RCA RP5015 Digital Voice Recorder

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Manufacturer: RCA

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Batteries Included: Yes
Batteries: 2
Brand: RCA
EAN: 0044319103205
Label: RCA
Manufacturer: RCA
Model: RP5015
Warranty: 1 year warranty

Features
Up to 12 Hours of worry free recording 32MB Built in Flash Memory Multifunction LCD Display Date / Time Stamp Automatic Voice-Activated Record

Accessories
Rayovac 824-24PP Alkaline AAA Batteries (24-pack) Juice AAA-4 Pack Rechargeable NiMH Batteries

Editorial Reviews:

With 32 MB of built-in flash memory, the RCA RP5015 Digital Voice Recorder will give you up to 12 hours of worry free recording. The easy-to-read LCD display shows you at a glance what the status of your dictation is by displaying the time, battery level, minutes remaining and several other features. When the RCA RP5015 is in automatic voice activated-recording mode, the recorder will sense the sound a begin recording immediately, and to save on power, it will stop recording once the sound stops.A built-in microphone gives you the convenience of "hands-free" recording, and a 35-millimeter dynamic speaker lets you playback your recording with excellent clarity. Two folders can hold up to 198 total messages, allowing you to categorize your recordings, and a handy date/time stamp helps you easily identify what date and time each recording was made. To round out the excellent features of this digital recorder, an "intro scan" allows you to preview the message content of each recording, helping you to find the exact recording you need exactly when you need it.

User Comments about the RCA RP5015 Digital Voice Recorder

Could never replicate what happened. Then I decided to 'upgrade' to this model-5015. I loved that the 5012 was reliable. I went to bed with 30 items, woke up to find it empty.

I've had it lose data one me on one occasion. RCA RP5012 16MB Digital Voice Recorder I love the 5012, where the keys go, how it just works for short snippets. If it didn't have battery you knew, if it did then it did the job. You think it's doing nothing, but it is, just not showing you what it's doing. Battery was fine, etc.4.

Then you gotta reset.2. Budget 20 clicks for setting the time again, turning off the tone, etc.3.

Towards the end of a battery cycle it'll stop recording a few seconds after I hit record. So there I think I'm recording stuff, and I'm talking to an inert box of plastic.All this used to work in the previous model.

How the heck did you manage to screw up so badly, RCA. I'm an avid user of the RP5012 that was the precursor to this model.

If you swap batteries it'll not destroy your data (thank heavens) but you'll lose all your settings. Big mistake.1.

The screen freezes intermittently. This one keeps finding insidious ways to betray me.