You may have noticed that Dragon has not made a mistake yet even though I got it yesterday, and have only used it a couple of times.

As a server dyslectic comment I find that is easier for me to do my school work using dragon than typing it out

And it's the best Dragon program I used so far

Dragon Naturally Speaking is "tops" as far as I am concerned

I LOVED Dragon 12

Dragon is generally a good product.... when it works

So Dragon is great for taking notes or getting private thoughts down, but for me anyway it's not ready for prime-time writing.

While not as robust as Dragon, it isn't half bad

Dragon next level up works in windows 10 and MS Word.

Well, I like having Dragon Naturally Speaking 13 Permium on my main laptop computer

SECONDLY, after having spent over an hour downloading and installing, it turns out that Dragon is not compatible with Windows 10.

I must not be an adequate "dragon trainer

Bottom line, it's faster for me to write and edit the "old way" than it is to correct Dragon's mistakes

As near as I can tell, the program worked optimally with older versions of Windows, but despite the lies on Nuance's website, Dragon 13 is completely nonfunctional on Windows 10, so buyer beware.

It's almost as bad as Dragon but at least it's free.

Since I do a lot of work on PowerPoint, Dragon is pretty much useless for it

IMO is cumbersome, and only capitalization will improve as you personalize Dragon's vocabulary

Totally amazed with my Dragon Speak

There's far less to correct using Dragon (most are my errors anyway) and you can make many corrections using voice commands while transcribing

Experimenting with the Dragon commands available for each application will seems to be a fine way to learn your way around Dragon

If you like to spend time figuring out how to get poorly written programs to work you will love Dragon

but Dragon seem to have cured the stability problems of 11.0 - Controls / pull downs / commands are different and will probably get used to them with more

Dragon “correct” the word

I use Kingsoft Office and Dragon 13 does not support it

I installed Dragon 13 on a new computer, which doubtless helped, but I am gratified by the great results

It's almost as bad as Dragon but at least it's free.

So Dragon was about 97.4 percent accurate in this short test

Dragon works great

I finally called tech support because although the windows speech recognition worked fine, Dragon could not recognize my microphone.

every time I go into Excel, Dragon reminds me that my version doesn't work in Excel.

Having been a long time satisfied user of Dragon (since like vs.1), I had the bright idea of using Dragon 13 for my end of the project and, supplying the new hires we need with the Pro version

The dragon came highly recommended

I understand the much more expensive Dragon also requires punctuation input

Dragon would be perfect for them

I do not recommend Dragon ever.

I recommend Dragon to everyone!!!!

So Dragon is great for taking notes or getting private thoughts down, but for me anyway it's not ready for prime-time writing.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13.0 was easy to install and start using right away.

While not as robust as Dragon, it isn't half bad

, that wasn't what I said: "Dragon isn't working out," to which I felt "Move on," for once, to be a logical next command

* Pick the best Dragon for your needs BEFORE YOU BUY

could not install Dragon on a brand new computer with window 8.. no error or any information.. just a message that it could not install it!!After spending one hour on the phone with tech support, I had to download several Gigs files to install the system.. after all that, it now crashed office 365 word and slowed down outlook to crawl.. terrible product that I now have to un-install!

Of course, it could have been the Dragon program that messed them up.

-- my screams at this idiotic stuff, getting everything wrong including what to do in response to "CANCEL!"Today, we have Dragon NaturallySpeaking, which promises much more, but still delivers less than anyone might want

Dragon 11.5 was a lot better for me because you could dictate directly into almost any program

Dragon still needs to improve some.

Pros and cons: on the pro side, Dragon does an amazing job of figuring out most of the things I'm saying

I have used Dragon for years and couldn't work without it, but Dragon 13 (Home version) is hopeless on Windows 8.1

But if you hate to type or make many typing errors, Dragon Naturally Speaking is your remedy

DRAGON IS EASY TO USE AND THE

Dragon is a godsend for people who really have problems with their arms and can't type or input text the usual way

Maybe I don't speak Dragon well enough yet.

n’t get Windows speech recognition to work, Dragon won’t work either

My Dragon is harder to train, try getting this version much earlier than you need it

In Dictate mode, Dragon dictates how to speak, and how fast.

Dragon recognizes my voice very well and in general is good

I believe the Dragon 13 is even better than the Dragon 10

So far the best Dragon naturally speaking I've owned

They help handicapped people use Dragon to enhance their lives

But if you hate to type or make many typing errors, Dragon Naturally Speaking is your remedy

Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home 13 is a big improvement over Dragon 10 that I have

incorrect Dragon for my new MacBook Air.

I have a figure named da Ponte, and it took about 500 pages for Dragon to learn to call him that rather than "the Ponte," (or maybe it's because I now exaggerate the D in dictating).

That said, Dragon does improve as it goes, they say, and it can learn from your other written material, including documents and email

The only way it works as of right now is if I keep hitting the Dragon icon that turns the microphone on and off.

I know that this will help me with my side business as well as with my regular job