I’m not impressed, Tascam Portacapture X8

[@DblBroPro]

Comments were far more helpful than the video. Thanks everyone, I'm going to get an X8 today!

[@JaneivyHilario]

I appreciate this, left in 5 seconds.

[@thegreatharrisoni]

There may be a lot of legitmate reasons for not purchasing the X8, but fear of breaking the screen is not one of them (unless there is an inherent defect in the screen, which wasn't mentioned in the review). When using a piece of gear like the X8, you are probably also using a lens that costs multiples of what the X8 costs and is arguably as fragile as the X8 screen. Does that mean you would never buy a lens? Most camera gear is both fragile and expensive, so on the logic of this review, one should never buy camera gear. While I appreciate the effort, this review is baseless and not helpful at all.

[@DiegeticAudio]

I am trying to offer a different perspective than most others. I appreciate your point of view, and to an extent agree with it. However, the conclusion I reached was that there are far better recorders on the market at this price that have more features, higher channel counts, and dont have a massive easily breakable part on them. I hope you can find a review that speaks to what you are looking for!

[@franklong6269]

@@DiegeticAudio Having owned the Zoom H6 and the Zoom H8, which are probably the most two used portable audio recorders on the planet, I can say with great authority you don't have a clue about what you are talking about. Neither the H6 nor the H8 are more durable than the Tascam X8, which I own. They are all made of plastic, and they all will probably break if they are dropped. I would strongly suggest that you rethink the false claims your video makes. Nobody is going to respect your reviews if they are based on ignorance and stupidity. Nearly all of the comments on this thread disagree with your conclusion and your reasoning. .

[@findbradford]

that is why you buy Oh Shit insurance plus i have dropped it from 20 ft later onto concrete and the f8n pro is out of stock till next year

[@lukastemberger]

I was going to comment on this video, but I can see many have already offered a voice of reason :) Maybe he's just trying to make dramatic nonsense videos to get the views?

[@DiegeticAudio]

Not exactly, just voicing an opinion on a piece of gear. I won't buy it because it's over priced, the rest was just me pointing out the flaws that I saw that none else were talking about. Tho some of the newer firmware updates are making it look more and more promising. Maybe it's time to do a 6 month update and cover all that info...

[@maroskn3008]

1. 32 bit is standard on most recorders ???? (in which price range?) 2. Comparing it to ZOOM H8???? ZOOM H8, does not have 32 bit.

[@fizzingonyajayce3580]

This "reviewer" talks about the touch screen not being to his liking, however it appears that he does not actually own the field recorder he is reviewing. It seems unlikely to me, that someone could seriously review a device's touch screen without actually having used it. Very suspect.

[@STBonaccorsi]

I don't understand. The concern is that if you break the touch screen it becomes useless? Isn't that the same with an iPhone? Has that ever stopped "anyone" from buying an iPhone? What I wanted to know was ... how does it sound? If it sounds great, I'll do my best to try not to break it. If I break it, because I don't know how to carefully handle an expensive piece of equipment... then it's my own stupid fault. Does it sound impressive or not?

[@DiegeticAudio]

The general consensus is it sounds like any other tascam recorder, so the audio quality is pretty good.

[@Jaani071]

analogue use.

[@franklong6269]

I own the Tascam X8 and I did own the Zoom H8. I like the Tascam X8 FAR more than the Zoom H8. I perform and record original songs on guitar with vocals and in my opinion, the Tascam audio quality is as good as the Zoom H8 or better. The Zoom H8 produces very clean detailed recordings, but the Tascam equals it or exceeds it. They are very close in audio quality, which tells you a lot because Zoom is the gold standard in portable recorders. I would strongly recommend the Tascam X8 over any Zoom recorder at this price point because it is far more intuitive (easy) to use and have far more audio functions. You could go to the Zoom F8 or F6 and get 32 bit recording and possibly slightly better audio quality (or maybe not), but you will pay 50% more for the F6 and a 150% more for the F8 and they are more difficult to use.

[@RockTelevision-vv1im]

It sounds flipping fantastic!!! I use mine and my Zoom H5 stays in a case. Upgrading to the Tascam was a big improvement. I might sell the Zoom at some point, but keeping it for backup now just in case.

[@knorke3642]

you are wrong...and the Zoom F3 is not available in most online/shops for more than 14 weeks, while the Tascam was available...so I bought it... and it works like a treat. And, like Ronseal....it does what it says on the tin.

