Simply understand 40 foreign languages ​​with headphones [Anzeige]

Many of us dream of speaking a foreign language. On average, it takes about two years to learn a new language. For many fully employed adults, this is an unbearable time-consuming challenge in their everyday lives. But the desire to be able to keep up with the locals abroad remains. So what if you technical can help even though you lack language skills? We introduce you to Timekettle.

Real time language translator

At first glance, Timekettle WT2 Edge looks like normal headphones. In fact, these pseudo-Airpods hide the most advanced translation technology. The translator headphones can translate a total of 40 languages ​​and 93 dialects, including: English, Spanish, French, Norwegian, Turkish, Cantonese, Greek.

Timekettle promises 95 percent language accuracy through the use of external support. Among them: DeepL, Google, Microsoft, iFlytek, etc. One real Real-time language translation takes an average of zero point five to three seconds.

Divided into three modes, the hardware adapts to the language translation situation. In simultaneous mode, the translation takes place at the same time as the recorded language. This is particularly suitable for conversations. In touch mode, what is said is accepted and played back and translated if necessary.

In loudspeaker mode, up to six people can take part in the conversation using a link between the translator headphones and smartphone. Above all, the ease of use and the quality of the language translation are important. The translator headphones work hands-free and pursue various forms of sound isolation and noise minimization – including using the specially developed BoostClean Speech Technology.

WT2 Edge uses the Internet, but the translator device can also be used offline. Six pairs of language offline translation packages via app are available upon purchase, free for life. All other packages must be purchased.

Translation Tech as a bridge builder

For founder and CEO Lial Tian, ​​Timekettle is an expression of the all-too-human desire to build connections with one another. Translation technology should not make foreign language skills superfluous; on the contrary: it is intended to make it easier to interact safely and carefree with people from other countries and cultures.

Timekettle wants to create more openness through its products – an opportunity for people who don't have the privilege of learning several foreign languages ​​at school.

The founder was inspired by the technologies of the sci-fi film “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy”. The “Babel Fish” (which has named numerous language platforms and apps) is a fish capable of translating any language in the world. The company, which was founded in 2016 Shenzen (China) raised money for its projects through crowdfunding for the first time in 2017.

At that time they reached around $280,000 via Kickstarter. In 2021, they turned to the community again through crowdfunding – and raised more than a million dollars on Indiegogo. Today the company has around 300,000 customers worldwide. And is making a name for itself at international exhibitions – such as CES – and in well-known publications – such as TechCrunch.

Foreign languages, now understandable

Timekettle WT2 Edge ist die Tech solution in the area of ​​foreign languages. With a wide range of languages ​​and reliable real-time translation, WT2 Edge opens up a wide range of opportunities in business and tourism. The digital interpreter is connected to the smartphone – iOS or Android – via Bluetooth.

The battery life is around three hours with continuous use. The translator headphones are a discreet and reliable everyday companion. WT2 Edge is a call to foreign language lovers and everyone who wants to become one: immerse yourself in a new language world today.

Find out more about Timekettle here