You can now use hey siri on the imac pro with macos mojave

After the incorporation of the support for "Hey Siri" in MacBook Pro of 2018, the hopes that this possibility of using the virtual assistant with only the voice on other computers increased, especially regarding the iMac Pro since both computers use the T2 chip from Apple, the second generation of this silicon chip. Now, with the official arrival of macOS Mojave, "Hey Siri" support for the iMac Pro has been confirmed, so users will no longer have to use their fingers to interact with the wizard.

With "Hey Siri" everything is within your voice

The "Hey Siri" feature first appeared on the iPhone, allowing users to invoke Siri just by speaking this voice command. Little by little, this function has been incorporated into the Apple Watch, iPad, HomePod and also the Mac. In this company support document, where all the devices compatible with Siri hands-free mode are specified, The incorporation of the 2017 iMac Pro has been confirmed, along with the aforementioned 2018 MacBook Pro.

Specifically, these are the Mac computers compatible with "Hey Siri":

• MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2018) MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2018, with three Thunderbolt ports) iMac Pro

As Jeff Benjamin points out at 9to5Mac, "Hey Siri opens up a ton of new use case scenarios that make Siri a much more practical desktop assistant." To illustrate, put the example with your 2018 MacBook Pro:

You might think of Siri on the Mac as a trick, but it opens up the opportunity to gain productivity. Because Siri is modal on the Mac, and doesn't take up the entire screen like it does on iOS, it's especially useful for multitasking. For example, I may be writing a sentence in Pages, while at the same time asking Siri to open the download folder so that it can insert an image that I previously downloaded into the document.