ITHome article · Published 2026-09-18
iFLYTEK’s ¥999 magnetic recorder adds transcripts and meeting notes to phone recordings
A card on the back of a phone adds a route from calls and meetings to transcripts and notes. Unlimited free transcription in the first year becomes a monthly allowance later.
From recorded conversations to meeting notes
ITHome reported on September 18 that iFLYTEK’s recording card was listed on JD.com for ¥999. The 4 mm, approximately 33 g device attaches magnetically to a phone and supports call and in-person recording.
It offers transcription, summaries and action items, making conversations easier to revisit. The listing specifies 16GB storage and up to 30 hours of battery life. Pickup, noise reduction and transcription performance are product claims, not our measurements.
The free transcription allowance changes after purchase
Transcription is unlimited in the first year, then 1,800 minutes—or 30 hours—per month in years two and three. From year four, it drops to 300 minutes, or five hours, per month.
People who record long meetings can compare their monthly recording time with those later allowances. The materials reviewed do not establish overage prices or how recordings are processed.
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- Grok Transcribe 2.0: fewer word errors at the same priceFurther readingAn independent benchmark reports word error rates of 4.0% for the old model and 2.3% for the new one. The practical choice also depends on speed, language and access through the product you use.
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Features and specifications come from listing materials, not our testing. Overage prices and data-processing details are not established by these materials.
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If you already wear earbuds in meetings, see how capture connects to Feishu notes.
Verbatim text or edited notes? Google’s transcription API illustrates two processing choices.
