M3 Language Translator Earbuds,Two-Way Translator Device with APP for 40 Languages Online,Voice Bluetooth Translator Earbuds,Compatible with iOS,Android (Online Version) White

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These are not good at all. No free speak translation at all. You have to push a button or tap for every translation. Doesn't work any better than just using Google translate with headphones. Even with the downloaded language set it is not any faster than Google translate. Returned and bought a $27 set that works perfectly doing real time no press Bi-Directional hands free translation. Skip these.

My wife reported positive experiences when using these earbuds in Thailand to help translate with some people. Not a bad deal for the money.

Make sure you download offline. It worked better than expected for conversations but not as well as it was reviewed for ambient noise. Strong battery. Extra points for decent mandarin translation

I see this is returned frequently. Don’t return them. These work perfectly and if they don’t connect you just put them back in the case and take them back out. If they connect but aren’t working on the app. Go back and then select the mode again or close the app and reopen it. If they get slow clear the cache in the setting of the app. My fiancé speaks Portuguese and we use these daily all the time. They are by far the best one out there. I’ve tried others and returned them. I’ve been using these for 10 months daily and never had a problem that could be solved in a minute with what I explained above. They are worth the money and work perfectly. I e even placed one in front of the TV and these will translate nonstop. If you have a problem that makes you feel they don’t work it’s a simple fix. We go out and these will work perfectly u til the battery dies. They charge fast too. So I give these the best review possible. Buy them if you want a great product that is worth the money.

I’m giving the Timekettle M3 3-in-1 Language Translation Earbuds 2 out of 5 stars. The biggest issue is volume. Even at maximum, it’s not loud enough to hear clearly in a group setting. That alone makes it impractical for real-world use. I contacted customer support, and they confirmed this is as loud as it gets. Translation speed is another problem. There’s a noticeable delay before the translation comes through, which makes conversations feel awkward and disconnected. It also struggles to identify which voice to focus on. In a group, it doesn’t reliably pick up the primary speaker, so the translations end up inconsistent and confusing. Overall, it’s a great concept, but in practice it just doesn’t perform. Even in a quieter setting, it was slow and difficult to use. Right now, it feels more like a prototype than a finished product.

I saw this on a you tube video by a travel vlogger using it in Vietnam. My wife is a native Vietnamese speaker as is her family. I have looked at similar products a few years back but they were kind of new and maybe needed some time to improve, so didn't buy them. I just used the translator apps on my cell phone, which work ok. However, we had upcoming vacations that took us to Italy, Turkey, Mexico, and Vietnam, so this seemed like a good time to try something better. You have to take the review with a grain of salt, because admittedly I did not actually use it much. However, my review is mostly about the reasons I didn't use it and why it's not so convenient. I had this translator with me (in my bag) most of the time on vacation, but not all of the time. I rarely thought to pull it out, but when I did it took too long to set it up (pair it, open the app, configure my setting). And it needs an internet connection, whether that be wifi or a cell signal. The times it would be most useful were when we were out and about (like shopping or eating in local markets). Those times I did not have good connections. This is not a fault of the translator, but it is a requirement of the translator. There are offline versions but seem to only be useful if you are translating back and forth between certain languages and Chinese. They aren't available for all the language combinations. For that, you need the internet. It would be nice even if just a "basic" package was available off-line for those other languages. In any case, I didn't use it a lot. Probably if you practice with it a lot, you will get used to it, but for me it was difficult to get used to speaking at the correct time in order for the translator to recognize what to translate. And that's just for me and it's mine. Nevermind trying to instruct the other people how to use it (when I can't speak their language in the first place). Since I couldn't get the conversation option to work, I thought it might be useful to just "listen" to what was being said around me, like in a market or crowded place. But it didn't work like I wanted (or maybe at all). When I first got it (even before traveling) I tested it with my wife and I speaking Vietnamese and English (with a wifi connection at home). Not surprisingly perhaps, it didn't recognize anything I said in Vietnamese (my Vietnamese is bad) but it was also hit and miss with my wife and she speaks Vietnamese every day. It does work ok as a translator but not any better than the free apps I already have on my phone. The sound quality is pretty good, so if I need headphones to listen to music, they seem pretty good. However, on the airplane I bring wired headphones (in order to connect to airline entertainment systems). They can also be used for making calls. I just use my wired earbuds for that, but I can see how some people would prefer these for sound quality and no cords. But I don't make a lot of calls and I rather not worry about whether they are charged or not.

I recently got the Timekettle M3 translator earbuds, and I must say—they exceeded my expectations! As someone who frequently travels and engages in multilingual conversations, I needed a reliable, fast, and accurate translation device, and the M3 delivers flawlessly. What I Love: ✅ Seamless Real-Time Translation – The M3 provides smooth and natural conversations with minimal lag. It feels like talking to a bilingual friend rather than using a robotic translator. ✅ High-Quality Sound – Not only does it work as a translator, but the sound quality for music and calls is surprisingly good! It easily switches between translation and entertainment modes. ✅ Comfort & Battery Life – The earbuds are lightweight, comfortable to wear for long periods, and the battery lasts long enough for extended use. ✅ Multiple Languages & Offline Mode – Covers 40+ languages and 90+ accents, and the offline mode works well when there's no internet. Perfect for traveling abroad! I tested the M3 with Spanish, French, and Japanese, and the accuracy was impressive. It even picks up regional accents quite well! Whether you're a traveler, business professional, or language learner, this device is a must-have. Highly recommend it—worth every penny!

Eu gostei muito desse produto, relação custo vs benefício excelente! Tem me auxiliado muitíssimo em minhas reuniões empresarial, palestras e seminários internacionais. Recomendo fortemente!!!

It's response is not accurate with different arabic deletes. It's rather better to use some other AI tools. It does not even pick the conversion if person taking is around 2 meter far.

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Muy buena calidad en sus componentes y también me an funcionado muy bien para las traducciones al francés en mi trabajo lo recomiendo muchísimo.

Me ha gustado , los he usado poco, tienen buena calidad de audio, el lag de traducción es aceptable, y el nivel de traducción diría q es 8.5/10