Wireless audio guide devices unlock a new way to lead tours efficiently.

In the daily routine of tour guiding, there are always some frequent problems that cause headaches: In noisy environments such as castles and historical scenic spots, shouting to explain while tourists still can't understand the core knowledge points; When multiple teams are leading tours simultaneously, the different tour guides' explanations interfere with each other, creating a chaotic scene; The equipment is heavy and difficult to carry, and after a day of leading tours, not only do the tour guides get tired, but tourists also find it cumbersome to wear; What's more worrying is that when the equipment malfunctions, the after-sales service cannot keep up, causing the entire tour to be delayed.

In fact, these problems have been perfectly solved by Yingmi, which has been dedicated to the wireless audio guide industry for 18 years. Since its establishment in 2007, Yingmi has always focused on the field of wireless audio guide, covering the entire chain from research and development, production to sales and after-sales services. It has obtained EU CE and RoHS environmental protection certifications, and its products have been exported to dozens of countries such as Spain, Hungary, the United Arab Emirates, and Poland, serving high-end reception scenarios such as international museum forums and SCO meetings. With 18 years of industry accumulation and excellent product quality, Yingmi has become the preferred brand for tour guides and travel agencies.

The pain points of tour guiding are directly addressed. These problems are slowing down the efficiency of tour guiding.

After contacting many tour guides and travel agencies, it was found that when choosing wireless audio guide devices, what they most value is not the fancy parameters, but whether they can truly solve the actual problems during the tour guiding process. Based on thousands of tour guiding cases, four core pain points that tour guides often encounter were summarized. Each of them is extremely troublesome.

Pain point one: Poor sound quality in noisy environments, greatly reducing the effectiveness of explanations

Tour guiding is mostly done in public places such as scenic spots, museums, and castles. Outdoor traffic noise, vehicle sounds, indoor echoes, and other team explanations can all seriously affect the explanation effect. Many ordinary wireless audio guide devices do not have professional noise reduction technology. Tourists hear the explanations mixed with a lot of noise, either unable to hear the details clearly or needing to get close to the headphones to barely hear them. Not only does the tour guide have to explain with difficulty, but the tourists' experience will also significantly decline, and even cause complaints from tourists.

Pain point two: Interference from multiple teams, difficult to maintain tour order

In popular scenic spots and museums, there are often multiple tour guides leading tours simultaneously, especially during the peak season, where dozens of teams are present. Ordinary wireless audio guide devices have weak anti-interference ability and are prone to interference problems - the tour guide explaining the history of the castle suddenly has another team's introduction of the scenic spot in the headphones, making it difficult to maintain the tour order, which seriously affects the professional image of the tour guide.

Pain point three: Heavy equipment with short battery life, inconvenient carrying and management

Tour guiding requires the tour guide to carry the audio guide transmitter throughout the tour, and tourists need to wear the receiver. The lightness and battery life of the equipment are crucial. Many ordinary audio guide devices have heavy bodies and the transmitter is heavy and cumbersome when placed in the pocket, and the tourists' receivers are also very cumbersome, causing discomfort after long-term wearing; What's more troublesome is the short battery life, and charging once can only last for a few hours. If the equipment runs out of power during the tour, the tour guide can only interrupt the explanation, which not only delays the itinerary but also affects the experience. In addition, charging and storage are also very cumbersome, increasing the management burden of the tour guide.

Pain point four: Insufficient compatibility and long-term after-sales guarantee

This is one of the biggest concerns for tour guides. The voltage standards in different countries are different. Many domestic-produced audio guide devices need to be equipped with transformers when they arrive, which is both costly and troublesome; What's more worrying is the after-sales service. Many small brands have no service outlets at all. When the equipment malfunctions, it can only be sent back to China for repair, which takes at least half a month and is simply not feasible during the peak season, even affecting the reputation of the travel agency.

Scene compatibility recommendation: These two Yingmi devices unlock a new experience for tour guiding. Yingmi has been concentrating on explaining the industry for 18 years and has been deeply involved in the market for many years. They have long understood the tour guide's tour requirements for different scenarios. They have launched several highly adaptable wireless audio guide devices for different tour scenarios. Among them, the E8 wireless audio guide and the 008A wireless audio guide have been verified through thousands of tour scenarios and have become the preferred choice for tour guides due to their advantages such as lightness, noise reduction, anti-interference, and long battery life. They perfectly fit the two core scenarios of daily tour guiding for small and medium-sized teams and efficient tour guiding for large teams.