[@ww1www]

I just picked one up. So far it is awesome. Seems to provide exactly what I need in an audio recorder: versatility. The touchscreen makes it easy to handle as well.

[@AndySalinger33]

Yeah, it’s awesome! Does exactly what I need it to do.

[@thernandez81]

It's an awesome device.

[@mikemiller5052]

So don't break the screen. I have had mine for a month and it's great. And even if you do break the screen, you could use the bluetooth option.

[@eddyb2302]

I'm so surprised not many have mentioned screen protectors. I mean hell, dude turned this into more of a smartphone review than an audio review halfway through, so why not talk about the numerous screen protectors you can buy

[@dr.umkit.444u]

Is this a review based entirely on an opinion formed from just reading the tech specs online?

[@erwickdsouza]

I just got the Tascam x8 and I actually am all for the touchscreen! It is fast and easy to use, especially when setting up tracks for recording and gainstaging. However, the fragility of having a non-gorilla glass touchscreen freaks me out too, I cannot find a tempered glass protector(which solves both our problems) and more concerningly, the removeable microphones feel cheap AF. I hope some third-pary manufacturer comes up with a bag or case that will protect the unit on all sides. I think having dedicated controls like on the Zoom H6 would have been good, but on usage, I don't mind the touch interface at all. Also, timecode and 32-bit? I'm sold. Besides that, it sounds phenomenal and is very intuitive to use. Quite happy with my purchase. Thank you for your input! EDIT: Also, the screen is about 2-3mm recessed, which is plentyyou'll break a whole lot of other things before you get to the screen

[@runningintohistory]

Thanks for sharing your opinion but I disagree with the screen being a concern and that there are many alternatives in this price range with 32bit. I am only aware of one other at this point and that unit doesn't do everything the X8 does. I own the X8 and Zoom h1n. I had the Zoom H8 for about two weeks before returning it and purchasing the X8. The H8 was too bulky for my purposes and the track capabilities were overkill for anything I used it for. But I am a guitar player so I'm a gadget guy and love a good processor display. There is value in esthetically pleasing gear that inspires you to want to use it. Besides lacking 32bit capabilities, I did not enjoy using the H8 at all. I mainly use the bluetooth adapter and app for the X8 so screen damage is not a concern for me. For me the X8 is a Swiss army knife of audio solutions but I mainly use it for folley, sound effects and sound design for my KZbin videos and documentaries but I also use it to run a condenser mic into it for a vocalist while I mic my acoustic guitar using the stereo config with the unit's mics and it sounds amazing with both. The preamp noise is the same or better(according to some audio channel tech analysis) than any of the other portable field recorders in this price range. Recently I have been using the X8 with included mics for voice overs on my channel and it stands up pretty good next to my Rode NT1 that I typically use. I wish the screen rotated but the Bluetooth fixes all of those concerns. The mics are terrifyingly cheap feeling but I haven't had any durability issues with them in the last two months and I switch configs a lot. Not sure how Tascam can make something so cheap feeling sound so good. The X8 is also very sensitive to handling noise which seems worse than my h1n. I mainly use my h1n with a lav mic for walking around narratives. I always have and still do really like that unit also.

[@Goat.Herder]

I would never have bought this if it wasn't for my DR-100 MK3 breaking and that Amazon were doing interest free payments as I find it was a little more than I think it should be, but Tascam do make very good sound devices in the prosumer category so I'm excited to try it. In terms of the screen, just get a glass screen protector.

[@ernie548]

I have not had/tested the X8 yet, but I have had the DR100 MK3 for a few years now. It took me a while to fully understand the Tascam and how to get what I wanted out of it. Speaking from my DR100, its better than I had thought and its tough too. I have gotten a lot of mileage out of mine in rough conditions like light rain, heavy moisture of ocean and fog, exposure to sandy environments, etc. As for the screen, I do not think the screen is any more issue than your phone. Most every Mfr is using Gorilla glass as standard and its pretty tough so would not be a factor for me to worry about. At some point I'll get an X8 to test and can evaluate it in hand, but based on my DR100 experience, I would not shy away at all.

[@TocoaPuffs]

Looking at it with the updated price, this looks like a list of reasons to buy it, then a case for it along with a screen protector

[@brentnora8128]

Are there any third-party microphone capsules available for the Tascam Portacapture X8?

