A phone call with your contractor settles the price and start date, but nobody writes it down. This phone call recorder keeps the conversation, connected to your landline through the included splitter box. One charge records up to 28 hours, and you can replay any call through the earphones.

• 28 hours per charge: records continuously for up to 28 hours and waits up to 80 hours on standby.
• 4 GB of built-in memory: saves each recording as an MP3 file you copy to your computer over USB.
• Landline and cellphone calls: the splitter box connects to your desk phone, and the earpiece microphone picks up cellphone calls.
• Voice activation with sensitivity switch: recording starts when it hears sound; the low setting suits voices within 2 to 3 metres.
• Vibration and LED alerts: a red LED shows recording, and an optional vibration alert lets you check by feel.
• 96 mm long, 42 g: a slim recorder that travels in a jacket pocket or laptop bag.

What you need: a computer with a USB port to charge the recorder and copy recordings, and a landline phone for call recording through the splitter box.

In the box: LineVox recorder, USB cable, earphones, earpiece microphone, landline splitter box, two RJ11 phone cables and a phone jack cable.

Good to know: cellphone calls record through the earpiece microphone, not a cable to the phone. Switch the recorder off to charge; a full charge takes 3 to 4 hours.

Using it: turn on voice activation before a meeting you attend, and the recorder starts when people speak.