💪 Enhance Productivity and Experience Seamless Control with Nuance PowerMic III Microphone for Dragon (Non-Healthcare) Review

At this point I would say it has changed my life by saving me time. I had a headset and it was good but picked up a lot of background noise. Every time a staff member spoke behind me or one of the kids at home, they picked up different words or didn't hear them at all. It started out slow to dictate at first, but I googled the user manual (because it doesn't have a manual, which is fine) and it was very easy to toggle a few buttons with options that changed that and kept it accurate. I find it…

I bought a Nuance PowerMic III for Dragon 15 from Revain for $350 along with the Dragon Professional 15 software for $300. The only software I could find to download was for the PowerMic II. Some buttons on the PowerMic III did not work and could not be programmed. For example, the back button didn't work. So I called Nuance. Due to poor communication with Nuance Support and other issues, I have not been able to adequately communicate with Nuance Technical Support. because I didn't understand…

I'm not sure when this product was launched. I only came across this about three weeks ago and gave it a try. I wish I had had this magical thing five years ago. You plug it into any USB port on your computer. I use it on two systems, my PC and my MacBook Pro. I use it on my Macbook's Windows 8.1 side folder. Both of my machines are highly productive. Both work perfectly. I will not be inclined to use it on Mac OS alone. The handstick is perfect. However, I found the mouse control buttons…

I'm dictating this review with the PowerMic. Although he sometimes muddles his words, this is not common. In this case, you must use the Dragon software to fix the error, otherwise Dragon will not learn anything. The really nice thing about Dragon is that it adapts to your speaking style, rather than having to adjust to it like other speech recognition platforms like Apple's Siri or Google Assistant. This makes sense, of course, since you're paying a premium price for the software and…

I purchased a PowerMic III to dictate into the Citrix based Dragon Medical One software package for our electronic medical record Epic. I would say that the quality of the dictation is excellent. This is an expensive tool/toy, but well worth it if you use it all day to dictate appointments to patients. The build quality is good, the keys feel comfortable. The sensitivity of the microphone is just right. Push-to-talk comes at a high price – you can dictate in a room with noisy patients…