[@Davejkn]

if you drop and break anything it's not going to work any more, irrespective of what kind of control interface it has. If you drop something and it doesn't break then you're ok. Not dropping things and not breaking them seems like the thing to do. Or only buying unbreakable gear. Let me know if you ever find anything that's unbreakable.

[@DiegeticAudio]

I'll keep a look out!

[@Bcwilderness]

exactly dont be clumsy take your time or curl up and cry like a greasy fingered put the chicken burger down first sad person, you could trip and break your front teeth take yo time and dig heals in walking downstairs too pmsl

[@VictorDmitriev]

SUPER!!!

[@KiiaraVonnesscene-dh8xv]

Oh yeah and even if the monitor was broke you could use your phone as the full funtioning monitor with an additional puchase. So you could still fully use it

[@franklong6269]

Damn what a stupid review! Every portable recorder in this price range will break if you drop them or abuse them. I have owned the Zoom H6, the Zoom H8 and now the Tascam X8 and none of them are designed to be dropped. if you drop a Zoom H8 portable recorder, you are going to break it. I bought the Zoom H8 and used it for nearly two months. It is a pain in the ass to use - but then you haven't used it have you? The Zoom H8 is just a breakable as the Tascam X8, they are BOTH made of plastic and they BOTH have glass touchscreens. My Zoom H8 was so buggy that I returned it. The record function would not work on the Zoom H8 sporadically and I would play an entire song and the record function hadn't started. I read the manual and followed the instructions and it still did not work every time. The touch screen on the Zoom H8 is slower and much more difficult to use than the Tascam X8, it's not even close. The recording sensitivity on the Tascam is FAR better than on the Zoom H8. The Tascam X8 does a million things that the Zoom H8 doesn't and it is FAR easier to set up and use. If you are going to review a portable recorder, don't tell people not to buy it because if they drop it, it may break. That's just stupid. NONE of these portable recorders are going to survive a couple of drops to a hard floor because NONE of them are designed to be dropped. My Samsung S22 Ultra is a $1300.00 phone and it has a glass back and front (Gorilla Glass Victus). The first freaking thing I did was buy a UAG $65.00 case to protect it. This isn't rocket science. The phone is not designed to be dropped and neither is the Tascam X8.

[@UXXV]

Thanks for just reading the spec sheet for five minutes.

[@DiegeticAudio]

Glad I could help!

[@madedigital]

I got it and now i have great sound ....can it break? every tech can break...and you can get screen protectors for it, PS there is the app if the screen breaks...Options you have them.

[@Goat.Herder]

After unboxing it and using it over the last couple of days, I've got to say I was shocked at how crap the build quality is of the mic capsules on a device of this price. Even my Zoom H1N has better quality capsule housing. The capsule's locking mechanism is also plastic so it would be easy to damage. The device body doesn't feel as bad but it still feels delicate and cheap, but the splattered pattern helps with grip and doesn't make it feel too bad. If you have a Zoom H1N, the feeling of the plastic body is the same on the X8, minus the rough splattered pattern. That being said, the software and sound quality is excellent and I'm very pleased with it. I'm glad I made the purchase and also glad I purchased accidental damage cover! Hopefully cases will be made soon! Personally I wouldn't ever purchase another of the Zoom H line of recorders as they aren't made with preamps that are suitable for nature recording due to their noise.

[@synkuk]

Surely you could control it via the remote app if you broke the screen .. in addition the H8 does not offer as many features as the X8 ( or a remote app ) but does have more channels

[@brightontazarurwa8591]

If you break the screen you can still use bluetooth remote (2:30) !!

[@eddyb2302]

Have you cracked this tascam device? Of course if you smash the display in youre gonna have issues. If you crack the glass, why would you lose the display? Ive cracked numerous touch displays that i can still properly use, and the thing is thay each time i never used proper screen protection

[@ciekaweurzadzenia]

Is it possible to simultaneously record sound to an SD card in 32 bit quality on the tascam device and record the sound of the camera on the smartphone when it is connected via usb c, when the smartphone automatically recognizes it?

[@earlgreybeard]

Hi. Thanks for the review, and I do appreciate your honest concerns. That's why I watch reviews, to weigh up the pros and cons. The reason I would think of buying this is the 32 bit float recording, which is hardly mentioned even in the comments below. As a one-man-band videographer, often filming live music, I really appreciate a 'fire and forget' audio device where I can concentrate largely on the camera work. 32 bit float means that if audio levels are awry, I can fix it in post with little or no loss of quality. Even the on-board apps are an attraction to make up for my fairly basic audio skills. The real contender here (for me at least) would be the Zoom F6 or the newer TASCAM Portacapture X6. On balance I say the X8 wins, especially as there are now plenty of used ones available.

