AI transcription in 112 languages with speaker labels and custom vocabulary for accurate, context-rich notes
Multidimensional summaries with 10,000+ templates to extract actionable insights from conversations
Multimodal input supporting audio, text, and images for richer, more contextual note-taking
Enterprise-grade data security with ISO 27001, ISO 27701, GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA, and EN 18031 compliance
Versatile wearing options as necklace, wristband, clip, or pin for all-day comfort and accessibility
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Plaud NotePin is a wearable AI voice recorder and AI note taker for professionals whose day runs on in-person conversations: consultations, visits, interviews. At 0.59 oz it clips to a collar or shirt, and a press on the pressure-sensitive button starts recording. Recordings sync to the Plaud App, where Plaud Intelligence, the AI engin
Recording Time
Up to 20 hours continuous recording
Standby Time
Up to 40 days on a single charge
Local Storage
64 GB
Weight
0.59 oz
Power Source
Rechargeable battery and USB-C charging
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Wireless, USB-C
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The advertisement on instagram stated it would come with a wristband and itdid not
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Tina · August 13, 2026
Top Notch Recorder
Works great for recording meetings, webinars, and classes. Love the options for method of reporting notes or highlights. I also use the desktop version without needing the pin. Time saved and money well spent!
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Eugene · June 11, 2026
Smart and Useful Device with a few Usability Tweaks Needed
So far, the NotePen is working quite well and has been genuinely useful. The uploads from the device to my phone are quick, and its transcription and summarizing abilities are fantastic (at least in English, which is the only language I’ve tested so far... I’ll be sure to update my feedback once I’ve tried the Spanish transcription features as well.)
My only concern is that getting the device to start recording can be a bit fussy… it often takes pressing it several times in different spots before it begins. That part is often distracting (and my greatest frustration), especially when you are supposed to be listening to the speaker. But overall, I’m impressed and happy with its performance.