Walters — assistive technology products
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Walters 4x12 Monocular
$132.95
This is a small 4x monocular, a one-eyed telescope that makes distant and nearby things look four times larger. It focuses from about 7¾ inches out to infinity, so it works for reading a menu or a sign across the room. At under 2 ounces, it can be held in the hand or fixed to a finger ring, hand grip, or a pair of eyeglasses with a separate mounting clamp. The glasses option is useful if you want your hands free. It's best for someone who needs 4x and no more; the field of view is a modest 12.5 degrees, so you see a fairly narrow area at a time. It comes with a neck strap and a case.
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Walters 6x16 Monocular
$133.95
This 6x monocular is a small, single-eye telescope that makes far-away things look six times closer, and it can also focus on close objects as near as about 9.75 inches. You can hold it up to your eye, or unscrew the eye piece and attach it to an existing pair of eyeglasses with a separately sold mounting clamp. It weighs about 2.25 ounces and is under 3 inches long, and it comes with a neck strap and case. It suits someone who wants to see signs, screens, or distant details without carrying bulky gear. The field of view is narrow at 9.3 degrees, so it takes some practice to find and follow what you want to look at.
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Walters 6.3x25 Monocular
$150.95
This is a small handheld monocular that magnifies things 6.3 times, so you can see signs, screens, or faces across a room or down the street. It focuses from about 21 inches out to infinity, which means it can also help with some closer viewing. It weighs only 3.5 ounces and is under 4 inches long, so it slips easily into a pocket or bag. A neck strap and carrying case come with it. The field of view is fairly narrow at 8.5 degrees, so expect to hold it steady and take a little practice to find and follow what you want to look at.
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Walters 8x21 Monocular
$165.95
This is a small handheld monocular, a single-lens scope that magnifies distant things 8 times. It focuses from about 11.5 inches out to far distances, so you can use it for a bus sign across the street and then for something close in hand. At 3.5 inches long and under 3 ounces, it slips into a pocket or hangs from the included neck strap, and a carrying case comes with it. The field of view is a narrow 6.5 degrees, so you see a small slice of a scene at a time, and it takes a little practice to find and hold on a target.
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Walters 2X Lens
$69.00
The Walters 2X Lens is a lens doubler, which doubles the magnification of a compatible Walters handheld telescope. It's made for the 7x25, 8x30, and 10x30 models, so it suits someone who needs a closer view of distant things like signs or street details.
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Walters 8x20 Monocular
$208.95
This small 8x monocular magnifies things at a distance, like a sign, a bus number, or a whiteboard across the room, and it can focus as close as 11 inches. You can hold it up to your eye by hand, or unscrew the eye piece and attach it to your eyeglasses with a separate mounting clamp. It weighs about 2.5 ounces and is under 4 inches long, so it's easy to carry. A neck strap and case come with it. The field of view is narrow at 7 degrees, so you'll see a small area at a time and need a steady hand to find your target.
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Walters 10x20 Monocular
$314.95
The Walters 10x20 is a small handheld telescope that magnifies things 10 times, so you can read signs, bus numbers, and menu boards from a distance. It focuses from about 16 inches out to far away, which means the same unit can also help with closer viewing, such as reading a wall display. At 4 ounces and 4.5 inches long, it's easy to carry in a pocket or bag, and it comes with a case and a neck strap. It has a fairly narrow 6-degree field of view, so you see a small area at a time and may need practice finding and holding on a target.
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Walters 7x25 Monocular
$330.95
This is a handheld 7x25 monocular, a small single-barrel scope that makes distant things look seven times closer. It also focuses close up, so it can help with reading signs, menus, or objects at arm's length as well as faraway targets. It has a 10-degree field of view and weighs 7.5 ounces. A case and neck strap come with it, so it's easy to carry and keep handy. Because it's held up to one eye, you'll want to practice finding and holding steady on a target. The narrow view can take some getting used to.
