Yes, Microsoft Copilot has a voice mode called Copilot Voice, which lets you hold a real-time spoken conversation with Copilot, and Microsoft Support lists it for both personal accounts and work or school accounts.
As of November 12, 2026, Microsoft says voice availability depends on your subscription and region and that voice features require an eligible Microsoft subscription. To start, open Copilot, select the Voice icon in the message composer, allow microphone access if prompted, and begin speaking after the audio greeting. Select the microphone icon to mute and the X icon to end. A text transcript is available when the conversation ends.
Microsoft notes that voice conversations may have session limits and can disconnect automatically, but it does not publish a fixed time limit. On Windows, the Copilot app can also start a voice chat when you say “Hey Copilot”; that setting is off by default, and a chat ends after one minute of inactivity.
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Source: Microsoft Support, Get started with voice features in Microsoft Copilot
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