
Plaud launches AI earbuds that can record and transcribe meetings without a phone
Plaud One AI earbuds record and transcribe meetings without a phone, with built-in 4G, AI tools and a US$250 starting price.
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Plaud One AI earbuds record and transcribe meetings without a phone, with built-in 4G, AI tools and a US$250 starting price.

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