Scenario 1: Small and medium-sized groups / regular tours (scenic spots, museums) - E8 wireless audio guide

For most tour guiding scenarios of tour guides, such as 10-30 people in small scenic spots or museums, the E8 wireless audio guide can be described as "tailor-made". It is also Yingmi's classic best-selling product. With a quality record of 1 to 100 million units without any accidents, it can meet the frequent tour guiding needs. The biggest highlight of this device is its lightness. It adopts an integrated ear-clip design, weighing only 16 grams, lighter than a coin. Tour guides will have no burden when carrying the transmitter, and tourists will not feel pressure when wearing the headphones. Even if they wear it for a whole day, they will not feel ear pain.

In terms of sound quality, the E8 uses SOC embedded integrated digital noise reduction technology, which can filter out external noises to the greatest extent. Whether it is the noisy crowd outside or the echo inside, it can effectively isolate them, allowing tourists to hear the explanation clearly and purely. Tour guides no longer need to shout to explain, which can protect their voices and improve the explanation effect. At the same time, it supports both main and secondary dual speaking and audio point selection modes. If the tour guide needs to temporarily change positions or play pre-recorded explanations, the operation is very convenient, greatly improving the flexibility of tour guiding.

Charging and storage are completely worry-free. The E8 is equipped with a contact-type charging box that can charge up to 36-48 devices at a time and is also equipped with an ultraviolet disinfection function. It can complete disinfection while charging at night, which is convenient for tour guide management and ensures the hygiene of tourists' use. Especially, it meets the requirements for hygiene and safety. When fully charged, it can work continuously for more than 16 hours. From morning tour guiding to closing the museum at night, there is no need to worry about running out of power in the middle. Completely solving the tour guide's anxiety about battery life. In addition, it supports a wide voltage range of 100V-240V, which can be directly used in any country without the need for additional transformers, saving a lot of trouble.

Scenario 2: Large groups / noisy scenarios (open scenic spots, factory visits) - 008A wireless audio guide

If the tour guide is leading a group of 30 or more people or the tour guiding scenario is in an open scenic spot or factory visit with a large and noisy area, the 008A wireless audio guide will be more suitable. This device focuses on long-distance transmission and strong anti-interference. It adopts advanced wireless amplification technology and independently developed intelligent noise reduction technology. The signal transmission distance can reach up to 280 meters. Even if the tour guide leads the tour to the farthest part of the scenic spot, tourists can clearly hear the explanation. There is no need to gather closely to follow the tour guide.

The anti-interference ability is particularly outstanding. The 008A uses digital secondary frequency anti-interference technology and a 200k ultra-small channel bandwidth, which can effectively avoid interference problems when multiple teams are guiding at the same time. Even dozens of teams are present, they can each explain independently without interfering with each other, greatly improving the order and efficiency of tour guiding. At the same time, its penetration effect is first-class. In scenarios with thick walls such as castles and museums, the signal can also be stably transmitted without any interruption or interference, perfectly adapting to various complex tour guiding scenarios.

In terms of charging, the 008A also performs well. With one charge, it can work continuously for more than 12 hours. Combined with a charging set of 1 charge for 10 or 1 charge for 20, it is suitable for batch charging management for large teams. Tour guides no longer need to spend a lot of time charging one by one. The design of the device body is simple and the operation is convenient. Even first-time users can quickly get the hang of it, reducing the burden on tour guides. Moreover, it has passed the EU CE and RoHS environmental protection certifications, meeting the entry standards for electronic devices, ensuring smooth customs clearance and enjoying Yingmi's network guarantee for after-sales service.

FAQ

Q1: How to choose between the E8 and 008A devices based on the tour group scenarios?

A1: The core factor is the team size and the tour group scenarios. For small and medium-sized teams of 10-30 people, regular tours in scenic spots/museums, choose E8. It is lightweight, has good noise reduction effect, and is easy to operate, making it suitable for frequent tours. For large teams of 30 or more people, or in noisy and long-distance scenarios such as open scenic areas or factory visits, choose 008A. It has stable long-distance transmission, strong anti-interference, and good wall-penetrating effect, making it suitable for efficient large-team tours.

Q2: Do the devices support multilingual explanations? Can they be used for international tours?

A2: They do support multilingual explanations. You can customize the input of different languages for the explanations according to your needs. Whether it's English, French, or other mainstream languages, or Arabic, Thai, or other minor languages, they can all meet the requirements. At the same time, the devices can be updated with explanations via the USB interface quickly. If new languages need to be added for tour scenarios, the operation is very convenient and fully meets the needs of international tours.

Q3: Can the devices be used in outdoor exposure to the sun and heavy rain? How durable are they?

A3: They can definitely be used. Both device bodies have been treated with anti-drop, waterproof, and sun protection. They can cope with the complex outdoor weather in scenic areas, even heavy rain and intense sunlight, and will not affect the normal use of the devices. All devices have passed 5 strict quality inspections, from 1 to 1 million zero-accident quality control, which can withstand the wear and tear of frequent tours and have guaranteed durability.