Timekettle M3 Language Translator Earbuds, Two-Way Translator Device with APP for 40 Languages & 93 Accents Online, Offline Translator for Exploring Expat Life Freely, Compatible with iOS & Android

I recently purchased these translating earbuds, and I have to say, they’re pretty amazing! Initially, I bought 1 pair to try as I wasn't sure they would work and how accurately they would pick up foreign people speaking English and translating to Spanish or Portuguese. I was really surprised as they work pretty well. They are not always 100 % accurate and sometimes will come out with really funny translations, however for this price, I can't complain, as it helps me connect with employees. Since then, I've purchased a total of 5 additional sets. If you work with people who don’t speak English, these things are a total game-changer. The app is user-friendly. Highly recommend giving them a try!

Had High hopes this would work well, or at least , the build quality seems high, but at £169 for a small set of headphones it should be, Bought to take on Holiday, My partner is Thai, so we had it set to English thai, it kept getting simplt thai words totally wrong making the translation, pretty useless, Also, it was dropping connection of one of the headphones, to make it work you need put back in case and take out again, then it would dro again after a few minutes, I would love to write a review saying the product worked well but it didnt sadly,

The advantage is that the device connects well to the phone quickly and easily with the app. Comfortable to wear. The disadvantage is that there is no offline language that I would have used and if there is no or bad signal strength on my phone, it is unusable. Translation is only 90% accurate based on my tests so far [ Hungarian - English ]

These worked really well.

Not great. Other reviews probably paint a good picture. You have to speak slowly , it just can't keep up in a conversation. and yes it does make up a translation which is partly amusing and irritating at same time which often don't make any sense. Overpriced, a phone translater is just as good or better.

It's not clear whether the other side can't hear my voice and it's very complicated. Do not work as shown in the video it's very high in price it does not translate the other languages I need to be very close to get the translation.

I bought this for my husband so he can understand what other ppl are saying in a family gathering on weekends. He only speaks English and my family speak Arabic among themselves even though they speak English when speaking to him. He also uses it when he goes to the mosque for Jumaa prayer to translate the Imaam’s words from standard Arabic to English. He sometimes uses it too when we go to the shops and the sales ppl do not speak English, so he listens to my conversation with them without me needing to translate. It gave me practical timw saving solution for myself too. I have searched a lot before I decided to buy time kettle M3 model as I was very skeptical about its fidelity and accuracy with dialects of Arabic. I must admit I was very impressed. He now feels included in the conversations, enjoys going to prayer and most importantly does not feel left behind in family gatherings or when we go shopping. I also intend to try it with other languages during our travel this summer. Not sure what language that will be yet! But I am excited

Buyer beware - these far from the tech magic current pushers might make it appear. This is just a pair of rather okay bluetooth earbuds with a 30£ voucher of their proprietary translation app tacked on. The entire magic happens exclusively in your phone, and the app itself is far from reliable in terms of both doing it's job and, in case you run an Android phone - starting at all, let alone the paltry set of language pairings it provides. If you are looking for a tech gizmo that will translate conversations hands free - you are looking in the wrong place. The entire process requires your phone to be firmly in hand for the entire time, at which point you might be better suited just downloading any app from the Play or Apple Store with a prompt for "voice translator" while sporting any generic bluetooth earbuds for a fraction of the price and just as much, if not less hassle.