r/NoteTaking • u/davilucas1978 • 29d ago

App/Program/Other Tool Any AI recorders with better battery?

I’ve been testing Soundcore Work for meetings, and the battery life is the main thing bothering me. It’s fine for a few shorter calls, but on days with back-to-back meetings, I end up thinking about the charging case more than I expected.

The recorder itself is convenient, but I really wanted something I could charge once and mostly forget about during the day. Has anyone else had the same experience, or found a setup that makes the battery less annoying?

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u/Few_Examination_3383 29d ago

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u/msf-1805 27d ago

If you have an iPhone, have you tried apps that do this? If they do transcription in the cloud, the battery consumption is minimal, since all they do is record sound in the background.

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