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Microphones recommended for use with Dragon

You will get best results from Dragon by using a high quality noise-cancelling headset microphone. This is especially important if using Dragon in a noisy environment. Comfort is also an issue to consider.
By investing in a high quality microphone you will be rewarded with a higher level of recognition accuracy and wearing comfort.​
Viva Voce no longer sells microphones, but we are happy to provide you with the information you need to choose the most suitable  microphone.
Click here for recommended microphones.
Click here for tips on choosing a suitable microphone.

What to do if your microphone is not working?
Click here for microphone FAQs.
Extending the life of your microphone
Microphones are fragile. They are designed to pick up vibrations in the air, and as such are vulnerable to knocks and bumps. To extend the life of your microphone, treat it gently. If transporting your microphone, protect it by putting it in a box or padded bag. Be prepared to replace your microphone after several years of regular use.
If rotating the mouthpiece boom from one side of your face to the other, be sure to rotate the boom upwards and not downwards. Trying to rotate the boom to the other side by forcing it downwards can cause damage.
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  • Home
  • Products & services
    • Dragon user training >
      • General information on Dragon user training
      • DRAGON TRAINING IN REGIONAL AUSTRALIA
    • Microphones >
      • Recommended microphones
      • Tips for choosing a suitable microphone
      • Microphone FAQs
    • Dragon software >
      • Information on Dragon software
      • What to expect from Dragon software
    • Technical Support
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Information
    • Testimonials
    • General >
      • General product information & FAQs
      • Useful links
      • Ergonomics >
        • Tips for working smarter
        • Tips for managing computer related occupational overuse syndrome
      • Information for OHS Case Managers & Rehabilitation Providers
      • Resources for Viva Voce customers
      • Resources for Viva Voce trainers
    • Dragon for Windows >
      • Installation and setup
      • General tips for using Dragon for Windows
      • Using Dragon in Excel
      • Capitalising by voice
      • Technical FAQs
      • TROUBLESHOOTING
      • Creating macros
      • how to preserve your dragon customisations
    • Transcribing recorded speech >
      • General information on transcription
      • Recording speech using apps
      • Use Dragon NaturallySpeaking to transcribe recorded speech
  • Blog
  • Newsletter