Nowadays, more and more people don't like to rush along in a group; they prefer to stroll around slowly - spending more time in front of old colonial houses, touching the vines that have been growing on the walls for decades, and looking at the undamaged carvings on the window frames; or walking along the river path, listening to the birds and searching for little flowers hidden in the grass, this kind of self-guided walking tour is truly comfortable. For foreign tourists, this is a great way to get to know the local area: you don't have to squeeze into a crowd to see the crowds, you can control the pace yourself, and you can discover those small details that aren't written in the guides.
But to fully experience this "free exploration" feeling, it's not as simple as "just carry a map and set off". Many foreign tourists have encountered problems: either the tour guide only speaks English, and you can only guess the stories of the old buildings by using translation software; or the equipment is too heavy, and after walking for two hours, your arms get sore; when you reach the middle of two attractions, the explanation suddenly cuts in, and while you were just hearing about the history of the old church, the introduction about the river path came out; when the wind is strong or there are many people, the sound in the equipment gets muffled like the chirping of mosquitoes - actually, these problems can all be solved by choosing the right tour guide equipment.
To be honest, what attracts people the most about self-guided walking tours is that "you won't be disturbed". Group tours are "the tour guide says you have to go, you have to go", while self-guided exploration is "you can stop wherever you want". For example, seeing an old shop with an old mailbox outside, you can stay longer and think about what it used to be; when meeting local fishermen by the river, you can take your time and listen to the explanation about the history of this river.
And this way of exploring can go beyond the "tourist perspective", truly getting into the local area. Just like exploring the old town, you can not only see the red brick walls and the blue stone slabs, but also know that "this street used to be a cloth market, so it's called Cloth Market Street" "The closed door courtyard nearby used to be the study of a wealthy family". When walking on the suburban path, you can distinguish "the small purple flowers by the roadside are wild peas" "The distant mountains are the result of tectonic movement billions of years ago". These hidden details beneath the surface are the fun of self-guided walking tours.
However, these pleasures are often ruined by equipment problems. For example, if a foreign tourist wants to understand "the origin of Cloth Market Street", but the equipment only speaks English, the translation software gives a confusing result; if they want to stay longer, the equipment runs out of power in a short while; when the wind is strong or there are many people, the sound in the equipment is muffled like the chirping of mosquitoes - while Yingmi's equipment can solve all these problems, making "free exploration" and "understanding the details" both come true.
Different exploration methods, corresponding to different equipment! Yingmi's three devices are suitable for all scenarios
Self-guided walking tours have many scenarios: some people like to wander alone, some go with friends or family, and some want to "explore first and then gather together to listen to the key points". Yingmi's three devices can exactly meet these needs, without forcing a compromise.
1. Alone: Yingmi i7 Ear Hook Tour Guide, so light that it feels like it's not even on
What do people care most when exploring alone? It's definitely "not tiring, not troublesome". Yingmi i7 Ear Hook Tour Guide is exactly made for this scenario - it weighs only 20 grams, and when hung on the ear, it feels like wearing a lightweight pair of headphones, and you won't feel soreness in your neck or your ears for a whole day, and it's not a problem to take photos with it.
It doesn't need to press any buttons manually; it relies on RFID automatic sensing technology. Place the signal transmitter in front of the attractions and old buildings along the walking route in advance, and wherever you go, it will automatically tell you. For example, when you reach the old post office, it will automatically say, "This building was built in 1923. It used to be a post office in the concession area and has now been converted into a coffee shop." When reaching the viewing platform of the walking path, you will hear, "From here, you can see the distant mountains. They are the remnants of the Tianmu Mountain range. In autumn, they turn red." It's very convenient to explore, without having to look for buttons.
This multilingual feature is also thoughtful. It comes with 8 mainstream languages such as English, French, and German. If you know any lesser-known languages, you can customize it. There are prompt sounds when switching, so you don't have to guess if you've switched correctly; moreover, it remembers the language you last selected, so the next time you turn on it, it will use that language directly, without the need for repeated adjustments.
It's also reliable for outdoor use. With a single charge, it can last for 11 hours, which is sufficient for a long walk on such a trail. When it's running low on power, it will make a beeping sound to alert you, so you don't have to worry about it suddenly shutting down. In windy or crowded areas, it can filter out noise and clarify the sounds using digital filtering technology, even if there are people chatting nearby, you can still clearly hear the details in the explanations.
