Vasco V4 Language Translator Device | 108 Languages | Free Lifetime Internet in Almost 200 Countries | Pearl White

Performs as advertised. But not sure how it's better than Google Translate on your phone.

Cons: It takes a long time for the product to turn on. The letters are small so when I type, I constantly make mistakes and have to redo what I typed. This causes great delay in conversation. The battery doesn’t last long and it takes a long time to charge. I wish the device acted more like a smart phone when it comes to ease of use. It’s close but way too slow.Pros: It does work and I didn’t need internet. I used it for in Japan for translating Japanese, Korean, Spanish and English.

My experience with this device and bringing it to Columbia for a month while I was recovering from plastic surgery was that it barely was able to register when people spoke into it, no matter how used it or what side you spoken to. Not only that, but the buttons were constantly getting stuck the top button that turns a product on and off sticks at least for me. Another issue is that the satellites at connect this device to the Internet suck so it takes a long time to power on. Skip and just use your phone. I will be returning.

And actually does a great job. It has its own cell phone service which is great but after 10 translations, you have to reset the phone to redo it again so it stops you after 10 translations.

The presentation package is very nice. The instruction booklet is different - the front and back page is double-thick bond paper and feels nice in the hand. I didn't expect the extra battery bank, and the soft plastic cover. I have withheld one star because the item is weak with African languages. Great job!

I bought this to take with me on a trip to Romania this summer and it was totally useless. The person speaking has to be close to the device and speak slowly, which is totally embarrassing. It could not detect multiple speakers, so I missed out on everything. A total waste of money given it doesn't do as it claims in the seller's ad. I was gone for over a month, so I'm stuck with a $400 piece of junk.

So I will say that I love the ability of having free connection anywhere I go, and of course that was the selling point for me. Right when I got off the plane in Japan, it was ready to be used. All I had to do was turn it on. Now I will say the main thing that it lacks on is the ability to hear what you are saying, in moderately loud areas as well as near to quite areas, you still have to talk loud into the device’s microphone. It was a little disappointing when I seen their pocket talk perform better than the Vasco V4. But I will say the accuracy is extremely spot on so good one for that. So if you folks want to buy, this device be warned that you might have to talk a little loud if you’re in a quiet area unfortunately.