Translation Scanning Pen
Smart Voice Translator Pen White International Edition WiFi Translation Scanning Pen
Discover the ultimate language learning and scanning companion with our AI Translator Pen. This multifunctional smart pen seamlessly combines visual interpretation, quick entry access, and efficient scanning for textbooks, newspapers, and more. Equipped with a built-in recording function, it ensures you never miss important details, whether you're studying or tackling daily tasks. Supporting online translation in 13 languages, it broadens your communication horizons, allowing you to read, translate, and learn effortlessly. Made from durable ABS material, this pen is built to last and is perfect for use at home, school, or on the go. Experience convenience and versatility like never before!
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THE REVIEWS
Testimonials
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Fantastic portable tool for reading, translating, and note-taking on the go!
“After using the Scanmarker Pal for a few weeks, I’m impressed! This compact little device combines reading assistance, translation, and note-taking functions all in one.” – Vlad S.
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It's all Greek to me
"I was so excited to try this out when I first ordered it, as I love languages. However, once I opened the box I was overwhelmed by all the literature and instructions that I got anxious about trying to figure it all out and put it all back and closed the box. So, sadly, I have not actually used it. I will say this, the company offeres a one year warranty, and has gone through a lot of trouble putting the whole ensemble together, meaning they obviously believe in and take pride in their product, assuring you good accuracy and functionality for a whole year.” – Marina
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Surprisingly impressed
“Ever wonder what those things say on your packages you receive, we you can understand them now. When this came in I spent hours running around using the scanning function to see if it would detect and translate to and from various languages. To my surprise, I probably got 90% detection and accuracy from box to box and paper to paper.” – Tabori