DVT1170 VoiceTracer - Audio Recorder
Easy, reliable audio recording
 with one-touch operation

The Philips VoiceTracer 1170 is built for simplicity and performance. Whether you’re capturing interviews, conversations, or meetings, it ensures great sound quality and a smooth user experience. Thanks to its intuitive features and PC connectivity, sharing your recordings is as easy as recording them.
Your microphone comes with
- High-quality 360° microphone
- Voice-activated recording
- Extra long battery runtime
- 8 GB of internal memory
Features
High-quality 360° microphone for excellent sound quality
The high-quality 360° microphone delivers clear sound quality when recording notes, conversations, or meetings, at your desk or on the go.
Clear voice recording in WAV format
Capture your audio in uncompressed PCM (WAV) for crisp, reliable recordings—perfect for memos, interviews, and archiving.
Audio scenes presets optimize audio settings in any recording situation
Optimize recording quality with predefined scenes for memos, meetings, or music. Each scene adjusts the audio settings automatically to suit your environment.
Voice-activated recording for hands-free use
Enjoy hands-free convenience: recording starts when you speak and stops when you’re silent—ideal for dictation and meetings.
Time-stamped files for easy organization and navigation
Easily navigate through your files with embedded date and time stamps, helping you locate specific recordings quickly.
One-touch operation to start recording instantly
Just press and hold the record button to turn the device on and begin recording immediately.
8 GB of internal memory for extended recordings
Record for days with 8 GB of internal memory, ensuring you never miss important content due to lack of space.
microSD card slot for expanded capacity
Expand storage capacity by inserting a microSD card, enabling virtually unlimited recording time.
Extra long battery runtime for uninterrupted sessions
Record for up to 70 hours using two AAA batteries, and keep going by simply swapping them out—perfect for long sessions and on-the-go recording without delays.