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8x21 Monocular
$40.95
This pocket-sized monocular magnifies distant things eight times, so you can read signs, see a board across a room, or look at details far away. You turn and slide the barrel to focus. A fold-down eye cup helps it pack away small, and it measures about 3-3/8 inches when closed. It comes with a zipper pouch that has a neck strap and a dust cover. It is a one-eyed device, so you hold it up to look through it, and it has a fairly narrow view of about 7 degrees.
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6x16 Monocular
$40.95
This pocket-sized monocular magnifies distant things six times, so you can read a sign, check a bus number, or see a board across the room with one eye. It has a 16 mm lens and a 9.5-degree field of view, and it closes to under 3 inches long. It focuses from about 9 inches out to far away, though one listing gives an average close focus of 14 inches, so check before counting on very near use. A zipper pouch, neck strap, and dust cover come in the box.
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4x12 Monocular
$40.95
This small handheld monocular magnifies distant things four times, so you can read a sign, a menu board, or a bus number from across the room or street. It's a one-eyed telescope, and the lens is 12 mm wide. It closes down to under three inches long, so it fits easily in a pocket or purse. It also focuses on nearer objects, though the two listings give different close-focus distances (about 6.5 inches in one, about 14 inches in the other), so check that if close-up use matters to you. A zipper pouch, neck strap, and dust cover come with it.
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6x16 Rubber Coated Monocular
$57.95
This 6x monocular is a small, rubber-coated telescope that brings distant things closer, like a board across a classroom or a street sign. It can also focus as near as about 9 inches, so it works for some close-up looks too. The rubber coating makes it tougher and easier to grip than a plain monocular, which is why schools like it. It can be mounted on eyeglasses for hands-free use, and it comes with an eye cup, neck strap, and carrying pouch. It stays at 6x power, so it won't suit someone who needs stronger magnification, and its field of view is fairly narrow at about 9 to 9.5 degrees.
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3X20 Short Focus Monocular
$40.95
This small 3x monocular makes things look three times closer and can focus from about 7 inches out to far away, so one tool covers reading small print up close and spotting signs or faces at a distance. It weighs only 1.3 ounces and gives a 9 degree field of view, which is fairly narrow, so you'll see a small area at a time.
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Walters 4x10 Monocular - Spectacle Mount
$256.95
This is a small 4x monocular, a one-eyed telescope, made to attach to a pair of eyeglasses so you can look at distant or near objects without holding anything. It has an 8.5 degree field of view and focuses from about 6.5 inches out to infinity. It weighs about an ounce and is under two inches long. Instead of an eye cup, it has two lock nuts for mounting. It suits someone with low vision who wants hands-free viewing and doesn't need more than 4x magnification. The clamp that attaches it to your glasses, a flip-up adapter, is a separate purchase.
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Walters 10x25 Monocular
$184.95
This 10x monocular is a small handheld scope that magnifies things at a distance, such as signs, bus numbers, or a whiteboard across the room. It focuses from about 15 inches out to far distances, so one device can also work for closer viewing. At 4 ounces and 4.5 inches long, it fits in a pocket or bag, and it comes with a case and a neck strap. A narrow 5.2° field of view means you see a small slice of the scene at a time, so spotting and tracking a target takes some practice.
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Walters 7x21 Monocular Lightweight, Bright & Compact
$237.95
This is a 7x21 monocular, a small handheld scope that makes faraway things look seven times closer. It's useful for reading signs, bus numbers, or a whiteboard from a distance. It weighs 2.75 ounces and is about 3-1/4 inches long, so it slips into a pocket or hangs from the included neck strap. It focuses as close as 10 inches, which means it can also help with nearer viewing tasks. A case comes with it. The field of view is a narrow 7.5 degrees, so expect to scan slowly to find your target, and you'll need a steady hand to hold it still.
