Handy Recorder PRO

Rode Rec was better. But has stopped working :/ The old version of the iXY mic was so much better . This new I’ve feels like junk. Very disappointed.

Dear Zoom software developers, I have the iPhone 12 Pro and now I can’t export my recordings to Files or WhatsApp, I have both the Handy Pro and the regular Handy Recorder and they’re both giving me export problems, we need a software update soon. I’ll change my review to 5 stars once it’s fixed!! Also, just like you have an un-do button, you also have a re-do button. I thought the pro version was going to be way better than the regular version but they’re almost identical, I’m disappointed Zoom audio.

So I was trying to use some of the auto features and it said those weren’t available. So I found the pro version and it did literally nothing more for me. Those features are apparently tied to the microphones. I have trusted Zoom for many years and I love my H4n, but this kind of shady game is a quick way to shed customer loyalty in a hurry. I can’t even tell you how many other people have H4n’s or better because of my recommendations. Don’t waste your money on this, especially if you trust Zoom and want to keep trusting them. UPDATE: This is the most useless product I’ve encountered in a long time. Like the free version, this one seems only engineered to “encourage,” purchasing a microphone and seems more like an afterthought than a handy recorder. There isn’t even a way to get the files from the free version INTO this version or even have the Pro version even see the files from the free version. This is deeply marred my opinion of Zoom and I sincerely hope they either completely remove this dreadful pair of products from existence or improve them to the point they’re actually usable. Seriously. With all the technology at our disposal, and all the power of the iOS infrastructure, that they can’t even allow renaming the files is absurd. I agree with other reviews. Stop mimicking the hardware limitations. Makes something functional instead of just a gimmick to sell another bit of hardware.