REVIEW: Vasco M3 - Smart AI Translator w. Unlimited 4G Internet Translations!

[@engineerkobek633]

Can you compare the Vasco with Google translator ? I know that Google need a connect to internet but which is better and faster?

[@Vascotranslator]

I think the most important difference is with the internet access - Vasco devices come with a SIM card providing free internet access so that you don't have to pay any additional fees. Also, it is unlimited and for life. With Google Translate, you need to use your own data, which may be expensive considering the roaming when travelling, or find a Wi-Fi hotspot, which may sometimes be difficult. When it comes to the speed, with Vasco Translator M3, you have devices dedicated for translation, so you can use it at the push of a button, and when you use Google Translate, you have to unlock your screen, access the browser, type the query - so you tell me, which one is faster :) Also, Vasco Translator M3 is way more accurate and its translations sound as if there was a real person speaking.

[@HouseHouse-zq5cn]

he estado fuera concretamente en tailandia, y despues de varios dias ha dejado de funcionar me he quedado sin traductor, con wifi si me servia, pero a la que salía del hotel nada de nada al intentar utilizarlo me salia error conexion wi-fi o GSM he tratado de actualizarlo pero actualmente lo tengo inservible y solo funciona con wifi, en mi caso particular no lo recomiendo no te da el servicio para lo que he pagado.

[@talendomein]

Supongo que has contratado la garantía con la empresa a la que hiciste la compra. La garantía de Vasco es perfecta

[@HouseHouse-zq5cn]

@@talendomein no he contratado ninguna garantía el producto tiene que funcionar bien los primeros seis meses mínimo, no te puedes ir de viaje y que la tarjeta no te funcione sin más, ellos hacen una publicidad de un producto y tiene que funcionar porque una vez estés en el extranjero tengas tengas contratado el seguro no te funciona, por lo que no lo recomiendo en mi caso particular

[@Talendomeinnl]

Yo, desde luego, me pondría en contacto con el fabricante en Polonia, o donde lo hayas comprado. En la UE, recibes una garantía estándar de 2 años en elek producto que compras. Si Amazon no te da garantía, yo no compraría NUNCA NADA en Amazon. ¡¡¡Tienes derecho a ella!!!

[@AuntyM66]

Looks good.

[@SusanKPleket]

Hi, ziet er goed uit. Kan het ook gebruikt worden voor een opleiding gezondheidszorg. Mijn vriendin komt uit Ethiopië, vind het soms moeilijk de begrippen gelijk goed te begrijpen. Zou beter zijn in haar eigen taal. Is dat mogelijk?

[@talendomein]

Deze taal wordt binnenkort beschikbaar in deze vertaalcomputer, maar is wel een zeer lastige taal om te vertalen.

[@McBullyMoo]

1:53 Im getting a very loud static noise at the clip transition. Otherwise cool video

[@theimreimre]

It fails on one of the first translations. Thank you very well? No, it should say thank you very much.

[@jamesryder9158]

Very disappointing

[@Waffle1094]

He said "Gracias, muy bien" Which translate to "Thank you, very well" He needed to say "Muchas gracias" or "Muchisimas gracias" Which translate to "Thank you very much"

[@juliangrambau]

Yes, I agree, the translation was correct. He probably meant to say “Muchas gracias”, but either way, I can also picture someone saying “gracias muy bien”- within different context of course.

[@generalsaufenberg4931]

i bought it , a few days ago, but i only got the device + charger. nothing from the other nice stuff was included, and this for 299€....

[@talendomein]

Where did you buy this product, because everything should included...

[@generalsaufenberg153]

@@talendomein i bought it on Amazon

[@talendomein]

@@generalsaufenberg153 Have you applied for warranty with Amazon? It comes with a 2-year warranty.

[@generalsaufenberg4931]

@@talendomein they just told me, thats the whole bundle, nothing more comes with it...... maybe it was a different edition or something like than.... but the device works fine, but the w lan is a bit weak.

[@MohamedHassan-ui3bz]

Looks awesome. Can I use this in dubai?

[@Vascotranslator]

yes, you can :) vasco-electronics.com/translators/vasco-translator-m3.html

[@talendomein]

Yes you can!

[@TheDkjayjay]

The supplied SIM card only support GSM - NOT 4G

[@TheDkjayjay]

only Australia, Japan, Korea, Singapore and Taiwan do NOT support G2. but if you live in one of those countries, just use your own 3/4/5G sim card - or even better use your phones wi-fi hotspot - or any wi-fi access-point for that matter. so you're good to go all over the globe.

[@jaredawesomekelsay]

you said "this is the full list of languages" then show about 10 language

[@TheBigBentley911]

Looks like a Sleep Number bed remote.

[@Vascotranslator]

Yes indeed! Vasco Translator M3 will also give you a good night's sleep! You don't have to worry about not being understood. For example on vacation. You can talk to your neighbor at the hotel and ask him not to snore so loudly. You can choose from 70 languages to get enough sleep 😉

[@borg386]

For $300, it should have Bluetooth. Sorry, no sale.

[@aussietim7974]

The speaker does not seem very good, I would not buy it for that reason.