[@davidmurray9193]

Bluetooth is only £26 not an issue, I bought a camera hard case and it works a treat and the secret is don't drop it, if it does break then it's like all other products on the planet tough repair or replace

[@ricr.4669]

please don't buy any gear with a screen or camera with a lens. 😂

[@VictorDmitriev]

)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) SUPER!

[@buschovski1]

dont buy a cell phone either or a tv. They could break.

[@Drrezzin]

Not all that many portable recorders have 32 bit. Unless you go with Sound Devices, this recorder is one of the few portables that does have 32 bit Float. The possibility of the screen breaking is about the same as any piece of equipment breaking. I'll take the Tascam X8 over the Zoom H6 any day, due to the 32 bit float.

[@persiaguitar]

I suppose you might be wrong. As a musician 32 bit float is a must for me

[@chriscutress1702]

I wouldn't shy away from the Tascam for fear of breaking the screen as there are much more delicate tools in my arsenal but I'd agree that the ZOOM products seem to be more robust at this time. I've used and continue to use Tascam and ZOOM products with good results but have come to favour the ZOOM due to their user friendliness and road worthiness. Over the years I've had many of the Tascam products lose remote operational function due to failures of the battery compartment connections (no battery leakage). They still work fine when plugged into external power but the battery compartments fail for no apparent reason and repairing them is cost prohibiting so they get dedicated to recording in locations where they can be permanently powered via external supplies, usually connected to computer outputs or home stereo systems.

[@KPGuitarStudios]

The big question I want to have answered is how does it function as an audio interface? How is the latency with a guitar as the input? This unit has a DeEsser which no other unit like it has for Podcasting and 32 bit float for recording a band situation is absolutely perfect. I've got a Zoom L-8 at present and as a mixer it seems to work great but is causing me tons of issues with connectivity and getting audio from the computer back out to speakers or headphones as well as latency issues as an interface etc. It seem I just need a whole pile of different devices between live band jamming, live stage use, in home recording, podcasting, in home KZbin work, it's like each application needs it's own freaking device since there are cripples on each unit. It's very frustrating.

[@turtlefeet7722]

If it drops, It will most likely break entirely. Especially the mics.I don’t believe that any of those type of devices are drop safe. Please correct me if i’m wrong, I still can return mine.

[@JohnFultonCGL]

If you drop anything and it breaks, you’re going to lose functionality. While fragility is a concern, gear occasionally breaking is an inevitability, and every product will have a weak spot

[@Lovesinthebuilding]

Yea so uh I got an X8 recently but still need to figure some stuff with it…but yea some other guy had a video with some other zoom’s and he was going on how he liked the Tascam mixer and all its functions

[@tutorial4779]

i don t need 2 more xlr ports for what. And if you let the other recorders fall down they may have also been damaged.. and if the mic is damaged and it is making some noise you could also say that it s a waste of money.

[@demarharvey8647]

With the Bluetooth tho don't u get all the sMe features even if the screen is damaged . Well unless u need the screen to connect to your phone at first

[@tlkshowhst]

Dude, that’s a moot point. 1) screen protector 2) Bluetooth adapter lets you control it from any phone or tablet Lmao

[@TheFalkingFive]

the x8 gives u tuner and metronom inside and u can use it as a audio interface while recording wav in the unit simultaniously, 32 bit should prvent ure audio from clipping in every situation.

[@buschovski1]

Yeah, I was trying to find out if you could use the metronome while you're recording solo guitar I can't find a metronome on the manual app

[@emgale4784]

What happens if you break your zoom h6 screen? The same thing. Do people have problem with it? No. Are we going back to Nokia 3210? Nope we have smartphones and everything is OK.

[@AngloSaxon1]

I love mine, it does everything I need it too.

[@josvleugels2061]

The nagra 7 has also a touchscreen,can it break........

