Speech Recognition Microphones
Andrea NC-181 USB Headset
$49.99When sound quality is your top priority, Andrea headsets offer a quality noise canceling microphone with the highest voice recognition industry rating delivering enhanced speech accuracy.
Nuance PowerMic III
$424.00Created specifically to improve productivity and expertly crafted ergonomics make the Nuance PowerMic III the best-selling professional dictation microphone.
Philips LFH3500 SpeechMike Premium Dictation Microphone
$335.00SpeechMike Premium Touch is the latest innovation from Philips. It comes with a premium decoupled studio quality microphone, a built-in noise reduction filter, antimicrobial housing and a motion sensor for the clearest speech recordings and most accurate speech recognition results. Learn more about this Philips dictation microphone below.
Philips SMP3700 SpeechMike Premium Dictation Microphone
$335.00SpeechMike Premium Touch is the latest innovation from Philips. It comes with a premium decoupled studio quality microphone, a built-in noise reduction filter, antimicrobial housing and a motion sensor for the clearest speech recordings and most accurate speech recognition results.
Philips SMP4000 SpeechMike Premium Dictation Microphone
$395.00The SpeechMike Premium has reached its highest stage of evolution. Benefit from all advantages of the industry leading dictation microphone, without the constraints of a cable with the Philips SMP4000 SpeechMike Premium Air dictation microphone.
Plantronics HD-GEN-002 Headset
$49.99The Plantronics Headset HD-GEN-002 is the original dictation headset included when you purchase any Nuance Speech Recognition Software. Read more about this Plantronics noise cancelling headset below.
Olympus RecMic II RM-4010P Dictation Microphone
$299.99Create clean, accurate verbal notes efficiently with the Olympus RecMic II.
Olympus RecMic II RM-4110S Dictation Microphone
$329.99Create clean, accurate verbal notes efficiently with the Olympus RecMic II RM-4110S Dictation Microphone.
Speech Recognition Microphones
There are many ways to capture your notes when you’re in front of a computer. You could write them down or use word processing software to type. The trouble with typing is that things can get lost in translation. You might type down one thing, but really you meant to type something else. It’s something that can happen to anyone. One of the most popular ways of recording important documentation is with Speech Recognition Software. But when you use this software, it’s imperative that you have the proper speech recognition microphone to accurately capture every work.