Large Print Keyboards
Low Vision KeyboardsLow vision keyboards provide numbers and letters that are bigger and bolder. There are several styles to choose from that are quite inexpensive. Features are:√ Large print letters √ Bold typeface √ Contrasting colors - White on Black, Black on yellow or Black on Ivory Instead of buying a new keyboard you can purchase large letter stick-ons that you put on the individual keys. However, the price is not much different from getting a new keyboard.
Reviews from Amazon for large print keyboards. By Ann Warner "Grannie Annie" (Boonville, MO USA) "My Mom is 86 and has macular degeneration. She has touch typed for years, but can't see the keyboard to put her fingers on the right keys, and has trouble making corrections, finding backspace, etc. She loves this keyboard, and I was really pleased to see several hot buttons to take her directly to e-mail, a home page, etc. Easy to see - buttons are very slightly larger than standard, so her fingers are less likely to slip onto the wrong keys. Nice."
" Vision impaired God Send. I have very poor vision and this keyboard is the greatest help I've ever had." by Robert L. Yeip "Just what I was looking for!I bought this keyboard for a friend with extreme vision limitations. It is just perfect for him and he was so very grateful to receive it. The letters are very large and the contrast of white letters against black background is just what he needs to be able to see it well." by P. Karr
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