--- product_id: 1142829 title: "ICD PX333 Digital Voice Recorder" brand: "sony" price: "SAR 683" currency: SAR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.com.sa/products/1142829-icd-px333-digital-voice-recorder store_origin: SA region: Saudi Arabia --- # 4GB internal storage + microSD slot 55 hours battery life (2x AAA) Intelligent Noise Cut & Mono MP3 recording ICD PX333 Digital Voice Recorder **Brand:** sony **Price:** SAR 683 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎧 Capture every word, never miss a beat. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ICD PX333 Digital Voice Recorder by sony - **How much does it cost?** SAR 683 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.sa](https://www.desertcart.com.sa/products/1142829-icd-px333-digital-voice-recorder) ## Best For - sony enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted sony brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Crystal Clear Capture:** Intelligent Noise Cut technology ensures your voice recordings are crisp and professional, even in noisy environments. - • **Power Through Your Day:** Up to 55 hours of recording on just two AAA batteries—reliable power for marathon sessions. - • **User-Friendly Controls:** Intuitive buttons and A-B repeat function simplify playback and transcription, perfect for busy professionals on the go. - • **Effortless File Sharing:** USB connectivity and MP3 format make transferring and sharing your recordings with colleagues or clients seamless. - • **Massive Storage, Zero Worries:** 4GB built-in memory plus microSD expansion means you’ll never run out of space for your ideas or meetings. ## Overview The Sony ICD PX333 is a compact, professional-grade digital voice recorder featuring 4GB internal memory with microSD expansion, intelligent noise reduction, and up to 55 hours of battery life on two AAA batteries. Designed for seamless PC/Mac compatibility and easy file transfer via USB, it records in universal MP3 format with user-friendly controls ideal for lectures, meetings, and interviews. ## Description Recording is easy with the PC compatible ICD-PX333 digital voice recorder. With Voice Operated Recording, it starts and stops automatically with your voice. Over 1000 hours of recording time plus Micro SD expansion slot for more time, youll never miss a class or those random thoughts or ideas. Review: Excellent, versatile and (HOLY COW!) the recorder survived a fall in the toilet - Sony makes these recorders to last! I bought a new one after the one I had by accident fell in the toilet (don't ask). It was completely submerged -- but I did snatch it out fast (clean water, it was a stupid accident I can't even begin to explain). I took out the batteries and left the back door open so it might dry out and work again. I thought, however, nothing is going being totally submerged in water, especially a digital device. The Sony voice recorder that took a swim is just like this but an earlier model. I had it since January 2012, and paid about the same amount of money for it. After it fell in the commode I thought there goes a nice item I used daily down the toilet, quite literally. So after it dried out for a few days, I put back in the batteries. Nothing. I shopped around and bought another Sony voice recorder at desertcart, this very one. It arrived in a week -- nice fast shipping -- and well packaged. It did not come with the Sound Organizer software CD, though I have the software CD from an earlier purchase of the recorder, but I'll bet you can download the Sound Organizer software from the Sony site. It's worth it because the software is very good. When the new one arrived, I put in the batteries and it did not work. WHAT?!? Then I realized I put the batteries in backwards, so I turned them around and that did the trick. So I wondered, maybe I should see if the dunked recorder would work because I might have put the batteries in backwards. HOLY TOLEDO!!! The dunked recorder turned on right away and works just like it did before it took the dive in the toilet. I thought of returning the new one I bought because there are so many other things I need, and these really aren't cheap. But I decided to keep it instead and use the older model as a back up. Overall they are excellent digital devices, well made and the support from Sony is superb. Let me say this about the voice recorder: It has many options and features for recording: you can set it to lecture, voice recording, meetings and more. Each will impact how it records. You can set it to dim background noise, to make the mic very sensitive (and boy is it!) and a host of other useful features. At first the recorder might seem overwhelming because there are so many options. I always end up setting the date and time manually, but that's easy. After you play around with it for a while, getting the hang of everything is fairly easy. AND you can add a microSD card to increase the capacity or just to have other storage. I use an 8 Gig microSD card because if for some reason you mess up (just like I did) and unplug your voice recorder's USB cable from your notebook (just like I did) before going through the process of disconnecting the connection in your notebook, you can mess it up and it won't work like that anymore. But you still have the ability to transfer to your notebook by using the SD card in an adapter. So with my old one (that took a toilet bath) I have to remove the SD card and an adapter to transfer voice notes into my notebook. It's easy and works well. I also kept the new one because I like using the USB cable (that DID come with the recorder.) What else can I say? The Sound Organizer software is great. I have used music files in my notebook and edited them into ringtones. Then transferred them to my Samsung software. You can use the Sony Sound Organizer software to adjust settings in your voice recorder and also to make playlists and probably a whole lot of other stuff that I haven't even tried. In the range of easy to hard, I would rate the software as easy and intuitive. THIS is probably the most important aspect of these Sony devices: the excellent support. If something is STILL