Vasco Translator Q1 Review: Cloning Your Voice
$489 at VascoCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyRating:7/10Open rating explainerInformationWIREDCompact and easily pocketable. Solid camera for visual translations. No subscriptions. Good battery life. Live voice call translator raises the bar on these devices.TIREDScreen is tiny, making typing nearly impossible. Fairly slow responsiveness across the board. Voice cloning feature is hit and miss. Pricey.Real-time translation gadgets get another upgrade with Vasco’s latest, a handheld translator with a feature that is decidedly cool, at least on paper: voice cloning technology. In other words, not only does the Q1 convert your speech to another language, it actually sounds like you’re doing the talking.That’s the idea, anyway. But before we get…
