I love my Orbit 20 Plus, and the automatic translation that it offers. It has the best quality braille I’ve ever seen on any display. Since I’ve gotten used to reading on it, now even new hard copy paper braille looks a little soft.
It is really small, about half the size of a pack of sigs.I have a Note Teller II and a voice mate or what ever that unit that does recordings poorly. The IBill is more accurate than both of these units. I got mine for $99.
I have an IBill. It’s great. Well worth the money. It’s read everything I’ve thrown at it, even worn and crumpled bills. I used to never use cash because it was such a hassle to keep track of what I had. I have no issues now and am happily using cash once again.
I for one appreciate information such as this. Until I can identify my own money tactually, VI consumers need as many choices as possible, and this sounds like a good one.
In my personal opinion, the Orbit Writer is well worth the money. It hangs straight from a neck lanyard when I need to use the keyboard while standing or sitting. It sure is faster to write with a keyboard than to swipe all around on my iPhone’s screen. Especially when I have a lot to write.
I am really having fun with the Orbit Writer and just figured out that I can go into my photos on my iPhone and find a particular photo I want. I also figured out on how to send a photo with text to my daughter-in-law. This sure makes life so much simpler and I really thank Orbit Research for coming up with this idea.
Hello, I received my orbit reader 40 and wanted to let you know that I love the product. Thank you so very much for coming up with a solution that is reasonable in price
I love the braille, I used a demo a while ago and the braille reminds of me those signs in hotels and work places in the US. I can’t really explain better than that
