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This is my personal preference for Headsets to use on voice recognition. People with disabilities find that headsets allow them to maintain microphone position constantly for the quality control they seek during dictation, while reducing the exposure to computer keyboards. Office users find that headsets offer them the versatility and freedom for using their hands reducing the exposure to Carpal Tunnel often associated with constantly working on keyboards.. The Anti-noise canceling feature works great in a busy office environment. Extremely high quality for the price and the headset feature keeps the microphone at the exact location for dictation all the time. The Andrea ANC-700 has a quick disconnect plug that allows you to disconnect from the computer without having to take off the headset, a very convenient feature not found in others. The mute button is a great feature in that it allows you to "pause" the dictation process without having to stop the program. This eliminates all the little extra words that appear when turning off and on the microphone. The headset comes with an amplifier that improves the quality of the audio when being connected to laptops. Laptops generally have a problems with accurate dictation due to the built in soundcard, whereas the desktops have the capability to install high quality soundcards for increased audio quality.
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Andrea ANC-700 Features Monaural headset Incorporating Andrea's patented Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) microphone technology. Significantly improves voice clarity for desktop speech-enabled applications. A unique speaker housing design optimizes the earphone’s acoustic performance and offers digital, CD-quality sound. Particularly well suited for small office/home office (SOHO) and distance learning communications. Includes Pause switch
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