T1 is a handheld device built for off-grid travel with 44 offline language pairs and photo translation. M3 is a lightweight 3-in-1 earbud for daily travel chats, music, and calls. LiveTalk is an all-day companion earbud for face-to-face chats, calls, and media translation across two devices.
Explore the world without the language barrier
NEW T1, LiveTalk, and M3 serve different travel styles. Identify your journey first, then choose your tool.
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Three Products. Three Ways to Travel.
Compare them and choose the best version for your needs.
Core Task
Off-grid & deep exploration
All-day companion & media
Light packing & daily chats
Form Factor
Handheld device
Open-ear earbuds
In-ear earbuds
Offline Capability
44 offline language pairs
25 offline language pairs
8 offline language pairs
Photo Translation
✅ 39 languages
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Free Mobile Data
✅ 2 years, 84 countries
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Music/Calls
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✅
✅
Dual-Device Connection
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✅
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Battery Life
3–4 hours (7 days standby)
16 hours continuous translation
7.5 hours (25 hours with case)
Subscription
None
Yes (200 free mins/month)
None
NEW T1 Handheld Translator Device
- Powered by AI Edge-Model: Non-stop offline translation, network-free
- 31+ Offline Language Packs: AI-driven, instant internet switching
- 54 Languages, 108 Accents: Covering over 100 countries
- 24-Month Free Data: Global adventures, zero data worries
M3 Language Translator Earbuds
- Translation, music & calls in 1
- Unique design with magnetic charging case
- 25-hour battery life
- Support 43 online & 13 pairs offline languages
LiveTalk AI Translation Earbuds
- 4 Modes for Full-Scenario AI Listening & Translation(Face-to-Face chat, Real-Time Live Listening, Voice Call translation, Multi-Media translation. )
- AI-Driven for Elevated Experience
- Open-Ear Design for Comfort
- 54 Languages & 108 Accents, 25 Pairs of Offline Languages
FAQ
What is the core difference between T1, M3, and LiveTalk?
Is offline translation reliable while traveling?
Which device is best for remote areas with unstable networks?
Do I need to buy a data plan?
Covering the World, Accent by Accent.
54 languages and 108 regional accents — so you're always understood, no matter how you speak.
