Name: H2n Portable Handy Recorder
Brand: Zoom
SKU: 3088678
Rating: 4.7 (20 reviews)

Enjoy the new standard
Representing a new generation of portable recording, the H2n is Zoom's most innovative handheld recorder to date. We've packed groundbreaking features into an ultra-portable device that allows you to record pristine audio anywhere you go. From film and broadcast, to journalism, podcasting, musical performance, songwriting and rehearsal, the H2n provides amazing recording quality. No matter the application, the H2n brings the very best in stereo recording to a convenient, user-friendly package that fits in your pocket. Zoom H2n Handy Recorder. The new standard in portable recording.

Zoom H2next Handy Recorder - 2 GB Secure Digital (SD) Card - 1.8" LCD - Portable

Whats Included

H2next Handy Recorder
SD Memory Card (2GB)
2 x AA Batteries

Q: Where can I get a stand and remote control for Zoom - H2n Portable Handy Recorder?

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Q: How close do you have to be to a person when recording? Thanks

A: An ideal situation for my interviewing is to seat myself and the interviewee around the corner of a table with the recorder between. Presence and signal noise ratio are fine.

Q: How can I get the Zoom H2n

A: It is available online from all the major internet suppliers. Being in Florida, I like B&H Camera because there is no sales tax.

Customers are saying

Customers recognize the H2n Portable Handy Recorder for its exceptional sound quality and user-friendly design. Many users are impressed with the clarity of the recordings, while others appreciate how easy it is to operate the device.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent Recorder for Musical Performances
I purchased this recorder to take on a road trip to a guitar camp. We were allowed to record the workshops. The sound quality and clearness of the recording was amazing. It took a little practice to learn all the controls, but it was worth it. The recorder is compact in size but does a great job. I recommend getting the accessory pack since it have a hard shell case and a tripod. Recording to MP3 format, the 32GB SDHC card can record forever. I recorded over 10 hours of workshops on the same set of batteries, so it's pretty efficient. But it's always good to carry extras. I did not use the AC adaptor yet since I used this for field recordings. Transferring files to my laptop was easy. Overall a great value
Posted 12 years ago by Whirly45s
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Realy great mic.
This is a very nice mic. All 5 mics on this piece record in great quality. All of the settings and options are very easy to use and maneuver. The guitar tuner on it could be fine tuned a bit better, but I think the fact that it has one at all is pretty amazing. It hooks up to my DAW w/ no problem. Field recordings are synch and sound fantastic. The batteries never seem to run out. This is a fine Condenser and Dynamic mic combo unit. The body of the mic does seem as if it could break easy, but I have yet to confirm that as a problem because mine is still working fine. I will update my review if I ever run into any issues. Until then I would say look no further. This thing rocks for multitudes of uses. It gets my award for sound quality and versatility.
Posted 12 years ago by RiceSauce
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Good features and sound
For the money, it's a pretty good digital recorder. I've used it as a field microphone for videos and the sound quality and stereo separation is quite good. It's very sensitive to wind, though, so you'll want a wind screen. For narration, I think the sound quality is a little tinny, but it's easy to adjust for that in post. It's very easy to use for the most part, though the sensitivity pattern indicators are a little confusing. The diagram on the microphone for the X+Y setting points the wrong direction. The manual is correct and is worth reading.
Posted 12 years ago by seanature