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IC Recorders
What Are Panasonic IC Recorders
Panasonic(パナソニック) is the Japanese electronics giant founded in 1918, and its IC recorders(ICレコーダー) have long been a go-to for meeting notes and language learning thanks to their sound quality and battery life. Around 2021, however, Panasonic announced it would wind down production of all IC recorder models with no successors, so the stock still circulating in Japan is the last chance to get one.
3 Top Picks: Three Classic Models
Panasonic IC Recorder RR-XS370 (Black)
Pre-owned. The standard model with 8GB of built-in memory and a direct USB plug. An easy entry point for meetings and classes.
Panasonic IC Recorder RR-XS470 (Silver)
Pre-owned. The higher model with center-focus zoom recording and noise cancelling, 8GB of memory and shadowing playback for language study.
Panasonic IC Recorder RR-XP009 (Stick Type, Silver)
Pre-owned (graded “good”). A rare pen-style design that slips into a pocket, with 8GB of memory. Great for hands-free, on-the-go recording.
Things to Check Before You Order
- Actual shipping costs and delivery options are shown at checkout on FROM JAPAN.
- Shipping fees, customs duties and clearance rules vary by region. Please check the conditions shown at checkout.
- For pre-owned electronics, whether batteries are included and what has been tested follows the seller’s listing. Check the item page before ordering.
- Discontinued items move fast. If a unit has sold out, use the search link below to find other listings of the same model.
Get Panasonic IC Recorders with FROM JAPAN
All 3 picks above are in stock at Japanese shops and can be ordered through FROM JAPAN for delivery to your door. To see more models and conditions, browse the full search results:
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Product information and prices are as shown on the item pages as of August 4, 2026. Actual availability is subject to FROM JAPAN and the seller’s pages.
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