa for a business trip. During my stay at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Tulsa Downtown, I had the opportunity to use the Philips LFH3500 audio recorder. Overall, I must say that this device fulfilled my expectations at around 80 percent.

    When comparing the Philips LFH3500 to other popular audio recorders on the market, I found that it stood out in certain aspects. One key feature that sets it apart is its compact design and ease of use. The LFH3500 is small and lightweight, making it convenient to carry around during meetings or interviews. Its simple interface makes it user-friendly, even for those who are not tech-savvy.

    In terms of technical aspects, the Philips LFH3500 offers excellent audio quality. The built-in stereo microphone captures clear and crisp sound, ensuring that every detail is recorded accurately. This is particularly important for business professionals who rely on accurate transcriptions or for those who need to capture important conversations or interviews.

    Another unique aspect of the LFH3500 is its voice activation feature. This means that the device starts recording automatically as soon as it detects sound, which is incredibly useful for hands-free operation. It eliminates the need to constantly press the record button and ensures that no important moments are missed.

    However, one aspect of the Philips LFH3500 that could be improved is its lack of a display. Unlike some other audio recorders on the market, the LFH3500 does not have a built-in display. This makes it slightly more challenging to navigate through recordings or adjust settings. Nonetheless, the device compensates for this by having clearly labeled buttons and an intuitive interface.

    Overall, the Philips LFH3500 audio recorder is a reliable and efficient device that delivers on its promises. With its compact design, excellent audio quality, and voice activation feature, it surpasses many other popular audio recorders in the market. Although it lacks a display, its user-friendly interface makes up for this minor drawback. If you are in need of a portable and reliable audio recorder for your business needs, the Philips LFH3500 is definitely worth considering.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

"How do I properly connect my Philips LFH3500 audio recorder to a computer for transferring recorded files?"

Firstly, ensure that your computer has a USB port and is running on an operating system such as Windows 7 or later, Mac OS X 10. Linux kernel 2. Take the supplied USB cable and connect one end to the USB port located at the back of your Philips LFH3500 audio recorder, and connect the other end to a free USB port on your computer. Wait for the operating system to detect the device, which may take a few seconds. If prompted by the system, select "Open Folder to View Files" or "Eject" option. The recording files will now be displayed in the open folder or explorer window on your computer. You can then copy and paste these files into another location for backup or editing purposes. After transferring files, safely eject your audio recorder from your computer by right-clicking on the device in the explorer window and selecting "Eject" option or clicking on the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar (Windows). Disconnect the USB cable from both ends. To ensure proper connection, make sure that the recorder is turned off before connecting or disconnecting the USB cable. In case of any issues during connection, you may try resetting your audio recorder by pressing and holding the "mode" button for 10 seconds until the display shows "init". Then release the button and the device will restart. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines to prevent damage to the device.

How do I properly connect my Philips, LFH3500 audio recorder to my computer for data transfer?

To connect your Philips, LFH3500 audio recorder to your computer for data transfer, you'll need a USB cable (not included). Follow these steps:

1. Ensure that your Philips, LFH3500 audio recorder is turned on and in playback mode. Connect one end of the USB cable to the "USB" port on the bottom of the audio recorder. Connect the other end of the USB cable to an available USB port on your computer. The device should automatically recognize the audio recorder and prompt you to select a drive letter for it. Choose a drive letter that is not currently in use. Once the drive has been assigned, open the folder containing the files you wish to transfer. Copy and paste the desired files onto your computer's hard drive or drag and drop them into the desired location. When finished, safely eject the audio recorder from your computer by right-clicking on the drive in "My Computer" or "File Explorer" and selecting "Eject. This will ensure that any remaining data is properly written to the device before it's disconnected. Disconnect the USB cable from both ends and safely remove the audio recorder. Remember to always handle your Philips, LFH3500 audio recorder with care and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you have any further questions or concerns, refer to the user manual that came with your device or contact Philips customer support for additional assistance.

My audio recording is distorted after I accidentally pressed the wrong button, how can I reset it back to normal?

1. Check your gain settings**: If the volume was turned up too high when you pressed the wrong button, it might have caused distortion. Try reducing the gain level in your recording software or app. You can usually do this by dragging a slider or adjusting a dial. Use noise reduction tools**: Many audio editing apps come with built-in noise reduction tools that can help eliminate distortion. Look for an "Noise Reduction" or "Equalization" tool in your app and try applying it to the affected area of the recording. Split the recording**: If you have a digital audio workstation (DAW) like Audacity, Adobe Audition, or Logic Pro, you might be able to split the distorted section from the rest of the recording. This can give you more flexibility when editing and might make it easier to remove the distortion altogether. Apply an EQ boost**: In some cases, a gentle equalization (EQ) boost in specific frequency ranges can help correct distortion. You'll need to experiment with different settings, but try applying a gentle boost of around 2-5 dB at frequencies between 100 Hz and 500 Hz. Be cautious not to overdo it, as this can introduce new issues. Use noise reduction plugins**: There are specialized plugins like iZotope RX or Waves C4 that are designed specifically for noise reduction and distortion correction. These might be more effective than built-in tools, but they often require a separate purchase or subscription. To minimize the risk of further damaging your recording:

* Make sure to work on a copy of the original file, rather than editing the original. Avoid over-processing the audio, as this can lead to further distortion and degrade the overall quality. Keep in mind that not all distortions can be completely removed. Sometimes, it's better to accept some residual distortion rather than applying heavy processing. If none of these methods work for you, there might be a hardware or software issue with your recording device. In this case, I'd recommend reaching out to the manufacturer or seeking professional help from an audio engineer or technician.

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