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Wireless technology is a sound investment for those who either prefer not to be tethered to a PC or those who require freedom of movement (i.e. those in a wheelchair). Recognition accuracy with a wireless is highest with a Sennheiser DW, and it is quite comparable to a wired solution.

(DW Pro 1 | DW Office | DW Pro 2)
DW Office is a single sided DECT headset. Enjoy your calls in HD voice clarity and get natural high definition sound for superior voice clarity. Work safely ensured that the ActiveGard™ technology will protect your hearing. Imagine making every call in comfort, and being able to focus on what’s important: the conversation. DW Office connects to both desk phone and softphone.
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DW Office
DW Office is a single-sided DECT headset (with optional ear hook wearing mode) with noise-cancelling.
This model is not recommended for noisy environments.
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DW Pro 1
DW Pro 1 is a single-sided (mono) DECT headset only with ultra noise-cancelling.
This model has superior noise cancelling than the DW Office and is recommended for noisier environments.
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DW Pro 2
DW Pro 2 is a double-sided (stereo) DECT headset only with ultra noise-cancelling.
This model has superior noise cancelling than the DW Office and is recommended for noisier environments.
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The highly professional PC microphone takes handheld dictation to a new level, no longer restraining you by a cord. The SpeechMike Air delivers excellent speech recognition capabilities and refined ergonomics for convenient operation.
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I use the DW Office here at our office. The main reason being that it was the only one available at the time. I love the light weight clip on ear mode of the headset. In a quiet environment the unit works quite well. Although I find if you leave the mic active for a period of time the computer will raise the gain on the microphone to a point where it will start to pick up quieter noises (like the sound of keyboard typing and the occasional chair squeak). I typically use the microphone in a “press to talk” mode (mic on when using Dragon, otherwise mic is off). In my work environment, this is normally the only way I can get anything done as I am pulled in many directions at once. If there is a radio, colleague talking, fan or AC unit, the quality can suffer greatly. It is still usable for the phone, but the sound signature has changed and Dragon can have a difficult time with transcribing.
With the DW Pro version of the solution, the boom microphone pretty much eliminates the extraneous noise issues. This is at the expense of having a heavier headband with microphone directly in front of your mouth. You lose comfort flexibility but gain in audio quality. I should say that the reduced noise cancellation abilities of the DW Office is not really its fault. The mic sits on the side of your face instead of directly in front. This means that the logic cannot tell exactly what is voice and what his background noise. But, with the shorter headset with fixed boom option of the DW Office, the headset variant can be significantly more stable than the ear hook variant.
In the end, it really comes down to user comfort & environmental noise levels. If you have a user that is going to use the headband version then a DW Pro with its improved noise cancellation should be considered. If you have a user that hates headsets, then the DW Office might be the one to go with.
I should mention that all three of the models use the same base. You can quickly and easily pair the headset to the base. Although, it is recommended that you create a new Dragon profile for the different headsets.