Does Translattia actually work in noisy places?

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  • #3298
    RonWeek
    Member

    Been using my Translattia earbuds for a week now and they work fine in quiet rooms. But I’m heading to a busy cafe soon for a language exchange thing and wondering if anyone has tested them somewhere with background chatter or street noise. The noise cancellation is there but I’m not sure how much it helps with the translation side.

    #3306
    Paul847Paul847
    Participant

    I tried mine at a train station last week and it handled it alright. Not perfect but I could still follow the conversation.

    #3321
    Ryan__TRyan__T
    Member

    I’ve used mine in a couple of noisier spots and it’s hit or miss. The noise cancellation helps a bit but it’s not going to filter out someone talking right next to you. Still usable if you’re both speaking clearly.

    #3328
    Tom_Craig
    Member

    I think it depends more on how loud the place actually is. Mine does okay with general background noise, but if someone’s talking right next to me it gets confused. Still useful for the most part though.

    #3335
    Susan KennetSusan Kennet
    Member

    I haven’t tried mine in a cafe yet but used them at a busy market last weekend. The translation was a little slower than usual but I could still catch what was being said. Honestly I think the earbuds do okay as long as the noise isn’t right on top of you.

    #3341
    Ben KerrBen Kerr
    Member

    I usually just switch to the phone speaker if the earbuds struggle in loud spots. Not ideal but works.

    #3347
    T_Holloway
    Member

    Not really a big deal honestly. I’ve used mine in a noisy bar and it was fine. The translation gets a bit laggy sometimes but still understandable. Just don’t expect it to be perfect.

    #3353
    Mark Carrell
    Member

    I just turn down the ambient sound manually in the app when I’m in a loud spot. It’s not perfect but helps enough to get by.

    #3359
    SarahMSarahM
    Participant

    I mostly just use mine at home or in quiet spots so I haven’t really pushed them in a noisy place yet. Kind of curious if it’s worth trying or if I should just stick to quiet rooms.

    #3365
    Devvit
    Member

    I’ve used mine in a pretty loud train station and it was hit or miss. The translation worked but I had to repeat myself a couple times. Still got through the conversation fine though.

    #3380
    Kuzela
    Member

    I’ve used mine in a busy food court and honestly it was fine. The translation slowed down a little but nothing that made it unusable. I wouldn’t overthink it.

    #3403
    RiversRivers
    Member

    I’ve seen a few people say it’s fine in loud places but I’m not totally convinced yet. The noise cancelling probably helps a bit but the mic still has to pick up your voice through all that background mess. I think it depends on how thick the chatter is more than anything.

    #3413
    Luna Bee
    Member

    I’ve taken mine to a couple of louder spots and honestly it held up better than I expected. The translation slowed a tiny bit but I didn’t have to repeat myself much. I’d say it’s fine for a busy cafe.

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