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Let’s Find Out Best Voice Recording Apps for Android – 2020
01. Rev Voice Recorder
What we like about it
- Syncs with cloud services
- Shares files via email and social media
- Records crystal clear audio
- Ability to transcribe audio
- Continues recording even in sleep mode
What’s lacking
External storage to cloud account
Our app is built according to user feedback so you can expect really nice features. What’s more, we guarantee that it’ll always be free. Should you need immediate transcription, you can send your recording to us and pay only $1.25/audio minute.
Price: Free
02. Android’s Stock Audio Recorder
What we like about it
- Records high-quality MP3
- Multiple audio formats
- One-tap sharing via email and social media
- Allows background recording
What’s lacking
Has limited customization features
This Android-default app is free. Interface-wise, it may vary between brands but are essentially the same at the core.
Price: Free
What we like about it
Multiple high-quality audio format recording
Shares via an app or email
Android wear support
Starts recording from the icon
What’s lacking
Most useful features are available only on the paid version
The app is up for grabs in both free and premium versions.
Price: Free with in-app purchases
What we like about it
- Live audio spectrum analyzer
- Lock feature that prevents the device from turning off
- One-touch sharing
- Outputs recording in multiple high-quality formats
What’s lacking
Doesn’t do call recording
This app records and compresses the audio data and comes for free on Google Play.
Price: Free
What we like about it
- Has the ability to record in a lossless and high-fidelity format
- Has widget support
- Has a playback speed control
- Instantly share content to social media or email
What’s lacking
The free version is loaded with annoying ads
ASR is available for free. However, if you’re into additional features, you can gain access by signing up for a premium version.
Price: Free
06. RecForge II
What we like about it
- Records band rehearsals perfectly
- Has an AGC (Automatic Gain Control) toggle switch
- Supports a wide variety of audio formats
- Runs in the background
What’s lacking
Might not work on older versions of Android (below 4.0)
Download this app for free on the Play Store.
Price: Free
What we like about it
- Microphone selection functionality (if you have an external mic)
- Syncs to cloud services
- Supports Wi-Fi transfer
- Gain can be manually controlled
What’s lacking
Does not support phone call recording
Hi-Q is downloadable for free but has in-app purchases and ads.
Price: Free or paid at $3.49/month
08. Voice Recorder – Audio Editor
What we like about it
- Superb sound record quality.
- You can choose the recording quality so you can optimize the capacity.
- You can record in background mode.
- It’s easy to manage your recording files.
- You can share your recordings easily through email, SMS, Dropbox, etc.
What’s lacking
It only has one language available. (The English language.)
Price: Free
09. Cogi – Notes & Voice Recorder
What we like about it
- Saves everything in the cloud, freeing up valuable storage space
- Unlimited recording duration
- Record both lines on a phone call
- Records in a high-quality audio format
What’s lacking
Doesn’t work on Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) and below
Free and premium versions are available on the Play Store.
Price: Free or paid starting at $4.95/month
10. Call Recorder
What we like about it
- Has password security for privacy
- Shares and syncs with cloud services
- Shares via email or SMS
- Has the ability to record both parties in the phone conversation
- Organizes call records
- Has whitelisting and blacklisting number options
What’s lacking
Doesn’t work on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and below
Experience the free version by downloading it on the Play Store.
Price: Free
