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omar adolfo lares sanchez
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2025
Excelente producto
Mufasa0331
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
Easy to set up with the app on your phone but the translation is not very accurate all the time. It depends on the clarify of the person speaking. I tested them with my husband with English and Spanish and the lag is pretty noticeable and the words are not anywhere correct when the person is speaking fast. English to Spanish and vice versa. If the speaker slows down and speak slowly it has a much higher accuracy. Do they work yes however I would not think I was about to travel the world without language barriers lol. they are easy to wear and the case is small normal earbud size.
Dylan
Comentado en Canadá el 19 de marzo de 2025
works okay with the app but i am pretty disappointed they don't work on their own. they are just bluetooth earbuds that work with an app rather than do anything all that special on their own. i am also fairly disappointed in the offline mode requiring you to pay extra for various languages. personally i would probably stick to regular earbuds and google translate rather than try and go for something as niche as this. If these had actually had some function without an app, or rather had an app that set a default language but they could run offline without it i would be fine, just kinda upset that the headphones themselves don't really do anything on their own other than be a still decent pair of bluetooth earbuds. i would also say that the "realtime claim" is a little loose, while techincally yes it is, it gives off a "near latency free" vibe that just isn't there. i get that it is unrealistic to expect complete babel fish functionality but the marketing of these kinda gave off this vibe and they still have in-app purchases after getting the earbuds.still i would say the earbuds themselves work nicely and the app does work well so i can't fault them for that at least, i just felt a little mislead by the marketing.
Greg
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de marzo de 2025
I got these for travel to foreign countries, but I ended testing and then using them for foreign shows - K-dramas, etc. We started watching more shows from S. Korea, China, Japan and Europe - German, Spanish, French. I tended to opt for shows that were translated, but I can now "watch" the shows in the native language when using these M6 Translation Ear Buds.I've done a lot of foreign travel in the past, but never had technology as my translator. My company hired a translator for us, which doubled as a guide for navigation, restaurants and business meetings. Now with the near real time translator, it's not bad. Definitely helps with communication, but sometimes the translation is to raw (word for word, rather than the meaning of those phrases).I started watching a wider variety of foreign movies and shows. I still use the English subtitles, but I also listen to the M6 near real time translations. I mostly use the conversation mode and I like that it let's you hear the translation, while simultaneously showing the dialog on the mobile phone app. It's funny when they play a commercial break in English, and the conversation starts speaking the foreign language in my other ear as it translations the commercial to Korean, Japanese or Chinese, etc.I think my foreign language skills have improved a bit with the translator. Since I've spent weeks in Germany, France and Spain, as well as in Japan, I have learned a few phrases in the past of those languages. Now with the real time translator, I can get more communications in near real time with the M6 app. But it also times out and then that app takes over my phone as the primary function. You can still take photos and check your maps, but since I tend to look back at the screen to see the dialog of translations, the WasTrans becomes the main purpose for my phone.So, while not perfect or as fast as I'd like, it's way better than not knowing what is being said and it's way cheaper than bringing a translator around with you. And this opens up more access to foreign movies without always having to read all the subtitles.
Ryan R
Comentado en Canadá el 15 de febrero de 2025
Well, it looks like we're finally in the future and have made our own babelfish!!!We're still in the early stages of AI and all that, so this isn't yet a finely polished product, but for the era that we are still in, I've got to say these are pretty darn amazing!Of course you do need an app on your phone to use these with, it kind of does make sense that not everything is built right into the earbuds. So do keep that in mind as these aren't to be used on their own.Offline support is a great feature to have as especially when travelling, you may not have a data plan, or may not even have access to data, so this can help by translating when you need it to.In terms of translation, it does a pretty good job of it. No better or worse than using a popular translation website on a computer, except that it's in near real-time. There is of course a slight delay, but considering the complexities involved that's pretty good.While we're not quite living in 2050 yet, we're on our way there and these will help get us there.It is super handy to have when travelling though, especially in a country where you don't speak their language. It can assist in many situations that would otherwise be awkward and not productive, giving you more time to enjoy.Battery life isn't quite as high as it is with other regular earbuds though, but still provide enough battery power for most things, just needing to be charged in between.
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