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Walters 8x20 Rubber Coated Monocular
$317.95
This is a small handheld 8x monocular, a one-eyed telescope that makes distant things look eight times closer. It's built for someone with low vision who wants to read signs, bus numbers, or menu boards from across the room or street. The rubber coating makes it more durable and lighter than a standard monocular, and it weighs only 3.5 ounces and is about 3¾ inches long, so it slips easily into a pocket or bag. It focuses from 11 inches out to far distances, and it comes with a case and a neck strap. Because it magnifies this much, you'll need a steady hand and some practice to find and hold a target. Expect to spend a little time learning to aim it.
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Walters 3.25x25 Monocular
$125.95
This small 3.25x monocular magnifies distant or mid-range objects, and it can focus anywhere from about 11 inches out to infinity. It's a good fit if you have low vision, want your hands free, and don't need more than 3.25x magnification. The removable eyecup lets you mount it on your own glasses, but that needs the separate flip-up clamp adapter, which is not included. It weighs just over an ounce and is about 2 inches long, with a 7.5 degree field of view, so the view is fairly narrow.
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Walters 3.8x11 Monocular with 2 Lock Rings
$271.95
This small monocular magnifies distant things 3.8 times, and it can focus as close as 7 inches, so you can use it for far-away signs or for close detail. It has a 16-degree field of view, which is wide for a monocular this size. It weighs under an ounce and is under 2 inches long. You can hold it by hand, put it on a stand or tripod, or mount it in spectacles, a finger ring, a hand grip, or a spectacle clamp. A neck strap and case come with it, and it ships with two lock rings.
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Walters 2.75x8 Monocular
$248.95
This small 2.75x monocular is built to mount on an existing pair of eyeglasses, so you can look at things in the distance or up close without holding anything in your hand. It has a 12.5 degree field of view and focuses from about 5 1/2 inches out to infinity. It weighs just 0.75 ounces and is about 1 1/2 inches long. It suits someone with low vision who wants hands-free use and needs only modest magnification. It has no eye cup and attaches through two lock nuts, so you need the separately sold flip-up clamp adapter to put it on glasses. That clamp is a catalog-only item.
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Walters 6x16 Rubber Coated Monocular
$149.95
This 6x monocular is a small, rubber-coated telescope for seeing things at a distance, and it can also be mounted on a pair of glasses so your hands stay free. It focuses from about 9 3/4 inches out to far away, so it works for near tasks and distant ones. The rubber coating makes it tougher than a standard monocular, which is why schools like it. It comes with an eye cup, neck strap, and case. At 6x it's a modest strength, so it won't be enough for someone who needs more magnification than that.
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Walters 14x20 Monocular
$349.95
This is a handheld monocular, a small one-eyed telescope, that magnifies distant things 14 times. It's useful for reading signs, bus numbers, menus on a wall, or a whiteboard from across the room. The focus range runs from about 17 inches out to far distance, so it can also work for objects fairly close by. At 4.5 ounces and 5 3/4 inches long, it's light enough to carry all day, and it comes with a case and a neck strap. The view is narrow (3.5 degrees), so it takes some practice to find and hold on a target.
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Walters 8x32 Monocular
$309.95
This 8x32 monocular is a handheld optical scope that magnifies distant things eight times, such as street signs, a whiteboard, a bus number, or a stage. It lets in more light than many models at similar power, which helps the view stay bright. It has a 7.8-degree field of view and focuses from about 25 inches out to far distances. At 7.2 ounces and 5.5 inches long, it's light enough to carry in a bag or on the included neck strap. It also comes with a protective case and an eye cup that blocks stray light. It's a good fit for someone who needs a closer look at far-away detail but doesn't need help with reading up close. You hold it to one eye, so a steady hand matters, and this is not a tool for reading near text.
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Walters 10x30 Monocular
$359.95
This handheld monocular magnifies distant things ten times, using a 30 mm lens that lets in more light than many monoculars at similar power. It's meant for seeing signs, faces across a room, or a board or screen at a distance. It focuses from about 33 inches out to far away, with a 6.5° field of view, so you see a fairly narrow slice of the scene at once. At 8 ounces and 6 inches long, it's easy to carry, and it comes with a case and neck strap. Because it's held in the hand, hand steadiness matters at this power, and finding and following a target takes some practice.
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