Clearer status and simpler transfers
Notta has introduced Memo Pro, its next portable voice recorder, with U.S. preorders listed from $189. The official U.S. product page displays $189 and an early-December shipping window; this is a preorder rather than immediate delivery.
The device adds a 0.95-inch color display for recording status, duration and battery level, a built-in USB-C port and 64 GB of storage, double the original Memo’s capacity. It comes in Space Black and Silver Gray.
Automatic upload does not mean automatic recording
Users still start recording with the device’s button. Memo Pro then selects the mode for a phone call or an in-person conversation automatically. A brief button press can mark an important moment for later review.
Recordings can upload in the background over trusted Wi-Fi networks configured beforehand. The product page says this needs an internet connection and a signed-in Notta account. Bluetooth, manual Wi-Fi transfer and a USB connection remain alternatives.
What the included plan provides
After purchase and device linking, eligible accounts can activate the included Hardware Plan without an additional plan fee. Notta lists monthly allowances of 600 transcription minutes with speaker identification, 100 AI summaries, 100 file imports and 1,000 Notta Brain credits. Those are monthly limits, rather than unlimited AI use.
The product page specifies a maximum of five hours per recording. Its stated battery endurance is up to 45 hours with Bluetooth connected or 50 hours disconnected; those are manufacturer figures rather than independent test results.
Before ordering, check the selected color’s availability, account eligibility and shipping terms. Notta gives an early-December 2026 window, with no exact dispatch day in the announcement.