[@DiegeticAudio]

Probably...😩

[@eddyb2302]

Hey, just like smartphones, they make screen protectors for this thing. Idk about you, but i treat this thing like an expensive microphone, or just like my actual phone. One of the biggest aspects that you couldnt speak on was the out of the box capabilities without taking into consideration of any building microphone or audio collection. For a lot of people, this will be the best option to get into serious portable sterio recording. For instance, theres so much you can do with this, but when i unboxed it i was under a hail storm. After turning it on i realized "wait, i have the perfect tool to record the sound of this storm and get some unique moments." Without doing anything but putting batteries, an sd card, and turning it on i was able to record the storm throughout numerous moments. Funny thing is that my whole device withstood light misting and running around as i tried to not drench my new device. Easy to say that this review is absolutely pointless as its clear youve not owned the device

[@ThePilate30]

Who in the fresh hell told you the Zoom H8 is $100 less?! It's about $50 MORE!

[@PeterMossUkulele]

We buy protective cases for our expensive phones. Could we not possibly do the same for one of these?..........

[@DiegeticAudio]

I love that idea, but I haven't seen anything for this yet!

[@RockTelevision-vv1im]

Well yeah, a good phone costs more than the Tascam and if you break the screen on it you are out of luck also. You can do a LOT more with a touch screen than you can with knobs. And I bet if you drop that Zoom H8, it will break also. I have an H5, not nearly as impressed with it as I am the Tascam X8. Recordings on the Tascam sound much more professional with little done during mixdown. The Zoom preamps sound harsh and tinny to my ears. Not bad, but not warm and full like the Tascam preamps. The Zoom does record more tracks, but it's also much bulkier and 6 tracks for a field recorder is more than enough in most cases.

[@KiiaraVonnesscene-dh8xv]

First i would get it insured as I would my Camera which if i broke by way of dropping it would also be rendered useless. With that said that is just the way of having anything. Plus it doesn't just break as made to think. Could it yes but so could anything... id get it for it performance. A make sure it's rigged appropriately

[@MeekayUK]

This review just didn't seem helpful at all. I think you tried to bait the title but all the points you made don't make much sense. Sorry. But if this video Is the only reasons to not buy one. Then it looks like I can comfortably buy one.

[@evocati6523]

I was going to buy a car but I might crash it so I didn't...

[@Jaani071]

air what is panthom Power..!?

[@DiegeticAudio]

Phantom power is an electrical current generated by the recorder that travels to a condenser microphone that allows it to pass signal back to the recorder. It is required to use condenser microphones.

[@Jaani071]

@@DiegeticAudio tnq sir

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Condenser microphones have amazing quality and wide frequency range but require voltage to charge the capacitor plates that comprise the microphone element; also, to power the pre-amplifier that exists right inside the microphone. Phantom power is typically 48 volts.

[@argy-ji2zf]

The tascam x8 looks like a plastic toy but do the job very well in recording session. The only con for me is the size of the sreen !! Too big .

[@tarnoisespaceman4642]

lol why would you break the touch screen? just think of it like your iPhone, touch screen is replaceable.

[@TheFalkingFive]

this is the reason smartphones will never be a success - u can break the screen and its totally useless. thank u for protecting me from horrible buying decisions^^

[@MD_is_me]

Touchscreen only functionality is anathema to field recording.

[@VictorDmitriev]

Tascam X8 - full functionality with bluetooth!

[@yinYangMountain]

The problem I found is: The preamp noise is simply unacceptable.

[@DiegeticAudio]

That's a problem I've found with most tascam recorders. It's not overwhelming, but definitely more than I want.

[@ernie548]

I have found it takes some looking into and testing other features of the Tascam (DR100 MK3) to help understand and lower the noise.

[@DiegeticAudio]

I completely agree! Takes a while to fully understand your gear, and how to get the best sound out of it that you can. I spent countless hours with the tascam DR60mk II To get the sound I wanted from it.

[@franklong6269]

I own the Tascam X8 and I record at 48.1 htz, 24 bit. I have not heard any pre-amp noise in the human hearing range. I previously owned the Zoom H6 and H8 and neither produced a cleaner sound - and they are the gold-standard of portable recorders. Perhaps the gold standard of audio reviews on KZbin are those by Curtis Judd He reviewed the Tascam and did in depth testing on its audio "self-noise," which is what you are commenting one. His conclusion radically differs from yours and it radically differs from my firsthand experience. Judd stated that the X8 self-noise level was very low and the audio quality was slightly better than the Zoom H8. What do you base your statements on? Do you even own the Tascam X8?

[@franklong6269]

@@ernie548 i I own the Tascam X8 and I have not fount it to have pre-amp noise. I would strongly suggest that you watch Curis Judd's review of the Tascam X8. Judd is a professional audio expert and teaches classes on audio recording. He is recognized as an expert in the field of audio recording. In his review, Judd states that the Tascam X8 has very low "self-noise" levels, which would include pre-amp noise. Diegetic Audio is just not very bright!