causing a problem or you can't figure out something (just like me) there is the Sony phone number where you can get fabulous and friendly service. Sony items may cost a bit more than their competitor, but when you are stuck and just need help, they are there ALWAYS THERE. I never thought about factoring in support when I bought items, but now I do because for example, Samsung won't do squat to answer questions because I bought an international version from desertcart. Sony, on the other hand (and like HTC, too) has support that is among the best. You would be amazed how much it matters. I had to reinstall the software and could not figure out where my voice files were (good old HP notebook hard drive crash after only two months) and those people at Sony offered to remotely connect and they not only fixed the issue but explained how to do it and were not resentful about it. They also were professional, the focused on the issue and not like some others, they ONLY does the repairs (ie: without tampering with browser settings and setting that may just be too tempting to techies at some companies. I have come to learn that it's worth spending a few extra bucks on an item if the support is good. It is not just selling the item but the support that should go with it. . This is actually my third Sony voice recorder. They have all been this make, but newer models. My first, which I loved and got the software CD and handbook with, was stolen in a burglary in January 2012. I had it for maybe three years. The second took the commode dive but is still working perfectly And this model. So if you are on the fence about which voice recorder to get, I hope this review helps. I would not pay more than $59 for it (I got my first about six or seven years ago for $39) so if you see anyone selling it for more, shop around. They are now in the range of $55 to $59. My only reservation about this one is there was NO software CD or little Sony booklet. But it would not be a deal breaker, because nowadays I'll bet you can download the handbook in pdf form and the Sound Organizer software from the Sony site. I just think the sellers should say so, because people might not know you can get software. As far as this seller goes, (World Class, Inc) the recorder arrived within a week, it was packed well to be safe and was shipped USPS, which in my opinion is a smarter faster way for small items. I don't know about where you live, but UPS cannot deliver a package to me that doesn't look like they ran over it first. Because of torn, opened, damaged and mangled packages have been so bad I have now decided I either reject them or send them back. Oh, and this recorder also arrived with two AAA batteries. Review: Great features, easy to use, lots of storage space - This is a great digital voice recorder. It's really small, perfect hand-held size. The main buttons are easy to use and see. I purchased this for my grandfather to record his life stories, and he's not the most tech-savvy person. I wanted to find a device that had capabilities I could use, like emailing the digital files to family members, but would still be easy enough for him to figure out how to do the basics, like record and play back. The two main buttons you need are front and center, easy to see, easy to press. You just have to press the record button to record, press it again to pause, or press the stop button to finish the recording. You can then press the play button to hear what you have recorded. It has rewind/forward buttons, which seem basic, but were not on the last recorder we had. It made it difficult for someone transcribing the recorded information because they would have to listen to the whole recording several times to get it all transcribed. If it was a long recording, this could be a bit time consuming. However, this recorder has the rewind/fast forward options built-in. The device has plenty of storage space on its own, but you can also put an SD card in for additional storage. You can also plug the device into a computer via USB, and download the files to the computer. They save as MP3 files, so you can easily email them to anyone, and play them on other devices. MP3 is a pretty universal format, so I prefer that over a WAV file. The microphone picks up sound really well, almost too well. Make sure there's not too much background noise where you're recording. The volume can also go up pretty loud, so you can easily hear playback.Overall, really happy with this recorder. ## Features - 4GB Internal Flash Memory, Requires 2 AAA Batteries - microSD Expansion Memory Slot, Records Mono MP3s - Intelligent Noise Cut, A-B Repeat Function - Track Mark Function, USB Cable to Transfer Files to Mac/PC - System Requirements: Windows XP (SP3), Vista (SP2), 7, 8 Mac OS X 10.3.9 to 10.8 ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00BOXNSRY | | Battery Average Life | 55 Hours | | Best Sellers Rank | #94,305 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #400 in Digital Voice Recorders | | Brand | Sony | | Compatible Devices | Personal Computer | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,789 Reviews | | Digital Recording Time | 1073 hours | | Format | Original recording, USB Memory Stick | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00027242860100 | | Hardware Interface | MicroSD, USB | | Headphones Jack | 2.5 millimeters | | Item Weight | 74 Grams | | Manufacturer | Sony | | Memory Storage Capacity | 4 GB | | Microphone Form Factor | Built-In | | Microphone Operation Mode | Mono | | Model Number | MAIN-88333 | | Number of Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. | | Screen Size | 2.4 | | UPC | 805095153200 168141333521 115971129442 080176067328 807035653818 754262047579 809390043440 880062583112 012302173122 012302580906 024972649098 115971575874 027242860117 014445570219 080050357675 132018221907 002136281773 163121443467 872182764229 151903549094 013523694717 803982994752 805095153194 071030606746 272428601002 829320304090 807320377511 012304863236 806296611889 012304730804 0272428601… | | Warranty Description | //graphics.secondipity.com/gr/images/nw/Sony_warranty_insert_final.pdf target="_blank">90-day