In English I use speech to text a lot (including completely substituting it for typing for a year when I had wrist issues). If your microphone is right next to your mouth and you're using good software it works in surprisingly noisy environments: I can talk quietly directly into my mic on the subway without issues. And when I'm at my desk I use a boom mic next to my mouth, with similar benefits.
Quiet environments were, for me, more of an issue: it combines very poorly with open plan offices since you bother the people around you.
Quiet environments were, for me, more of an issue: it combines very poorly with open plan offices since you bother the people around you.