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Luna 8 Handheld Video Magnifier
$955.00
The Luna 8 is a handheld video magnifier with an 8-inch screen and a built-in camera. It enlarges print from 2.5X up to 19X, so you can read labels, prescription bottles, and newspapers. A flip-out stand lets you set it on a table and read hands-free. You can switch between full color and 10 high-contrast color modes, and adjust reading lines and masks to keep your place on the page. It can save up to 200 images, and it connects to a TV, monitor, or computer by cable. A battery gives about 8 hours of use, so you can carry it from room to room.
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Zoomax Snow 12 Portable CCTV with Foldable Stand
$1,555.00
The Snow 12 is a portable electronic video magnifier. It shows enlarged text and objects on its screen, so you can read, write, or look closely at small things. It also has a full-page scan feature with OCR, which reads printed text aloud. A foldable stand is included in the name, which suggests you can set it on a table for hands-free reading. This is a fuller device than a pocket magnifier, so expect to spend a little time learning its controls before it feels natural.
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Luna S 4.3 inch Portable Video Magnifier
$425.00
The Luna S is a pocket-sized video magnifier with a 4.3-inch screen that enlarges whatever you hold it over, from 2x up to 19x. That makes it useful for reading labels, pill bottles, magazines, and grocery items while you're out. You can zoom, switch color modes, or turn the built-in FM radio on and off by voice, though voice control only understands English. The rechargeable battery runs about 3 hours of continuous use, and the unit weighs around 7 ounces, so it fits easily in a pocket or purse.
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Luna 6 Handheld Video Magnifier
$865.00
The Luna 6 is a pocket-sized electronic magnifier with a 5.5-inch screen. It shows a clear, enlarged view of whatever you point its 13MP camera at, from 2.5X up to 19X. It has a built-in handle for holding it over text, plus a flip-out stand so you can rest it on a table and slide a page underneath. That makes it handy for reading a newspaper or checking a medication label. You can switch between 10 high-contrast color modes to find the one that's easiest to see. It focuses automatically, with a manual refocus if you want it, and it can save up to 400 images. You can also plug it into a TV or monitor with an HDMI cable, or into a computer with a USB cable. It weighs just 7.4 ounces and charges wirelessly or with a cable, running for 4 hours or more on a charge. It turns itself off after 3 minutes of not being used.
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Snow Pad
$1,555.00
The Snow Pad is a portable electronic magnifier that connects to your own iPad, so the tablet becomes the screen you read and view on. It's built for people with low vision who want something lightweight, and the vendor describes it as especially useful for students. A split-screen design lets you look at near and far things at the same time, such as a desk and a board across the room. Screen mirroring and split view are also included for school and office tasks. It works with an iPad you already own, so you'll need to supply the tablet.
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