Dreame's AI Voice Business Card D·NOTE Debuts on JD.com, Exceeds 1000 Pre-orders in First Hour

Dreame's inaugural AI voice business card, the D·NOTE, has commenced pre-orders on JD.com. As a key product in Dreame's foray into the AI Agent hardware sector, the D·NOTE targets high-frequency scenarios such as meetings, business communication, travel, and learning. It integrates diverse capabilities including high-definition audio pickup, multilingual transcription, AI-powered intelligent analysis and organization, business networking, and privacy protection. The standard retail price is set at 1,199 yuan, with a special launch offer of only 899 yuan.

Data indicates that the D·NOTE surged to the top of JD.com's hot search list within one hour of listing, with pre-orders surpassing 1,000 units.

Functionally, the D·NOTE is equipped with a three-microphone array and AI noise reduction algorithms, enabling clear audio capture even in complex environments. It supports the recognition of 145 languages, dialects, and regional variants, with particular enhancements for dialect recognition and non-standard Mandarin processing. This better accommodates the accent variations and multilingual mixing common in real-world communication scenarios, significantly improving speech recognition accuracy. This makes it more usable in contexts such as meeting minutes, interview exchanges, and cross-language communication.

Building on this, the D·NOTE achieves a "recording-transcription-organization" closed loop. It supports real-time voice transcription, key point extraction, and content summarization generation, capable of condensing approximately one hour of recording into a rapid 3-minute summary, greatly reducing information processing time. Furthermore, the device features a built-in personal knowledge base system, supporting cross-meeting retrieval and correlation analysis to build a personal high-value information asset. Additionally, the product comes pre-loaded with over 1,800 curated Chinese organization templates, covering high-frequency scenarios like meeting minutes, business interviews, course notes, and project reviews.