AbleNet — assistive technology products
75 products from AbleNet in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Assessment Switch Kit This is a curated collection of approximately 10 different switches — proximity sensors, flat pads, finger-mounted buttons, chin switches, and more — designed to help therapists an
Est. $400–$900
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Big Red Switch The Big Red Switch is a large 125mm (roughly 5-inch) circular switch that sends a simple on/off signal through a standard 3.5mm mono plug when pressed, producing both a tactile bum
Est. $50–$90
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Buddy Button Big The Buddy Button Big is a large-surface, single-activation switch from AbleNet that sends a signal when pressed — the 115mm (roughly 4.5-inch) activation surface makes it easier to
Est. $35–$65
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Chin Switch The Chin Switch is a hands-free input switch worn around the neck that users activate by pressing with their chin or lower jaw — requiring as little as 110 grams of pressure, about
Est. $40–$90
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FingerButton Switch The FingerButton Switch is a small switch that wraps around a finger and activates with a light press, sending a signal to switch-accessible devices like AAC systems, computers, or
Est. $80–$150
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Grasp Switch The Grasp Switch is a handheld, squeeze-activated switch that sends a signal when you squeeze it — the same standard signal that any switch-accessible device, toy, or software expe
Est. $40–$80
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Jelly Bean Switch The Jelly Bean is a large, round push switch that sends a single activation signal through a 3.5mm cable — press it, and whatever it's connected to responds. It's designed for peop
Est. $35–$65
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Leaf Switch The Leaf Switch is a light-touch single-direction switch that sends an activation signal when pressed with minimal force — a small click or press triggers the output. It's designed
Est. $30–$75
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Multi2 Switch Box The Multi2 Switch Box is a small USB interface that connects up to two standard 3.5mm wired switches to a computer and translates switch presses into keystrokes, mouse clicks, or a
Est. $60–$120
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Pal Pad Switch The Pal Pad is a flat, pressure-sensitive switch that sends an activation signal to compatible devices when pressed — requiring only 35 grams of force, which is lighter than a typi
Est. $40–$90
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Piko Buttons Piko Buttons are compact, waterproof pushbutton switches that send an activation signal through a standard 3.5mm mono jack when pressed. They're designed for people who need a dura
Est. $20–$60
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SEND-6 The SEND-6 is a wireless switch interface that connects up to six standard wired switches and transmits their signals to a computer without a physical cable between the user and th
Est. $150–$350
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Smoothie Switch Pack The Smoothie Switch Pack is a set of eight low-profile, angled press switches — four small (75mm) and four large (125mm) — each available in red, yellow, green, and blue, with a st
Est. $60–$120
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Specs Switch IC The Specs Switch IC is a small, rectangular access switch from AbleNet that sends a signal to compatible devices when pressed — triggering everything from AAC software responses to
Est. $30–$75
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Ultimate Switchbox The Ultimate Switchbox is a USB switch interface that lets you connect up to six external switches and map each one to specific keyboard keystrokes, mouse actions, or gamepad input
Est. $150–$350
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Vibe-Lite Switch The Vibe-Lite Switch is a large-button switch that lights up and vibrates when pressed, giving users three types of feedback simultaneously — visual, tactile, and auditory — to con
Est. $45–$90
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Y-Cable Splitter for FingerButton Switch Dual This Y-cable splitter takes a single output from the AbleNet FingerButton Switch Dual and splits it into two separate switch outputs, allowing one switch press to simultaneously co
Est. $10–$30
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Participation Box The Participation Box is a switch-accessible power outlet controller that lets someone turn on, off, or time-limit any standard mains-powered appliance — a lamp, fan, TV, toy, or b
Est. $50–$120
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QuickTalker FT 12 The QuickTalker FT 12 is a dedicated voice output communication device that stores and plays back pre-recorded messages across 12 symbol-sized button locations and 5 programmable l
$265.00
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Smooth Talker with Levels The Smooth Talker with Levels is a dedicated voice output AAC device that records spoken messages across five memory levels and plays them back in one of eight selectable modes — i
Est. $150–$350
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Sound Bank Plus The Sound Bank Plus Mirror is a small, wall-mountable recording device that stores up to 30 seconds of audio and plays it back when activated — essentially a single-message voice r
Est. $25–$60
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Talking Button The Talking Button is a small, press-to-play recording device that stores and replays up to 10 seconds of audio — enough for a word, short phrase, or reminder message. It's well-su
Est. $20–$50
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BIGmack The BIGmack records up to 2 minutes of spoken message and plays it back each time you press the large activation button — so someone can say a phrase, a greeting, or a response by
$155.00
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LITTLEmack The LITTLEmack is a compact single-message voice output device — press the button once and it plays back whatever short recording has been stored, up to 2 minutes long. It's well-s
$155.00