For first-time self-guided tours in New York, most people will encounter such an awkward situation: at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, staring at the Egyptian mummies for a long time, you can't say anything except "ancient"; when queuing at the base of the Statue of Liberty, wanting to learn about the story of the statue's construction, but unable to find a multilingual guide to switch languages; carrying heavy equipment to walk around Central Park, without dusk, the battery runs out - actually, to thoroughly explore the classic attractions of New York, choosing the right two Yingmi self-guided voice tour devices is enough. They cover indoor and outdoor scenes and can solve problems such as multilingualism and battery life.
Yingmi has long understood the needs of international tourist cities like New York. Whether it's the dense exhibits in museums, the complex signals in outdoor scenic areas, or the multilingual needs of tourists from all over the world, their self-guided explanation products can be precisely adapted. More importantly, these devices have passed EU CE and RoHS certifications and have received national high-tech enterprise certification. Tourists in New York can use them with confidence, and the cooperation with the scenic areas is also compliant.
Metropolitan Museum of Art: C7 touch guide device, no matter how dense the exhibits are, "no content confusion"
When visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the most troublesome thing is the dense exhibits - the sarcophagi in the Egyptian section are next to the statue of Ramses, the Rembrandt works in the European paintings area are crowded next to Monet, and with ordinary self-guided tour devices, it's easy to "confuse the content" when moving around. Just after listening to the explanation of the sarcophagus, when approaching the statue, the repeated content is still playing. At this time, Yingmi C7 touch guide device is the "savior", it specifically solves the problem of "close-range interference", and is particularly convenient to use in museums with dense exhibits.
C7 is equipped with passive tags. If you want to know about any exhibit, gently touch the label beside the display case with the device, and the explanation will start. For example, standing in front of the "reproduction of Tutankhamun's mask" in the Egyptian section, touching the label, the device will clearly say: "The original of this mask is kept in the Egyptian Archaeological Museum. The reproduction in the Metropolitan Museum perfectly reproduces the lapis lazuli patterns on the golden mask. When Tutankhamun was buried, the mask covered his mummy's face." ； Move to the European painting area, touch the label of Rembrandt's "The Night Watch", and it will switch to "This painting was created in 1642. Rembrandt used light and shadow contrasts to highlight the characters. Originally, the figures in the painting were of equal size. Later, due to customer dissatisfaction, he had to modify the proportion of the picture". There won't be the awkwardness of "listening to mixed content".
Moreover, the noise reduction effect of C7 is particularly suitable for the noisy environment of museums. Even if the Egyptian exhibition hall is crowded with tourists taking photos, the equipment can filter out background noise through the embedded integrated digital noise reduction technology. Tourists can clearly hear details like "The eye-snake symbol on the mask represents the protection of the royal power" without having to stand close to the display case. They can enjoy the experience of the exhibition with full satisfaction.
Statue of Liberty & Central Park & Brooklyn Bridge: i7 Ear-mounted Tour Guide Device, lightweight, durable, and capable of automatic sensing
From the sea breeze of the Statue of Liberty to the hiking in Central Park, and to the skyline of Brooklyn Bridge, it takes most of the day to visit the outdoor attractions in New York. Problems such as heavy equipment, poor battery life, and unstable signal are major nuisances - Yingmi i7 Ear-mounted Tour Guide Device solves all these problems and is the "good companion" for outdoor self-guided tours.
Its most obvious advantage is "lightness", weighing only a few grams. It hangs on the ear like it's not there, and it won't hurt the ears when visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island for a whole day. It can be taken out of the pocket at any time. The automatic sensing function is even more convenient. With RFID + infrared dual positioning technology, even if there is some fluctuation in the signal at the seaside, it can accurately identify the position: "This statue was designed by French designer Bartholdi in 1886 and was completed that year. France presented it as a gift to the United States to symbolize the friendship between the two countries"; when walking to the "Alice's Wonderland Sculpture" in Central Park, it will switch to "This sculpture was completed in 1959. The designer specially made the skirt of Alice to be in a sitting arc shape, making it convenient for children to climb up and down"; even when visiting Brooklyn Bridge, it can automatically narrate "This bridge was opened for traffic in 1883 and was the longest suspension bridge at that time. Now, more than 10,000 pedestrians pass through it every day". There is no need to manually press buttons throughout the process. You can take your hands out to take photos easily. The battery life is not a problem either. With one charge, it can last for 12 hours. From visiting the Statue of Liberty in the morning to walking across Brooklyn Bridge in the afternoon and then going around Wall Street, the battery is sufficient. If there is a temporary power outage, Yingmi has temporary charging points at some cooperation scenic spots in New York, and with a contact-type charging plate, it can be charged to two hours of power in 15 minutes, which is very convenient for emergencies. The multilingual function is not left out either. Besides mainstream languages, it also supports small languages such as Spanish and Portuguese. Foreign tourists no longer have to worry about "not understanding".
The "calming factor" for self-guided tours in New York: Yingmi's qualifications and after-sales service
When foreign tourists use the tour guide device in New York, they are most concerned about "compliance" and "after-sales". Yingmi's devices have passed the EU CE and RoHS certifications, so there will be no compliance issues when used in New York. As a national high-tech enterprise, its positioning technology and noise reduction technology have patents and are much more reliable than small niche brands in the market.
The after-sales service is also very reassuring. Yingmi offers 24-hour multilingual customer service. If a tourist encounters a device problem in New York and dials the international customer service number, the English, French, and Spanish-speaking customer service representatives can all provide assistance. - Last time, a tourist at the Metropolitan Museum suddenly lost sound while using the C7. The customer service remotely guided the tourist to press the "reset button + volume button", and the problem was solved in just two minutes. If the device is damaged, Yingmi can repair and return it within three days, without having to wait to handle it upon returning home.
The real joy of self-guided tours in New York lies in being able to visit all the favorite attractions at your own pace. And Yingmi's C7 and i7 are like two "on-call exclusive guides" for tourists - using the C7 indoors to visit museums without interference, and the i7 for outdoor use is convenient and hassle-free. There's no need to join a group, no fear of language barriers, no worry about equipment failure, and you can focus more on the morning light of the Statue of Liberty, the details of the exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum, and the sunset of the Brooklyn Bridge. For foreign tourists, such self-guided tours in New York are truly a relaxing and rewarding trip.
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