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Hardware company Plaud.ai The new natural notetaker, Plaud Ai Pro, has been released on Wednesday. Notetaker, with a price of $ 179, comes two years after the release of the Plaud Note and a year after the release of AI.

For people who have not seen one, the Plaud note is a credit card size Notetaker, which can stick to the back of your phone and help you mark for calls or personal meetings.

Note Pro looks like the original note, but there is a significant difference. The new device features a small 0.95 -inch AMOLED display, which displays information such as registration and battery level.

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Note Pro offers a 30 -hour registration capacity for the standard range. But you can press the device to record for 50 hours with a smaller 9.8 -foot area (almost 3 meters) in a single charge.

The company said the pro note has four mems (micro-electro-engine systems), compared to two on the latest generation device, to better record the sound. Because of this, the pro note can capture sound within the 16.4 feet area (almost 5 meters), resulting in one jump 2 times from the original pro note. The start said users would take better noise suppression and detection of speakers with the new device, too.

While you had to manually alternate calls and personal registration in the original note, Note Pro uses an automatic detection feature for it.

Plaud.ai also updates the Companion with new features. You can take notes in text on your phone – as well as Granola – and add images such as slides.

The application update also offers “multi -dimensional summaries”, which allow you to extract knowledge into different forms, such as basic knowledge or data. The company has created a concise generation standards and the application can automatically suggest the right one based on your role. In addition, you can create your own standards.

An image showing a person using Plaud ai Notetaker by adding a picture in notes using the PLUUD app
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Another new feature, still on beta, allows you to look for your notes.

Plaud Note Pro is priced at $ 179 / £ 169 and users can pre-order the device that starts today, with a mission scheduled for October 2025. Users can receive 300 minutes of monthly transcript free and if they want more, they should buy a paid monthly plan or one-off plan.

Plaud is one of the companies that successfully has chugging together when other AI device manufacturers didn’t have much popularity. The outrageous bee was acquired by Amazon and friend Just started shipping After a few delays.

Plaud said it has sent more than a million units of AI Notetakers, with almost 50% of users upgrading to the Pro Plan.

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