Beecher Optical — assistive technology products
11 products from Beecher Optical in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Beecher 5.5X25 Tele Microscope - 17" Focal Distance
$695.00
This head-worn binocular magnifies close-up material 5.5 times, so you can read things like sheet music or a newspaper while keeping your hands free. It has a fixed 17-inch focal distance, which means the page has to be held at about that distance to be in focus. The field of view is 11 degrees, which is fairly wide for a magnifier this strong. It's a good fit for someone who needs strong magnification for reading or music at a set working distance and doesn't want to hold a device. Because the focus distance is fixed, picking the right power and distance for the person's eyes and tasks goes much better with a low vision specialist's input.
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Beecher Mirage Binoculars 4.5 X 25
$695.00
These Beecher Mirage binoculars are worn on your head, so your hands stay free while you look at things at a distance. They magnify 4.5 times, focus from about 5 feet out to infinity, and offer a 14-degree field of view. That is roughly twice the viewing area of conventional binoculars. At about 2 ounces, they are light for a head-worn system. They are made for people with low vision who want to see details at a distance, such as a whiteboard, a stage, or a street sign. You will need to learn the focusing and fit, and the included instruction sheet covers that. At $695 and with a fixed magnification, it helps to try them first or ask a low vision specialist if 4.5x is the right strength.
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Beecher Mirage Binoculars 7 X 30
$695.00
The Beecher Mirage 7 X 30 is a head-worn binocular that magnifies distant and mid-range sights 7 times, so someone with low vision can see more detail. Wearing it on your head keeps your hands free, and at about 3 ounces it is lighter than earlier Beecher head-worn models. It focuses from 8 feet to infinity with a 9-degree field of view, and an extended eyepiece is built in to widen what you can see. Because the focus range starts at 8 feet, it's meant for viewing at a distance rather than reading close up. Other magnification options are offered in this line, so it helps to try the strength you need before buying.
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Beecher Mirage Binoculars 6 X 25
$695.00
The Mirage 6 X 25 is a head-worn binocular system that magnifies things 6 times, so someone with low vision can see distant or mid-range objects while keeping their hands free. It focuses from 7 feet out to infinity, has a 10-degree field of view, and weighs only 2.5 ounces. The extended eyepiece is meant to widen what you can see, and the maker says the field of view is about twice that of conventional binoculars. It's a good fit for things like reading a whiteboard, watching an event, or checking signs. It isn't a close-reading tool, and the 7-foot minimum focus means it won't replace a handheld magnifier for print.
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Beecher Mirage Binoculars 5.5 X 25
$695.00
The Beecher Mirage 5.5X25 is a head-worn binocular system that magnifies things 5.5 times, so someone with low vision can see distant objects more clearly. It sits on your head, weighs about 2 ounces, and focuses from 6 feet out to infinity. The 11-degree field of view is wider than conventional binoculars offer, which makes it easier to find and follow what you're looking at. An extended eyepiece is included to widen the view further. It's a complete, standalone optical device, but getting a comfortable fit and learning to aim it takes some practice.
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Beecher Mirage Binoculars 8 X 28
$695.00
These head-worn binoculars give 8x magnification and are made for people with low vision who want a closer look at things in the distance. Because you wear them on your head, they leave your hands free. They focus from about 10 feet out to infinity, have an 8-degree field of view, and weigh just 3.5 ounces. The extended eyepiece is meant to widen what you can see through them. A hands-free pair like this works best when someone has checked that the 8x strength and the fit suit the person's vision and what they want to look at.
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Beecher 4X20 Tele Microscope - 17" Focal Distance
$695.00
This head-worn binocular magnifies print and other close-up material four times, so you can read things like sheet music or a newspaper while keeping your hands free. It has a fixed 17-inch focal distance, which means you hold your reading material at that one distance for it to be in focus. The field of view is about 15 degrees, which is fairly wide for a strong close-up magnifier. Because the focus can't be adjusted, it works best for a person whose reading or music stand sits at about that distance.
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Beecher 3x25 Binocular for Distance Viewing
$235.00
These head-mounted binoculars are worn like glasses, so both hands stay free while you look at things far away. They magnify 3x with 25mm lenses and focus from about 2 feet out to infinity, which suits watching a stage, a game, a service, or birds from a normal seating distance. The frame is rimless and lines up with your eyes on its own, and the whole unit weighs about 3 ounces. A case comes with it. Close-up lens accessories and other magnification models are sold separately if you want a different range.
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Beecher Mirage 5.5x25 Binocular for Distance Viewing
$695.00
The Beecher Mirage 5.5x25 is a pair of lightweight binoculars you wear on your head like glasses, so your hands stay free while you look at things far away. It's made for people with low vision who want to see more at a distance, such as at concerts, church services, sporting events, museums, or while bird watching, and you can sit at a normal distance instead of moving closer. The frame lines itself up to your eyes, and the rimless viewing field gives a wider view than regular binoculars. A case comes with it. Close-up lens attachments are sold separately if you also want to see nearby things.
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Beecher Mirage 6x30 Binocular for Distance Viewing
$695.00
The Beecher Mirage 6x30 is a pair of head-mounted binoculars you wear like glasses, so your hands stay free while you look at things far away. It magnifies 6 times, focuses from about 7 feet out to infinity, and weighs only 3 ounces. Because the frame lines itself up with your eyes and the viewing field has no rim, it's meant to give a wide view for many people with low vision. You can use it for things like sporting events, concerts, theater, church services, museums, bird watching, or watching TV from a normal seating distance. A case comes with it, and close-up lens accessories are sold separately if you also want help with near tasks.
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Beecher Mirage 7x30 Binocular for Distance Viewing
$695.00
The Beecher Mirage 7x30 is a pair of head-mounted binoculars you wear like glasses, so your hands stay free while you look at things far away. It magnifies 7 times, focuses from about 8 feet to infinity, and gives a wider view than conventional binoculars. The frame lines itself up to your eyes, and a case comes with it. People use this style for bird watching, concerts, church services, sports, museums, and watching TV or a computer screen from a normal seat. Close-up lens attachments are sold separately if you also want to read or do crafts.
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