See Every Key Clearly. Feel Every Key Precisely. — Built for Low Vision & Braille Users If standard keyboards leave you squinting, guessing, or making costly typos, the LogicKeyboard Braille + Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard was designed for you. With key labels 4x larger than standard keyboards, high-contrast black-on-white printing, and Grade 1 Braille dots on every key, this is the only wireless Bluetooth keyboard that serves both low vision and Braille-literate users — whether you're managing macular degeneration, low vision, or need tactile Braille confirmation alongside large print. At Ask Ergo Works, our certified ergonomic specialists have recommended LogicKeyboard products for over 30 years to clients in healthcare, education, government, and corporate environments. This is the keyboard we trust for low vision and Braille accessibility. 💡 Which variant do I need? Choose PC for Windows computers. Choose Mac for Apple Mac, iPad, or iPhone — the Mac version includes Command and Option keys. Not sure? Ask a specialist. Less than one optometrist visit. Built to last years. Recommended by OTs, low vision specialists, and Braille instructors nationwide. Key Features 4x Larger Key Labels — 10mm x 10mm high-contrast black-on-white print, dramatically easier to read than standard keyboards Grade 1 Braille Dots on Every Key — tactile Braille confirmation for Braille-literate users and those transitioning to Braille Bluetooth 3.0 Wireless — connects to PC, Mac, iPad, and iPhone without cables or dongles Compact Mini Form Factor — 287mm wide, smaller footprint than full-size keyboards while retaining a complete key layout 78/79 Full-Size Keys — complete layout including function row, number row, and arrow keys Long Battery Life — powered by 2x AAA batteries (included); no charging required X-Switch Key Structure — stable, responsive keystroke with consistent tactile feedback Cross-Platform Compatible — works with Windows PC, Mac, iPad, and iPhone 12-Month Warranty — backed by LogicKeyboard's manufacturer warranty 🇺🇸 US English Layout Before vs. After: Standard Keyboard vs. Braille + Large Print Challenge Standard Keyboard LogicKeyboard Braille + Large Print Key label size ~2–3mm characters 10mm x 10mm — 4x larger Contrast Low (gray on gray) High-contrast black on white Braille tactile dots None Grade 1 Braille on every key Typo rate High — guessing key positions Dramatically reduced Eye strain Constant squinting Relaxed, confident typing Cable clutter Varies None — fully wireless Bluetooth Device compatibility Varies PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone Technical Specifications Dimensions: 287mm x 121mm x 22mm (compact mini form factor) Weight: 315g Key Label Size: 10mm x 10mm Braille: Grade 1 Braille dots on all keys Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0 Operating Voltage:
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