By that I mean it’s relatively costly, at $200, and requires time to learn how to use. Based on my tests, I can say that Dragon Dictate 3, and by extension Dragon NaturallySpeaking, are quite accurate. I chose to test the Mac version because it can finally do some things formerly limited to Windows, such as selecting a single word by voice for correction or deletion or formatting. Dragon Dictate uses a small window to show its status and often displays two larger windows, one with available commands and one with alternate spellingsĭespite some feature differences, the two versions use the same improved voice-recognition engine, so the company said my experience on the Mac would be a good indicator of its Windows product’s performance.
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