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Mezzo 2K Battery Operated CCTV with Distance
$3,595.00
The Mezzo 2K is a battery-powered video magnifier that shows printed material and faraway objects on a built-in 16-inch screen. One camera handles both jobs: tilt it one way to read a page, and tilt it the other way to see a whiteboard across the room. It remembers a separate magnification setting for each mode, so you can switch between notes on a desk and the board without readjusting. Reading magnification runs from 1.9X to 53X, and distance viewing goes up to 22X. The screen folds down and the whole unit weighs 13 pounds, so it can be carried from room to room, though that's still a real load for a bag. A full charge gives up to 5 hours of use. An XY table (a sliding tray for moving reading material) and a carrying case are optional extras.
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Reinecker Videomatic 22" Electronic Magnifier
$2,995.00
The Videomatic is a desk-top video magnifier. It shows whatever you place under the camera on a 22-inch screen, enlarged from 4X to 42X with auto focus. You place a page or small object on the XY table, which slides in any direction and has a brake to hold it still. The screen sits on a swivel-tilt arm and adjusts in height, so you can set it where it's comfortable to see. Four large push buttons with a raised feel handle the controls, which suits someone who wants simple operation. You can choose from six color modes, including full color, and add line marking or a windowed view to help keep your place when reading. At 26 pounds, it's meant to stay on one desk, not travel.
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Reinecker Veo Uno 24" Desktop Electronic Magnifier
$3,495.00
The Veo Uno is a desktop video magnifier. A camera looks down at your reading material and shows it enlarged on a built-in 24-inch Full HD screen. Magnification runs from about 1.8x to over 105x, so it covers everything from a menu to the fine print on a medicine bottle. The camera keeps text in focus while you write, so you don't have to switch autofocus off. A glare-reducing lighting design cuts reflections and shadows, even on glossy paper or when your hand is in the way. The main controls are high-contrast buttons on the front panel, and a sliding reading table lets you move pages under the camera. It's a complete system that stays on a desk, so it suits home or office reading, bill paying, and handwriting. It's not something you carry with you.
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Reinecker Mano 5 Portable CCTV
$595.00
The Mano 5 is a pocket-sized electronic magnifier with a 5.1-inch matte screen that enlarges what you point it at from 4X to 20X. It's a good next step when a handheld optical magnifier no longer shows enough. A fold-out handle works for quick checks like a store shelf or a prescription label, and it folds in to make a reading stand, with a separate pop-out stand for writing tasks like signing a check. Three buttons run the basics, touch controls handle zoom, and you can freeze the image or pick from 19 color combinations (three can be saved). It also gives vibration feedback and can send its picture to a TV for a bigger view. It measures about 6 x 3 x 1 inches, weighs under 7 ounces, and runs about 3.5 hours on a charge.
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Snow Pad Portable Electronic Magnification System
$1,555.00
The Snow Pad is a foldable stand with its own camera that turns your iPad or Samsung tablet into a portable video magnifier. It lets you switch between close-up reading, distance viewing, and a self-view mode, or show close-up and distance together in an adjustable split screen. Magnification runs from 1 to 32 times, with 10 high contrast color modes, line markers, and an OCR feature (which reads printed text aloud) that supports 20 languages. A basic mode can limit how many icons and functions show up, which helps if a simpler screen works better. It folds to about 12 by 12 by 2 inches and comes with a travel backpack, so it moves easily between school, home, and work. You supply the tablet, since it isn't included.
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3.5" Portable Magnifier
$189.00
This pocket-sized electronic magnifier shows whatever you hold it over on a 3.5-inch screen, with zoom from 2X to 24X. It can freeze one image so you can study it without holding steady, and it offers 15 color options to help with contrast and comfort. An included AV cable lets you send the picture to a TV for a bigger view at home. It runs about 6 hours on a charge, so it works for reading labels, menus, and mail while you're out. The screen is small, so at high zoom you see only a few words at a time.
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Mano 6 Portable Electronic Magnifier
$795.00
The Mano 6 is a pocket-sized electronic magnifier that shows printed text on a 5.5-inch screen at 2X to 35X magnification. You can run it with the touch screen or with physical buttons, whichever is easier for you. It stands on a table for longer reading, or you can unfold the handle to hold it for quick jobs like checking a price tag. Along with 16 color combinations, it has a line ruler and line masking to keep your place on the page. You can also freeze an image and save it. At 10 ounces, it goes in a bag easily, and the battery gives about 3 hours of use after a 2.5-hour charge.
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Reinecker Mezzo Focus Electronic Magnifier - 22"
$2,799.76
The Mezzo Focus is a desktop video magnifier with a camera, a 22-inch flat screen, and a sliding reading table in one unit. You put your reading material or handwriting under the camera and see it enlarged on screen, from 3.8X up to 40X, with auto focus. It uses a Full HD camera and a lighting design meant to cut shadows and glare on glossy paper, which helps when you write by hand. Operation takes just three buttons, and you can pick from six color modes, including full color. Brightness control, windowing, and line marking help you keep your place while reading. At 23 pounds, it's meant to sit on a desk rather than travel.
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