Aojo Translation Earbuds: Trying an English–French Conversation Mode

Translation earbuds are an idea I am excited about: being able to share a conversation even when two people do not speak the same language. With the Aojo pair, I start by seeing how the phone app and earbuds work together.

The phone is part of the setup

I look over the case's display and touch controls, then pair the earbuds to the phone. After installing OneClick Translate and going through activation, I am ready to try a mode.

This is not a demonstration of a standalone translator working without the app. The phone setup is part of what I show in the recording.

One earbud on, another near the microphone

I put on an earbud and hold the other near my recording microphone so the output might be heard. In the English–French mode, I describe hearing the translation and then the reverse direction back to English.

That gives a short example of the interaction, not a fluent two-person conversation or an accuracy check by native speakers. The advertised language count is also much broader than what I try here.

A useful idea to keep testing

I look through the other mode choices and talk about sharing a pair between two people. Trying it with different speakers is still something I want to do after this session.

Aojo sent the earbuds for the video, and I also thank Geeksoutfit for the shirt. The description supplies the Aojo Amazon link below. This first test leaves plenty to learn about accents, difficult sentences and everyday conversations.