Innovative Recording Technology

Plaud has established itself as a leader in the AI recording space, known for devices like the Plaud AI Note Pro and the Note Pin S. With the launch of the Plaud One, the company is bridging the gap between high-quality audio hardware and AI-driven productivity tools. This new device resembles standard wireless earbuds, but it hides a powerful secret: the ability to capture audio through both the buds and their accompanying charging case.


Dual-Mode Audio Capture

The Plaud One offers versatile recording options to suit different professional environments:

  • Earbud recording: Ideal for hands-free interaction with the AI assistant or capturing private phone calls and virtual meetings.
  • Case recording: Equipped with a four-microphone array, the charging case can record ambient audio from up to five meters away, making it perfect for in-person group discussions.

Standalone Connectivity

One of the most groundbreaking features of the Plaud One is its integration of an eSIM. By supporting 4G LTE connectivity in over 80 countries, the device can sync directly with the Plaud Agent platform. This allows users to upload recordings for transcription and analysis without needing a constant connection to their smartphone.


AI-Powered Productivity

The Plaud Agent platform transforms raw transcripts into actionable workflows. According to the manufacturer, the system can:

«Take your transcriptions and summaries to the next level by putting the findings into tasks, drafting emails, scheduling follow-up meetings and posting in Slack.»

Additionally, the platform can format these highlights into professional documents such as briefs, PDFs, or presentation decks.


Pricing and Availability

Plaud is moving to a credit-based system for its AI Agent services, which will be bundled into monthly subscription plans alongside transcription minutes. The Plaud One is currently available for pre-order via the official Plaud website. The 'Explorer Edition' is priced at £229, a package that includes £150 worth of Plaud Credits.