The Timekettle X1 Meeting Interpreter Hub provides simultaneous translation in 5 languages for up to 10 in-person participants without the need to install any apps, with 95 per cent accuracy, 90 per cent bone conduction in noisy environments, and 8 hours’ battery life on the hub.
No subscription required, free ongoing OTA updates, and certified to GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and FERPA.
The Timekettle X1 Meeting Interpreter Hub is a standalone simultaneous translation device designed for multilingual meetings with up to 10 participants speaking 5 different languages at the same time. It works without the need to download an app, create an account or configure any IT systems: participants can join in 10 seconds via a QR code or a meeting ID from their own phone, tablet or computer. It supports 52 languages and 106 accents online, with 13 language pairs available offline.
The earphones’ bone conduction technology, combined with the VoiceFocus algorithm, ensures 90 per cent speech recognition accuracy even at 75 dB. Translation achieves 95 per cent accuracy with a latency of 3 to 5 seconds. Five modes cover all scenarios: multi-person meetings, face-to-face conversations, phone call translation, live video translation and passive listening (Listen & Play), plus the Ask & Go mode without earbuds. Conversations are automatically transcribed with speaker identification and can be exported with a single click.

The hub runs for 8 hours on battery power, whilst the earphones last for 3 hours; a 5-minute quick charge provides 1 hour 30 minutes of use. With no subscription required, all updates are free and ongoing via OTA. Certified to GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and FERPA standards, with end-to-end encrypted transmission.
In an international team meeting, each participant wears an earpiece and speaks in their own language. The X1 Meeting instantly translates all five languages simultaneously; everyone hears the translation in their own language without delay. For a large-group seminar, a presenter speaks and the translation into four languages is displayed as subtitles on participants’ devices. At the end of the session, the full transcript, with speakers identified, can be exported with a single click for the meeting minutes.

