Whether traveling abroad for a vacation or a work trip, being able to navigate conversations and city streets is crucial. Vasco Electronics gives you the knowledge of a skilled translator right in your pocket. Their latest design, the Vasco Translator V4, features the same functions consumers loved in the M3 while also providing an upgraded experience. Still receive free, unlimited internet in nearly 200 countries with an improved splashproof and dustproof design so you can find your destination even in the pouring rain.

WILMINGTON, Del. , Aug. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- From Vasco Electronics comes the next must-have tool for interacting with our global community - The Vasco Translator V4. The quickest and simplest way to join in on a conversation, read a street sign, and establish meaningful connections with just the push of a button and your voice.

With this innovative design, you don't have to worry about miscommunications or struggling with an English translation book. An essential tool for business trips, vacations abroad, or connecting with family and friends in another country. There's no end to all the ways the V4 can bring the global community together.

In addition to the features seen in the M3, this latest version includes a larger screen for easier reading, additional languages in the photo translator, and an improved dustproof, splashproof, and shock-resistant design, as well as the well-received multi-talk app so you can keep up with the group chat between all your international friends.

The translator comes with a built-in SIM card for free and unlimited internet access, allowing you to speak with locals quickly and easily without paying for expensive internet in other countries. It can translate over 70 languages in under a second with 96% accuracy thanks to the 10 different translation engines. Have an important email to translate and send? The V4 lets you translate your message, save it as a transcript, and even send it instantly via email.

Take a picture and translate a menu, a warning sign, or a train schedule. Vasco Electronics helps you connect to the world and explore all it has to offer.

Founder and CEO Maciej Góralski is passionate about travel and medical rescue, which led to the creation of Vasco Electronics. The hospital emergency department is one of the areas where swift and precise communication is essential no matter where you are, at home or abroad. Recognizing the importance of accurate translations, Maciej and his team deliver this in a beautiful, ergonomically designed device, pocket-sized and ready to go right out of the box.

Free and unlimited internet for life with a SIM card included. Use your translator anywhere you have cellphone reception. No WiFi or smartphone is needed.

Photo Translator - now including 108 languages - take a photo of a sign, a menu, or a newspaper in a foreign language and translate it into your mother tongue within seconds.

Works on GSM networks in almost 200 countries.

Two-way, instant translation in less than 0.5 sec.

Connect with more than 90% of the world's population with over 70 languages for spoken conversations.

96% translation accuracy thanks to using 10 different translation engines where the best one is chosen on the language pair.

The best pronunciation on the market. The translated text is pronounced out loud by a native voice.

Improved microphone specifically designed for speech translators, enabling the highest possible speech recognition by eliminating background noise by up to 99%.

Powerful battery - no need to charge your translator every hour, the translator can be used for up to 5 days after being charged fully.

The MultiTalk application allows for group conversations with up to 100 people speaking in different languages, the perfect solution for business meetings and conferences and for tourist guides speaking to groups of people from other countries.

Set the device to your chosen language using the voice recognition feature.

Choose from six colors (Black Onyx, Pearl White , Stone Gray , Cobalt Blue, and Ruby Red ).

The Vasco V4 has already won a Red Dot Award in Communication Technology and New York Product Design Award

The brand is donating $10 from each translator to support Ukraine .

About Vasco Electronics: Nelson Mandela said, "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, it goes to his head. If you speak to him in his language, it goes to his heart". Our mission is to make people talk and understand each other. We truly believe that communication is the key to making our planet a better place. We create our translators with this thought in our minds and the world's welfare in our hearts. That's Vasco Electronics. Follow us on Instagram @vascoelectronics.

Jessica Parise , Vasco Electronics, 8582480082, jparise@teamchicexecs.com

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