A round up of the top ten voice recording devices out there!

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DVT5500 from the Philips stable is a voice recorder that effortlessly tops the list. It has great battery life (48) hours and the internal storage capacity is 4 GB. One of the best storage spaces in the market.

Sony ICD-UX533 suits almost every recording need. The noise cut feature it offers cancels out atmospheric noise. And priced at 72 $ it isn’t too heavy on the pocket either.

Olympus WS 803 offers 16 GB of memory so you never run out of storage space while recording! The track marking feature and built in USB connector are a definite plus

Sony ICD-SX1000 is the high end recorder you always wished you had! 700 hours of recording time, 5 recording folders to store files and stereo microphone. A perfect buy!

In need of a digital music recorder? Olympus LS 100 would be right up your ally! It captures audio up to 96Hz/24-bit. Store an edit multiple tracks, certainly the best music recorders around!

Affordable and smart Sony ICD-PX333 is a favorite recorder amongst students. You can easily locate particular segments of a recording using the quick search option. And there are dozens of other user friendly features.

The Zoom h4n is a musical recorder that is light on the pocket. The microphone’s xy design blocks out atmospheric noise, making it convenient to use.

Tascam DR-07MKII is one of those multi-purpose recorders you’d want in your pocket. It provides 100 hours of recording time. And is pretty easy to use.

Yamaha Pocketrak PR7 is the most versatile voice recorder in the market. It can record musical recordings and conferences with equal ease. Good choice if you are looking for a multi-purpose recorder.

Olympus DM-620 is a recorder that is sensitive to sound. It picks up audio easily and tops the must-buy list of podcasters!

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