[@erickgarza5423]

What would've impressed you?

[@datamedicpr]

Well been saying that means that the cell phone has the same Issue so return them ! 😵

[@cryptotrader2779]

The X8 got terrible reviews due to many issues. It was nearly it for me, but decided to give it a miss. The 3.5mm input doesn't even power PiP mics. This was almost nearly there for me on paper, but after reading so many extremely poor reviews it's a clear - avoid at all costs !

[@franklong6269]

1. I have watched nearly every review on KZbin on the X8 and it has gotten excellent reviews. The gold standard in audio reviews on KZbin are Curtis Judd's audio reviews. He is widely recognized as an expert in professional audio recording. He reviewed the Tascam X8 very favorably and recommended it over the Zoom H8 (slightly). 2. I have not used a "3.5 mm PiP mic" but I do own the Tascam X8 and it will power both 24 V and 48 V mics. According to reviews (and the X8 manual), there is a 3.5 mm mic input that can supply plug-in power for lavalier and compact shotgun mics. I would guess that this input will also power a PiP mic.

[@slacktoryrecords4193]

@@franklong6269 Yeah, I’m not seeing any of these “terrible reviews” anywhere either.

[@ww1www]

Well, it has three 3.5mm jack sockets, two of them provide plugin power. Snd you can always get adapters that convert the phantom power on the XLR inputs to plugin power. A lot has been upgraded in the firmware as well. I haven't had it too long, but despite all the negative reviews, it is an awesome piece of kit.

[@buschovski1]

Sometimes(most of the time) you have to try something before you decide against it. I got one. Its great

[@synkuk]

The F3 isnt sufficiently cheaper than this to purchase the pair of MIC's you need to make the F3 functional ..

[@AndySalinger33]

Good to see Mancow doing reviews. 😂 jk Thanks for the review. Even though I like this product a lot, I appreciate your work. 👍 subscribed.

[@maciejlechpaczkowski8717]

Is ok but preamp mic self noise is too high 😭

[@argy-ji2zf]

X8 preamp noise is not as good as others competitors it's look not solid at all the two plastic mic X/Y. The screen it's just to blow eyes. in field recording the zoom H1N 80 bucks gave a hard time to the X8 500 bucks . This is my personal experience.

[@zesh47]

I think you failed because i didnt want it before but now i do... if uour laptop breaks its screen youll lose most functionality like monitoring... if your phone's lcd breakes beyond minor crack youll also lose functionality. I think you are either promoting this product subliminally or you just may be nit picking

[@baconcow]

Does put this under the plane and don't drop it! It's no different than a phone.

[@M_E_T_R_O__9]

i feel its overdesigned.... i feel they tried to get too fancy, but left out the main stuff we actually cared about.

[@patentjohntran1283]

haha sorry but this review and concerns are pretty absurd

[@hvhvgitaar]

Oh dear. So I presume this guy doesn’t have a smartphone, tablet or laptop. After all, if their screen breaks, they can’t be used any more. Plus, he probably doesn’t ride a bike, because if you break its wheels, you can’t ride it…

[@markuslarjomaa3122]

Well, he definitely has never even seen an actual X8...

[@ryan2stix]

Those top mics are plastic junk

[@valeriopandolfi1832]

Portacapture x8

[@SomboonCM]

Nobody liked this video either. It's because most people aren't afraid to drop things like you are.

[@marchonore]

You are wrong.

[@souljune.official]

Stupid, stupid, stupid thinking such as like if, you broke an iphone screen you will lose possibility control your device

[@UnboxRacing]

Yeah, cause not owning something cause you might breaking it is the dumbest life strategy ever and probably, a totally disingenuous premise for a video on the device. I own one, I bought a case for it, its fantastic for my podcasts when I'm on the road. If I break it so what!

[@hmmm1116]

Bro is onto nothing…

[@JonathanVillafranca]

The most useless not real review of the X8.

[@joeymc5272]

Well we know your channel is not going to grow.

[@jeffparryncc1701]

The Tascam Portacapture X8 is excellent. Loving mine. Although the ap isn't worth a rats rear. When it's decides to link up it's great. There's a big BUT! It rarely does :( It may Take up to half an hour... 🪰🪰💩🪰🪰