Precision Microphone
A decoupled microphone suspension helps isolate the recording element from handling noise and unwanted vibration.
Decoupled Microphone Reduced handling and structure-borne noise
Speech Recognition Support Built for Dragon and professional workflows
Two Control Styles Push-button or tactile slide-switch operation
Designed for accurate speech capture
Professional dictation starts with a cleaner audio signal
The SpeechMike Premium uses a free-floating microphone capsule that is decoupled from the housing. That design helps reduce touch, click, air and structure-borne noise before the audio reaches the speech recognition application.
Optimized Grille and Pop Filter
A redesigned metal grille and integrated fleece layers help reduce pop and hiss distortion during close-range dictation.
Clear Playback
The built-in speaker supports clear playback when users need to review recorded audio without changing devices.
Choose the control style
LFH3500 push buttons or LFH3510 slide switch
Both models share the core SpeechMike Premium audio, navigation and workflow features. The primary difference is how the user controls recording and playback.
Push-Button Operation
Direct button access for familiar digital controls
The LFH3500 gives users dedicated push buttons for recording and playback functions. It suits clinicians who prefer distinct tactile controls and direct access to each command.
- Dedicated record and playback buttons
- Trackball navigation and mouse functions
- Configurable workflow and command keys
- Same precision microphone platform as the LFH3510
Slide-Switch Operation
Record, stop, play and fast rewind from one tactile control
The LFH3510 uses a wear-free slide switch with tactile feedback. It suits experienced dictation users who prefer controlling the core workflow with a single thumb movement.
- Contactless slide-switch detection
- Record, stop, play and fast-rewind positions
- Trackball navigation and mouse functions
- Configurable workflow and command keys
Keep the workflow in hand
Navigate, dictate and trigger commands from one device
The ergonomic housing places the primary controls within easy reach. Users can navigate supported applications, trigger configured commands and manage dictation without repeatedly moving between the microphone, keyboard and mouse.
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Position and Dictate
Hold the directional microphone close to the speaker for focused voice capture.
02
Navigate the Application
Use the integrated trackball and mouse controls without putting down the microphone.
03
Trigger Workflow Commands
Assign supported functions and speech-recognition commands to configurable keys.
Controls designed for professional users
Philips combines tactile controls with software configuration options so organizations can adapt the device to established dictation and speech-recognition workflows.
- Integrated trackball
- Configurable function keys
- Ergonomic housing
- Dedicated record controls
- Integrated motion sensor
- Wired USB connection
- Motion-based microphone switching and optional desk muting
- Removable trackball for routine cleaning
- Polished hygienic surface designed to support disinfection workflows
- SpeechControl configuration software for supported environments
Designed for established environments
Connect to professional speech and clinical systems
The SpeechMike Premium uses a wired USB connection and supports a broad range of speech-recognition, clinical and virtual computing environments. Aliant Technologies can help confirm the appropriate configuration for each application and workstation.
Dragon and Speech Recognition
Philips lists Microsoft Dragon Copilot and other Dragon platforms among the supported speech recognition applications.
Windows, Mac and Virtual Desktops
The device supports Windows and macOS, along with virtual environments such as Citrix, VMware and Hyper-V. Functionality can vary by platform.
Clinical Application Workflows
Built-in support can simplify use with supported hospital, radiology and picture-archiving systems and related clinical applications.
Focused dictation
Button-driven workflows
Clinical documentation
A recommended Dragon Copilot dictation microphone
Use familiar SpeechMike controls with Microsoft Dragon Copilot
Microsoft lists Philips SpeechMike among the microphones tested and recommended for Dragon Copilot dictation. The LFH3500 and LFH3510 give clinicians a directional microphone, integrated navigation and configurable buttons for focused documentation workflows.
The SpeechMike Premium uses a unidirectional microphone that isolates the primary speaker. Microsoft recommends an omnidirectional microphone for multi-speaker ambient recording in Dragon Copilot.
Need multi-speaker ambient capture?
Explore the Philips SpeechMike Ambient and discuss the
appropriate connection and workflow with Aliant Technologies.
Why Aliant Technologies
Match the microphone to the user and application
Aliant Technologies helps Canadian organizations compare the two control styles, validate software compatibility and plan a configuration that supports the way clinicians already dictate.
Canadian Guidance
Discuss current Canadian availability, model options and Canadian-dollar pricing.
Model Selection
Compare push-button and slide-switch controls around user preferences and training needs.
Application Validation
Confirm compatibility with the selected speech, clinical and virtual environment.
Personalized Support
Work directly with Aliant Technologies from the product demonstration through the recommended next step.
Start with the dictation workflow
A practical path to the right SpeechMike Premium model
Discuss the Users
Review the applications, existing microphones, control preferences and clinical documentation tasks.
Compare the Models
Experience the LFH3500 push buttons and LFH3510 slide switch in a personalized demonstration.
Confirm the Configuration
Review compatibility, Canadian availability, pricing and the recommended model before moving forward.
Frequently asked questions
Planning your SpeechMike Premium evaluation
These answers provide a starting point. Aliant Technologies can review your users, applications, workstation environment and preferred control style during a personalized consultation.
The LFH3500 uses push-button operation. The LFH3510 uses a tactile slide switch for record, stop, play and fast rewind. Both models share the core SpeechMike Premium microphone, navigation and workflow features.
Yes. Philips lists Microsoft Dragon Copilot among the supported speech recognition platforms, and Microsoft lists Philips SpeechMike among its tested and recommended microphones for Dragon Copilot dictation.
The SpeechMike Premium is a unidirectional dictation microphone designed to isolate the primary speaker. Microsoft recommends an omnidirectional microphone for multi-speaker ambient recording in Dragon Copilot. Organizations that need room-style ambient capture should evaluate the Philips SpeechMike Ambient or another approved ambient setup.
The integrated motion sensor can switch microphone behaviour based on whether the device is being held or placed on a desk. Depending on the configuration, it can also mute the microphone when placed down.
Yes. The SpeechMike Premium includes a trackball for application navigation and configurable function keys that can support personalized commands and speech recognition workflows.
Philips states that the SpeechMike Premium works with Windows and Mac operating systems and supports virtual environments such as Citrix, VMware and Hyper-V. Exact functionality can vary by software and environment.
Canadian pricing can vary by model, package and deployment requirements. Contact Aliant Technologies for current Canadian availability and a personalized quote.
Compare the LFH3500 and LFH3510 with Aliant Technologies
Schedule a personalized conversation to review your users, control preferences, software environment, Canadian availability and recommended SpeechMike Premium model.