#6Vasco Translator E1
- Works with a phone or pairs with Vasco handhelds (85 languages with Q1/M4/V4 bundle)
- Expensive for earbuds ($389)

Image: manufacturer, embedded from the maker's site
Ranked #3 of 6 translator earbuds we compare, with an editorial score of 9.0/10. Strongest point on paper: no subscription needed. Weakest: offline languages (13).
Points out of 10 within the category; "n/a" = not published, left out of the score. Scale 7.8-9.5. How we score
Best for business users who need simultaneous interpretation in meetings and on calls.
| Online languages | 52 |
|---|---|
| Offline languages | 13 |
| Battery per charge | 6 h |
| With charging case | Not stated |
| Subscription | Not required |
| Fit | open-ear |
| Modes | 2-way simultaneous interpreting, phone call translation, video/media translation, onsite & online meeting assistant, AI memo export |
| Weight | Not stated |
| Water resistance | Not stated |
Price checked on Oct 29, 2026: $449.
Version priced: Grey (only color).
No subscription is required according to the maker.
Business users who need simultaneous interpretation in meetings and on calls.
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#4$449 on the official store when we checked on Oct 29, 2026. Prices change: the button above leads to the current price.
Yes, the maker lists 13 offline languages (offline packs included). The full list of 52 languages needs a connection.
No subscription is required according to the maker.
No lab or field testing. The score is calculated from the maker's published specs and price, with weights published on our methodology page. Here, 100% of the weighted criteria were known.
Related guide: How AI translator earbuds work — and when offline mode matters
Read on Oct 29, 2026. Specs and prices are the maker's; the score and the verdict are ours.
Data note: The official page gives three language counts: 52 languages and 106 accents in the spec header, 54 and 108 in the description, 43 and 96 in the FAQ. We use 52, the spec-header figure.