Alright, so from what I've been able to gather online regarding this keyboard, it's been around for a little while. After listening to last week's RNIB podcast, where Steven Scott did a demo of the Logitech K380, I decided to give it a shot and bought one of my very own.
So far, I'm impressed on it's size and build quality, and for the price, it looks like a pretty decent little keyboard.
I am currently looking for a pair of bluetooth headphones (NOT earbuds, as I have never been able to fit any I’ve tried into my ears and they block out critical environmental sounds!) that have 5.0 bluetooth and are quickly and easily able to switch between paired audio sources (preferably 3 of them: my iPhone, the Envision glasses and my PC). I also need a quality microphone on them or, if I can’t get that, no mic at all so that recording goes to my iPhone mic. I also need extremely long battery life.
Alright, so I'm currently attempting to find a Bluetooth receiver/transmitter, where once I set it as a receiver and connect my iPhone to it, like some Bluetooth speakers, VoiceOver and iOS sounds remain on the phone while audio, like music or podcasts, go through the receiver.
I purchased a TaoTronics Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver/Transmitter but, like before, all audio, including VoiceOver and iOS sounds go through the receiver.
Does anyone know and could recommend a receiver/transmitter that will receive audio, minus VoiceOver and iOS sounds?
Planning to use my iPhone on kitchen counter or my desktop with stable stand to view written labels or long documents. I’m looking to do these tasks with hands free of iPhone. So many nifty ocr apps to try out! Please pass on your evaluation of stands for iPhones use.
When I give presentations, I use Voiceover to read the text of the presentation. For informal settings, I don’t mind using standard earbuds, but for larger or more formal presentations, I would rather not have the visual distraction of a cord running from my ear to the phone. I’m looking for a discreet Bluetooth earpiece to solve this problem.
When I say discreet, I mean the earpiece fits entirely in the ear.
Hey guys!
Unfortunately, there are not all types of headphones that I can use, due to the fact that I have excess wax in my ears and on medical advice.
Does anyone know of a model that has good latency, preferably bluetooth 5.1 or higher, that is preferably in ear cushions although, in the situation I am in, even those similar to AirPods would work, perhaps, that are discreet and cheap?
I would like to use them in synema, for example, hence the question of size.
Is there a mini bluetooth keyboard user out there who could tell me keyboard commands please? I know quite a few, but picking up one at a time is laborious. is there a list anywhere, or would someone write one if they know lots of keyboard commands. I know mini keyboards may not have all the same keys as each other. I have control, command, option and function keys.
I am looking for a musical keyboard I can use with my ipad mini 3 and also my computer. I'd like to be able to plug a sustain peddle into it and have midi capabilities.
Anyone have a suggestion? That would be the best day ever.
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Hello everyone, have you tried DM a smart battery case for iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s? What do you think about this smart battery case? Is it worth to buy for us the blind users? Thanks for your answer
I am seeking OTC hearing aids. I already have a pair of MFI aids I purchased from an audiologist. But I have flexible spending money in my account that I need to spend before the end of the year, and having OTC hearing aids as a backup seems a good use for it.
But in researching, I see the self-fitting aids pair with an app to configure them, and I am concerned I'll buy aids only to find out the app is inaccessible.
Has anyone used OTC aids that are configured by an app and what was your experience?
It’s time to finally retire my trusty old Canon printer, so I was hoping for some recommendations.
Naturally, one of my main concerns is ensuring that any software necessary to setup, manage and use the printer on my Mac will play nicely with VoiceOver. So, does anybody know if Epson and HP printers are as good in this regard as my Canon has been (and hopefully newer Canon printers would be)? If so, this should enable me to simply choose the printer/scanner which best suits my requirements without having to factor in accessibility.
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I'm seeking recommendations for a good pair of bluetooth headphones that I can sleep in. When I google bluetooth sleep earbuds, ones come up, but the play time is something silly, like 6 or 8 hours, umm, that's not even a whole night. I'd definitely prefer something with noise cancelling, as I'm an extremely light sleeper. Does such a pair of earbuds even exist? I'd even be open to a neckband pair, as long as it's bluetooth, and will work with my iPhone.