Peiko 136 Language Translation Device, Two-Way Real-time AI Voice Instant Online Translator, Mini Tech Gadget, Offline Translation, Learning Travel and Business Communication

Works very well. The languages are clearly heard. The me feature tests if are speaking the language correctly

Product in general terms is very good in term of the translation. Only problem is that I thing is too slow in doing the translation. take to much time to respond with they translation

I’ve seen several negative reviews claiming this product doesn’t work without cell service; it does. It supports offline translation for 11 languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, and Russian. You just need to download the languages to your phone through the app.I tested the translator with an iPhone 13 and a Samsung S22 Ultra (in airplane mode and WIFI off). They worked well for the two languages I tried: English to Spanish and Korean, and vice versa. You need to speak slowly, or it will miss some of the message. It’s convenient to see the text on the phone to ensure your intended message is accurate. This device is handy for traveling or interacting for non-critical communications. Given its weight and size, you can easily toss it in your pocket. Is it absolutely perfect? No, you need to set your expectations, especially at this cost; it’s not hundreds of dollars. For the price, it’s a nice basic device that can be very useful.

Couldn't get it to work! Followed instructions. Sending it back. Didn't know it had to be connected to phone!

This translator works great! It is very easy to install and get started. I volunteer at a Crisis Pregnancy Center and a lot of the clients are hispanic, this is coming in very handy! It is very easy for me to speak into and also for them to speak into. I am very pleased with the variety of languages and the ease of use.

It works well if it is a one on one conversation. Even then you have to go one sentence at at time.

This is a unique device. I’ve downloaded the app that goes with the device and it picks up on conversation and gives me the complete translation in the app. So now I don’t have to do all this typing like with Google translate. It is a great assistance as I manager a community that is mostly Hispanic with a few Portuguese and it helps me understand to better communicate.

Essentially is not much more than a glorified bluetooth microphone and speaker that connects to your phone or device. The speech recognition and translation is all being done through the app that has to be connected to the device. At first I was thinking that this seemed kind of pointless since if I have to have my phone to get it to work, why not just use my phone for translation?With that said, it is more convenient than just using the phone since the app can run in the background and you can still use the phone for other things, or have it put away altogether. Having the tactile buttons makes conversations a little feel a little more naturaland is a bit more ergonomic than a touchscreen. I actually found it useful for practicing languages by speaking a phrase in English and getting the translation, then trying to say the translated phrase back to see if I could get the English correct. It appears to have several language engines available, including their own as well as Google, and a couple of others I didn't recognize.My wife is a high school teacher in a large school district, and often gets students coming in that speak little to no English. I plan on having her test this out the coming school year to see if it helps with communication.