Limited Hardware Warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Sony - **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer - **Format:** Original recording, USB Memory Stick - **Hardware Interface:** MicroSD, USB - **Headphones Jack:** 2.5 millimeters - **Item Weight:** 74 Grams - **Memory Storage Capacity:** 4 GB - **Microphone Form Factor:** Built-In - **Number of Batteries:** 2 AAA batteries required. - **Screen Size:** 2.4 ## Images ![ICD PX333 Digital Voice Recorder - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61oaiZIhzUL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: is the recorder voice operated** A: YES it CAN BE voice operated - it's sort of a hidden feature - If you go into the MENU function, you'll see an option called VOR which is Voice Operated Recording. I just found this in the online manual - instructions are found at http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-home.pl?mdl=ICDPX333&template_id=1®ion_id=1&tab=manuals#/manualsTab **Q: How much NH-AAA-B2KN/NH-AAA-B2EN Rechargeable batteries cost?** A: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-NH-AA-B4EN-Capacity-Blister-2500mAh/dp/B0007LBVHI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1461560196&sr=8-1&keywords=NH-AAA-B2EN+Rechargeable+batteries$25.99 for 4 **Q: Does this come with it's own memory card?** A: 4 GB of available internal flash memory provides 1,073 hours. In addition, it has Memory Card Expansion Slot (microSD/M2) so you can add memory. I use a 8GB card in mine. You have to set the memory that you use so it doesn't automatically utilize all of the memory. In other words, you use the menu to say use "Built-in Memory" or "Memory Card" and then all of your recordings (playing and recording) will be on that selection. **Q: Do you have to install the Sound Organizer software to access the audio or will the recorder show up as a drive to access audio directly?** A: The recorder will show up as a drive when connected to a USB port. You don't have to have Sound Organizer but it's a pretty handy piece of software. Since you can set your recordings to MP3 or WAV you can avoid the software and load the recordings directly into your player software. Sound Organizer lets you edit your sound files (divide, merge, etc.) and add metadata to them (notes about the files). ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent, versatile and (HOLY COW!) the recorder survived a fall in the toilet *by A***E on February 15, 2015* Sony makes these recorders to last! I bought a new one after the one I had by accident fell in the toilet (don't ask). It was completely submerged -- but I did snatch it out fast (clean water, it was a stupid accident I can't even begin to explain). I took out the batteries and left the back door open so it might dry out and work again. I thought, however, nothing is going being totally submerged in water, especially a digital device. The Sony voice recorder that took a swim is just like this but an earlier model. I had it since January 2012, and paid about the same amount of money for it. After it fell in the commode I thought there goes a nice item I used daily down the toilet, quite literally. So after it dried out for a few days, I put back in the batteries. Nothing. I shopped around and bought another Sony voice recorder at Amazon, this very one. It arrived in a week -- nice fast shipping -- and well packaged. It did not come with the Sound Organizer software CD, though I have the software CD from an earlier purchase of the recorder, but I'll bet you can download the Sound Organizer software from the Sony site. It's worth it because the software is very good. When the new one arrived, I put in the batteries and it did not work. WHAT?!? Then I realized I put the batteries in backwards, so I turned them around and that did the trick. So I wondered, maybe I should see if the dunked recorder would work because I might have put the batteries in backwards. HOLY TOLEDO!!! The dunked recorder turned on right away and works just like it did before it took the dive in the toilet. I thought of returning the new one I bought because there are so many other things I need, and these really aren't cheap. But I decided to keep it instead and use the older model as a back up. Overall they are excellent digital devices, well made and the support from Sony is superb. Let me say this about the voice recorder: It has many options and features for recording: you can set it to lecture, voice recording, meetings and more. Each will impact how it records. You can set it to dim background noise, to make the mic very sensitive (and boy is it!) and a host of other useful features. At first the recorder might seem overwhelming because there are so many options. I always end up setting the date and time manually, but that's easy. After you play around with it for a while, getting the hang of everything is fairly easy. AND you can add a microSD card to increase the capacity or just to have other storage. I use an 8 Gig microSD card because if for some reason you mess up (just like I did) and unplug your voice recorder's USB cable from your notebook (just like I did) before going through the process of disconnecting the connection in your notebook, you can mess it up and it won't work like that anymore. But you still have the ability to transfer to your notebook by using the SD card in an adapter. So with my old one (that took a toilet bath) I have to remove the SD card and an adapter to transfer voice notes into my notebook. It's easy and works well. I also kept the new one because I like using the USB cable (that DID come with the recorder.) What else can I say? The Sound Organizer software is great. I have used music files in my notebook and edited them into ringtones. Then transferred them to my Samsung software. You can use the Sony Sound Organizer software to adjust settings in your voice recorder and also to make playlists and probably a whole lot of other stuff that I haven't even tried. In the range of easy to hard, I would rate the software as easy and intuitive. THIS is probably the most important aspect of these Sony devices: the excellent support. If