Cost effective and user friendly, the P5080 model still provides the highest quality recording possible. Advanced circuitry produces over 5 hours of recording on standard C-120 cassettes. Dependable yet affordable it produces the perfect record every time.

5 Responses to “P3 Telephone Recorder P5080 – Telephone recorder – cassette”

1. Todd F. Millpointer says:

   March 26, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I bought two of these thinking that since they were simple cassette recorders they should work OK. They both shut off when in the record mode without coming to the end of the tape because the “end of tape” auto shut off operates. I have had them for over a year and during the year the manufacturer gave me several tips on how to get them to operate properly but none of them helped. I used to be a electronic designer and an electronic repair technician for consumer electronic equipment and I feel that for both of these units they must have design defects. The manufacturer refuses to repair them since the short warranty period is over. I feel they should have in my case since I have two units in hand both have the exact same problems from day one and they are not related to any “wear and tear” on the product. I normally do not write any reviews but since I am so insulted by the manufacturer I have written this one.
2. Terence Iverson says:

   December 30, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Once I got this nice little recorder in the mail, I set it up right away, it was very simple to hook up and everything that was needed was in the box. I like that this unit could also be run of some AA batteries, That could come in handy. The recording quality is better than i had thought it would have been, and best of all, after only 4 days of getting this unit set up, those harassing calls from my ex girlfriend stopped. I guess the police didn’t think it was funny after all.
3. Ernest Abbott says:

   September 3, 2009 at 12:00 am

   The product was easy to set up and had everything needed to begin recording right away. It does a very nice job. Good value for the money.
4. Carl D. Peterson says:

   September 9, 2007 at 12:00 am

   This product was faulty. It would not record. The manufacturer could not be contacted by email or phone to get service. They may be out of business. The distributor did let me send it back for credit. I should have paid attention to an earlier similar unsatisfactory review.
5. The Professor says:

   August 6, 2006 at 12:00 am

   I just bought this item. The product itself is a piece of junk.

   The Rec and Play buttons won’t stay down to do their job. Or, they stay down for 5 seconds then pop back up so it is completely unusable. I plugged it into a phone jack and now because it didn’t work right, I have to call the phone company and get them to check my line for new line noise that really disturbs conversations. I’m going to just throw it in the trash and NEVER buy this manufacturer’s products again. The vendor did their job very well but the product itself not only can’t be used but disturbs your phone line and also I had to replace an electrical outlet. Do Not Waste your Money and do not even get this if it was free; it is not worth damaging your phone and electric circuit. Sorry I had to give it one star..would have preferred to give it a zero.