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24 avis
Avr. 2025
alaTest a collecté et analysé 24 avis de consommateurs et d'experts pour le produit Livescribe Echo Smartpen. La note moyenne du produit est 4.1 sur 5, tandis que les autres produits de même catégorie ont une note moyenne de 4.2 sur 5.
Après analyse des notes de consommateurs et d'experts, de l'âge du produit ainsi que d'autres facteurs, et comparé aux autres produits de même catégorie, le Livescribe Echo Smartpen obtient un alaScore™ de 90/100 = Excellent.
Avis d'expert par : Ross Catanzariti (goodgearguide.com.au)
A pen with a built in voice recorder, Livescribe's Echo smartpen is the second version of this digital note taking product. A successor to the still a...
Simultaneously records audio while writing, excellent recording quality and volume, easy to use, third-party app store, pencasts
Thicker and larger than a regular pen, cap is easily lost, software isn't the most intuitive
If you regularly take notes, the Livescribe Echo smartpen is almost a must-buy. Excellent recording capabilities, ease of use and an app store that will only grow make it a wise investment.
Avis d'expert par : Bryan Gardiner (wired.com)
Don't you wish there was a way to take notes with a pen and upload them to your computer? And don't you wish that pen...
Ideal for students and journalists who want the best of both note-taking worlds. New 3.5mm headphone jack is now compatible with most headphones. Tons of dot paper options that are relatively cheap. Echo comes with a 50-page notebook. Learn foreign...
Pen is still bulky and awkward. Plan on sitting in the front class if you want clear audio records. Wireless uploading would be nice. Still no built-in handwriting-to-text conversion
Avis d'expert par : Ross Catanzariti (pcworld.idg.com.au)
The Livescribe Echo smartpen allows users to capture audio as they write on paper thanks to a built-in recorder
Simultaneously records audio while writing, excellent recording quality and volume, easy to use, third-party app store, pencasts
Thicker and larger than a regular pen, cap is easily lost, software isn't the most intuitive
Avis d'expert par : Vincent Nguyen (slashgear.com)
Our handwriting may have steadily become sloppier as keyboard use increases, but there are still plenty of people who reach for a pen & paper first and QWERTY much later. Livescribe's Pulse Smartpen promised the best of both worlds, a way of recording...
Avis d'expert par : Sarah Jacobsson Purewal, PCWorld.com (techadvisor.co.uk)
The coolest thing about the Livescribe Echo (and the Pulse before it) is its ability to record and play back audio - with an innovative twist. Instead of requiring you to cycle through your recorded audio to find the clip you want, the Echo ties audio...
Livescribe's latest is a good addition to its smartpen family: the Livescribe Echo is thinner and more comfortable than its predecessor, and it will certainly appeal to students who have a penchant for falling asleep in lecture. It's one of those rare...
Reddot design award winner 2010!
Avis d'expert par : reddot (red-dot.de (UK))
The Echo Smartpen is an input utensil capable of handwriting capture and simultaneous audio recording. As such, the device is suitable for recording lectures while simultaneously saving notes entered by the user in the correct position. Subsequently,...
Avis d'expert par : Gerald Lynch (techdigest.tv)
A significant step up from a trusty old Bic, the Livescribe Echo smartpen takes note taking to a whole new level by allowing you to sync audio to your scribbles and send them all over the web in just a few simple steps. But can it achieve results any...
The Livescribe Echo is a niche product if ever we've seen one. If you're just into making quick doodles in a pad while out and about or looking to keep a personal diary, this tech filled pen is almost certainly surplus to your requirements. However,...
Avis d'expert par : mfereday (gadgetspeak.com)
Not so long ago I took a look at the Livescribe smartpen. This was the Pulse model and I was impressed with its functionality. Now Livescribe has produced a new model which goes by the title of Echo.
If you regularly take notes then this is a must-have device. It has the ability to enhance your note taking by adding extra functionality and will work with either a Windows or Mac system. The system requirements for Windows call for a 600MHz...
Avis d'expert par : Chris Bidmead (reghardware.co.uk)
Review We all do it. Business meetings, lectures, interviews, whatever. As a TV writer and IT journalist I've spent a lifetime taking notes. But while you're scribbling, you're not listening. At best, you're missing nuances. Add an audio recorder and...
Is it an improvement on the Pulse? The new shape stops it rolling off the desk, but the microphone seems more sensitive to pen-on-paper scrape, and the small all-too-losable pen cap is a poor substitute for the Pulse's large "cigarcase" protector....
Avis d'expert par : Jeffery Battersby (macworld.com.au)
You're at a uni lecture or a business meeting. Someone is speaking and you're scribbling like mad. All the while, you hope the notes you're scratching out bear a reasonable resemblance to what's being said so you can study them later. Livescribe's...
Captures lecture or meeting audio and links it to your written notes; notes can be shared as Flash, PDF orAAC files
Heavier and larger than a typical pen; lecturers may not want lectures recorded
The Livescribe Echo Smartpen is an excellent tool for capturing lecture or meeting audio and linking it to the notes you take. While the pen is a bit hefty, especially for smaller hands, the Echo Smartpen is a worthwhile addition to the tools you use...
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