something is STILL causing a problem or you can't figure out something (just like me) there is the Sony phone number where you can get fabulous and friendly service. Sony items may cost a bit more than their competitor, but when you are stuck and just need help, they are there ALWAYS THERE. I never thought about factoring in support when I bought items, but now I do because for example, Samsung won't do squat to answer questions because I bought an international version from Amazon. Sony, on the other hand (and like HTC, too) has support that is among the best. You would be amazed how much it matters. I had to reinstall the software and could not figure out where my voice files were (good old HP notebook hard drive crash after only two months) and those people at Sony offered to remotely connect and they not only fixed the issue but explained how to do it and were not resentful about it. They also were professional, the focused on the issue and not like some others, they ONLY does the repairs (ie: without tampering with browser settings and setting that may just be too tempting to techies at some companies. I have come to learn that it's worth spending a few extra bucks on an item if the support is good. It is not just selling the item but the support that should go with it. . This is actually my third Sony voice recorder. They have all been this make, but newer models. My first, which I loved and got the software CD and handbook with, was stolen in a burglary in January 2012. I had it for maybe three years. The second took the commode dive but is still working perfectly And this model. So if you are on the fence about which voice recorder to get, I hope this review helps. I would not pay more than $59 for it (I got my first about six or seven years ago for $39) so if you see anyone selling it for more, shop around. They are now in the range of $55 to $59. My only reservation about this one is there was NO software CD or little Sony booklet. But it would not be a deal breaker, because nowadays I'll bet you can download the handbook in pdf form and the Sound Organizer software from the Sony site. I just think the sellers should say so, because people might not know you can get software. As far as this seller goes, (World Class, Inc) the recorder arrived within a week, it was packed well to be safe and was shipped USPS, which in my opinion is a smarter faster way for small items. I don't know about where you live, but UPS cannot deliver a package to me that doesn't look like they ran over it first. Because of torn, opened, damaged and mangled packages have been so bad I have now decided I either reject them or send them back. Oh, and this recorder also arrived with two AAA batteries. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great features, easy to use, lots of storage space *by B***S on August 11, 2016* This is a great digital voice recorder. It's really small, perfect hand-held size. The main buttons are easy to use and see. I purchased this for my grandfather to record his life stories, and he's not the most tech-savvy person. I wanted to find a device that had capabilities I could use, like emailing the digital files to family members, but would still be easy enough for him to figure out how to do the basics, like record and play back. The two main buttons you need are front and center, easy to see, easy to press. You just have to press the record button to record, press it again to pause, or press the stop button to finish the recording. You can then press the play button to hear what you have recorded. It has rewind/forward buttons, which seem basic, but were not on the last recorder we had. It made it difficult for someone transcribing the recorded information because they would have to listen to the whole recording several times to get it all transcribed. If it was a long recording, this could be a bit time consuming. However, this recorder has the rewind/fast forward options built-in. The device has plenty of storage space on its own, but you can also put an SD card in for additional storage. You can also plug the device into a computer via USB, and download the files to the computer. They save as MP3 files, so you can easily email them to anyone, and play them on other devices. MP3 is a pretty universal format, so I prefer that over a WAV file. The microphone picks up sound really well, almost too well. Make sure there's not too much background noise where you're recording. The volume can also go up pretty loud, so you can easily hear playback.Overall, really happy with this recorder. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent recorder! Very satisfied! *by Q***C on December 10, 2014* This is my 5th voice recorder since 1999. All Sony. They have been great. Reason for so many is that I use them a lot! I still have two others that I'm using but they are "attached" to particular locations. This one I carry with me most of the time, use it to capture the "next big idea" while I'm dring to/from work. This recorder is excellent. Really well designed, lots of nice features, no down side at all, so far. The microSD flash memory port (I'm using an 8G for 168 hours total recording time) is a really nice addition from previous recorders, as is the USB port. And this model records in mp3, perfect to allow others to email to other so they can listen to my ramblings. The sound quality is excellent, easy to use record/playback. If I have a gripe, it's that the user manual is non-existent. I have no problem whatsoever using all the various options, including the "hidden" options in the secondary menu. But that's because I've had previous Sony VRs. Someone who is coming to this device "cold" may not find and utilize all the neat features buried within. For example, you can play back at a different "speed" than the original recording but the pitch of the recording does not change, like with a mechanical tape recording slowed down. No small design / engineering feat, but it's buried within the options menu. Too bad, Sony, you're missing the boat when it comes to touting your features and benefits to buyers/users. 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