What is the best dictation voice recorder? Best to worst:
BEST: New Cloud Dictation - Smartphone app. Use your mobile phone instead of carrying around a bulky recorder. The Philip Speechlive service is Australian-based, encrypted, inexpensive and easy to use.
GOOD: Voice Recorder plus Cloud Dictation. This system uses the new Philip Speechlive service in conjunction with a separate voice recorder - the Philip SpeechAir. This gives you the best of both worlds. The convenience of the cloud and the physical slider switches of the new cloud-enabled recorder.
AVERAGE: A new voice recorder from Olympus or Philips. Many clients who dictate regularly are used to a hardware voice recorder with a slider switch. The Olympus DS9000 or Philips DPM 8000/8100 is your best option in this case. Please note that voice recorders do not come with transcription software - the software your typist will need. So you may need to upgrade software and hardware, regularly which is expensive.
Our recommendation is to transition to the new advanced smartphone app - the new Speechlive system.
In the long-term the SpeechLive Cloud app is will be much easier to use, cheaper and the issues associated with upgrading your Olympus software will be eliminated.
Product Highlights DS9000 recorder plus CR21 Docking Station and Power Supply Value alternative to DS-9500 & easier to use than DS9500 Twice the battery life of DS9500 & Boots up twice as fast as DS9500 Direct replacement for DS7000 Does not have wifi or email capabilities like DS9500. ---- If...
Product Highlights Dictation with Clarity & Noise Reduction Intelligent 2-Mic System Slide Switch (Rec / Stop / Play / Rew) 256-Bit File Encryption Does not include dock or power supply see DS9000 Pack ---- FEATURES SPEECH RECOGNITION WITH ACCURACY, CLARITY AND NOISE-REDUCTION Intelligent dual microphone technology settings ensure optimization for...