2. With friends and family for a visit: Yingmi E8 team guide device, you can hear clearly even when separated
When visiting with friends and family, you may want to enjoy your own favorite parts while also not missing important explanations, such as "There's a hidden old tea house ahead" or "Be careful, the stone path is slippery." In this case, the Yingmi E8 team guide device is very suitable. It can "have one person explain, everyone listen," with one transmitter connecting to countless receivers, without having to gather together and listen closely.
The most remarkable feature of E8 is its anti-interference capability. It uses specialized high-frequency technology to filter out the roaring wind and the noisy sounds of people on the street. For example, in a busy old district, there are vendors shouting for snacks and bicycle bells ringing, but you can still clearly hear "This old tea house used to be a place for storytelling." On a crowded trail, when children are running ahead to watch butterflies and parents are walking slowly behind, you can clearly hear "There are steps ahead, let the child walk slowly," without having to shout loudly.
The operation is simple. The receiver turns on and automatically finds the signal to connect, without the need to manually change the channel. Even foreign tourists who don't understand Chinese can use it. The device is lightweight, with an earpiece design that doesn't distinguish between left and right ears, making it comfortable and hygienic to wear. The battery life is quite sufficient, with the transmitter lasting 15 hours and the receiver lasting 8-10 hours. It's completely fine for a whole day of exploration.
If someone in the group wants to be a "temporary tour guide," they can pre-store the explanation words in the transmitter, and when they don't want to manually explain, they can play the recording; they can also plug in a mobile phone to play audio, such as playing a local folk song, which can enhance the experience with the explanation. After the tour, use the dedicated charging box, which can charge up to 36-48 devices at once and comes with ultraviolet disinfection, making it convenient and hygienic to tidy up.
3. Want freedom and also want to listen collectively: Yingmi M7C, switch between modes freely
Sometimes, while exploring, you may have the need to "first look on your own, then gather together to listen to the key points" - for example, a group of people first explore the small shops in the old district, and then gather at the core old church to listen to a detailed explanation. In this case, the Yingmi M7C comes in handy. It can automatically switch between team explanation and listening mode, just by pressing a button, without having to change devices.
When exploring alone, use automatic sensing, and wherever you go, listen to "This shop sells local traditional pastries, which were made for wealthy families in the past." When you reach the old church, switch to team mode, and someone will specifically explain "The windows of the church are made of colored glass, depicting local legends," without any delay on either side.
It can store multiple explanations, recording all the details along the walking route, such as a graffiti in a certain corner was painted by a local artist, and a certain tree has a history of several decades, which can all be explained clearly. It supports 8 language switches and has prompt sounds, so you don't have to worry about switching wrong. The standby time is also quite long, 11 hours is sufficient, and it will remind you when the battery is low, and you can choose the anti-theft alarm function, so it won't be lost.
The practical benefits of Yingmi devices, you'll know after using them
These Yingmi devices are well-received not because of their fancy functions, but because each design addresses users' pain points:
Firstly, "lightness". Whether it's the 20 grams of the i7 model or the slim designs of the E8 and M7C, you don't have to carry heavy things around. After all, no one wants to walk for a long time with sore arms and necks.
Then, "clarity". No matter the strong wind or crowded crowds, it can filter out the noise and allow you to hear the explanations clearly. Foreign tourists already rely on explanations to understand things, so if the sound is muffled, the tour won't be interesting.
Multilingual support is also excellent. It's not just about providing English translations; minor languages can also be customized, such as Arabic and Portuguese. The switching is simple, and you don't need to repeatedly adjust.
Battery life and management are also worry-free. Recharge once and it can last for several hours. There's no need to worry about running out of power. The charging box can charge in batches and is also disinfected. Whether you use it yourself or rent it for a team, it's convenient.
What's most reassuring is compliance and after-sales service. After passing the EU certification, it's fine to use it abroad. If it breaks, call the 24-hour customer service hotline. English, French, and German are all available. If you need to adjust remotely, do it for you. If it needs to be repaired, it will be fixed within 10 days. If you're in a hurry, you can get a spare one. It won't delay your trip.
Conclusion: Even when walking in your own neighborhood, you can have new discoveries.
In fact, self-guided walking tours aim for a sense of freedom - no rush, no listening to the same monotonous words, and being able to find fun on your own. The Yingmi devices help expand this sense of freedom, allowing you to hear interesting things at every step: maybe the story of an old building, maybe the little knowledge about roadside plants, or maybe the little secrets that locals only know.
For foreign tourists, only by doing this can they truly understand a place, not just taking a few photos and leaving. The Yingmi devices provide explanations, without all the frills. They just do the real things well - being lightweight, clear, and easy to use. Whether you wander alone or with friends and family, you can find the right device for each situation, making your neighborhood walk fresh and exciting.
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