Electronic dictionary for going abroad, Wenqu Xing e828 or celebrity S668 Which one to choose?

I'm using celebrity CS808 now, which is indeed slower than Wenquxing (the last one used Wenquxing NC2600C).

But there are Oxford series dictionaries.

I think it's very easy to use.

I suggest that if you come to Europe, it is better to use the Oxford Dictionary.

If you go to the United States, you can buy Wenqu Xing, and AHD is enough.

Hey, in fact, it's useless to have more functions, but there must be two functions.

The first thesaurus is large and complete, and the second can pronounce and read words.

The other features you come out and start learning and then you find that they are all floating clouds.

I don't know which country to go to and what brand to use, and I don't know which country to go to and which country to use in China??? You can use whatever brand you like, and those professional words can't be found even if they are any Wenqu Xing, like I study pharmacy, and even Jinshan Word Bully can't find these words, in fact, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what it means in Chinese, even if Chinese finds out what it means, I don't know what it means, right? I've been abroad for so long, and I've never used any electronic dictionaries.

The electronic dictionary of celebrities is very copycats. - I still support Wenqu Xing. The first floor is very professional, and his last electronic dictionary NC2600 is one of the most classic models ever made by Wenqu Xing.

I think you should choose Wenquxing aone-s. (I use Wenquxing e828+, the dictionary is similar to aone-s).

Let's start by comparing from the dictionary:

Wenquxing includes "Longman Contemporary + AHD Dictionary + Britannica + New English-Chinese Dictionary".

Celebrities include "Oxford Modern + Oxford a whole bunch of collocation dictionaries + new English-Chinese dictionaries".

Although celebrities include many Oxford dictionaries, its main dictionary, Oxford Modern, is not suitable for Chinese, he was written for native English speakers, so it is relatively shy and difficult to understand, about this dictionary, you can refer to here.

Are you taking the 46th grade or graduate school or something else? If you are still a high school junior high school student, backgammon A2 is enough, ** less than 200, I will take the college entrance examination next year, and I use it now, it feels very convenient.

The operation of backgammon is simple and the pronunciation is standard, ***.