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We have two types of Braille devices in our library:
Braille displays - Devices that can connect to computers and/or smartphones. The devices take the information that appears on the computer/phone's screen and displays it as refreshable Braille. The devices may also be used to control the computer/phone's applications.
Braille notetaker - Braille notetakers function like portable computers. Some devices allow the user to type using a Braille keyboard, while others use a standard QWERTY keyboard. The device may be used to type notes, browse the internet, and send and receive email. Some devices may also act as GPS devices, play music files, or play audiobooks. The device may display information on a refreshable Braille display or speak it out loud using text-to-speech software.
Braille notetaker (Braille keyboard; 32-cell).
Market Price Estimate: $5795
Manufacturer: HIMS
Braille notetaker (Braille keyboard; 32-cell).
Market Price Estimate: $5795
Manufacturer: Humanware
Fully-integrated Windows 10 portable Braille device with a 32 cell Braille display, a Perkins style keyboard, the power provided by the easy selection of the screen reader of choice.
Market Price Estimate: $5500
Manufacturer: Inside Vision
Braille display, bookreader, notetaker (Braille keyboard; 20-cell).
Market Price Estimate: $699
Manufacturer: Orbit Research
Braille notetaker (Braille keyboard; 16-cell).
Market Price Estimate: $2795
Manufacturer: HandyTech
Braille display (Braille keyboard: 40-cell)
Market Price Estimate: $4,595
Manufacturer: Humanware
Braille display (Braille keyboard: 14-cell)
Market Price Estimate: $1,545
Manufacturer: Freedom Scientific
The Hable One is a Braille keyboard built to make typing and controlling your screen reader faster and easier for blind people, designed specifically for use with smartphones and tablets. Compact enough to fit in a pocket, it connects seamlessly to any device, enabling complete control without needing to hold the phone itself. With Hable One, users can send messages, write emails, and browse the web using simple, familiar Braille taps—keeping their phone securely out of hand but fully accessible.
Market Price Estimate: $199
Manufacturer: Hable
With the Mantis Q40, users no longer need to choose between a keyboard or a braille device – at the same time a student or professional is typing on the Mantis, the refreshable braille below the keyboard is providing a multimodal braille complement to the screen reader, making it easier to participate in, and succeed at, school or work.
Market Price Estimate: $2,682
Manufacturer:
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