Love it! :)SO helpful when Customer Support or the Order Desk doesn't understand what you're saying.Type is large enough to read even with one hand on the computer keyboard and the other on a pen and the phone between ear & shoulder.One Request? A saved short list of 5 frequently used words. I'd use it for my last name, my street name, my email address ...

Great for people who only occasionally use the NATO phonetic alphabet. Useful for communicating serial numbers, model numbers, and other information required by technical support for products and services, just to cite one use.The speech-synthesized voice has little value. It speaks far too slowly. The pronunciation is not correct. For example, in th NATO alphabet, “Lima” is pronounced “LEE-MAH.” This application pronounces it “LIE-MAH.” “Oscar” should be pronounced “OSS-CAH.” This program pronounces it “AW-SKER.” Instead of pronouncing “Victor” as “VIK-TAH,” per the NATO pronunciation, it pronounces it “VIK-TOR.” There are other examples, but suffice it to say that it’s just wrong and misleading.

Never had a problem with it, everyone should have this on their computer even if you're not a ham. Ever have that problem trying to get someone to understand you or spell something over the phone? Get this and spell it the right way. :)

It is very fast, integrated into the top bar at all times. Helps a lot being on the phone. Programmers have trully done a good job.Could use a history - or frequently used - since the address and names are typically typed over and over.