Yes special mics are a must, and I have the power mic ll at home for my laptop, and the power mic lll for my office desktop (draped over the edge of one of my computer screens to get the mic close to my mouth). I don't dictate in the exam rooms, but if I did I would have to dictate on my laptop or desktop in the room. Which I don't have, I use a chromebook which would does not work with the power mic 111.

That is why I was interested in trying to get the AirPods working, which would give me the ability to dictate in each room and at the desktop, handsfree. When my local IT guy has some time he is going to see if he can get the AirPods to work for me.


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