Every Recording Beyond The First 60 Minutes Will Cost You More
This seems pretty scammy to me. I downloaded Tablo for free through a promotional offer so I suppose I should praise the app, but I won’t. My first disappointment was to learn that the developers load the app with only sixty minutes of recording time. Additional minutes can be purchased at the following rates: 60 mins - $1.99, 120 mins - $2.99, 300 mins - $5.99. All that is on top of the $7.99 initial cost of the app. Moreover, there appears to be an additional expenditure if the buyer wishes to share transcriptions, export with email and PDF, iCloud sync or create custom vocabulary. (This was touted as free to me for responding to the promotion, so the normal cost of this “premium upgrade” was not revealed.) The worst part of this rather costly translation app is that it apparently doesn’t translate TO English. Yup, it can translate from, say, Russian to Korean, but there exists no option to provide an English translation. Not only is the app useless to me after burning through an hour of recording (I will not be purchasing extra minutes), but I felt obliged to use precious free time to write this review, warning strangers of its ongoing costs.