One major Dragon feature is the ability for you to record your voice on a phone and have Dragon transcribe it automatically. Windows speech recognition can do that too but not as well as Dragon. Very rapidly, you can issue a lot of windows commands, searches, etc while you concentrate on another task.

It's almost like having a personal assistant because it controls the computer very well too. It's more accurate than Windows Speech Recognition and it's been around much longer than the Windows version. It costs money but it does a lot and it can make you more productive depending on your work flow and use cases. On the computer, Dragon is my favorite program. Maybe they've updated it, but that was the issue the last time I checked. The only problem with that app is that it doesn't always catch everything you say. Sleeping is where the mic shuts down after a period of silence and you have to click to wake the mic up again. You may find that feature very useful - not many Play Store apps have that capability. There's also a good Android app that never sleeps, like some of the others do. Many Android apps are communicating with Google servers anyway so you may not see much difference in accuracy between apps unless an app is doing extra processing. On the phone I use SpeechTexter and Speechnotes as well as Gboard (which works in any text editor.

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