Eyoyo Portable Digital Video Magnifier Electronic Reading Aid 3.5 Inch LCD Screen for Low Vision 2x-25x Zoom Foldable Handle
$75.99
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Eyoyo Reading Aids are designed to meet the needs of various users, especially those with low vision, color blindness, and amblyopia, providing an excellent visual experience. Please note: People with severely impaired vision are not recommended to use this product.
An ideal aid for reading, writing, and viewing maps or books. It makes the perfect gift for your elderly family members.
Eyoyo Digital Magnifer
You can connect the magnifier to the TV by the AV(RCA) cable to expand your viewing.
It’s a good Christmas/birthday/holiday gift for your parents, grandparents, etc.
Product Dimensions : 25 x 2 x 0.01 inches; 9.95 ounces
Item model number : YS008
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : April 12, 2020
Manufacturer : China OEM
ASIN : B0871Q5L6H
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #86,346 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #181 in Magnifiers
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2X-25X Magnification: Supports 2x/8x/16x/25x magnification to zoom in and out on text. Please note that the magnifier must be placed on books or newspapers for reading; otherwise, the image may appear blurry due to the fixed focus
8 Color Modes: Choose from full color, black and white, black on white, white on black, blue on white, white on blue, yellow on blue, and blue on yellow. Multiple color modes are available to suit your vision needs
Snapshot & Screen Lock: Supports photo capture and playback. You can take snapshots of important or loved ones’ images and play them back. The freeze picture function is also available, making it easier to read and view. Supports TF cards up to 32GB (TF card not included)
AV Output: Connect the magnifier to a television using a TV cable, allowing you to view images at a larger magnification than the screen of the magnifier
Ergonomic Handheld Design & Foldable Bracket: The streamlined body makes it comfortable to hold for extended periods. The back of the magnifier features a foldable bracket for flat placement on a desktop. Slide the magnifier to read from start to finish in a newspaper. Ideal for reading, writing, and viewing maps, and books
13 reviews for Eyoyo Portable Digital Video Magnifier Electronic Reading Aid 3.5 Inch LCD Screen for Low Vision 2x-25x Zoom Foldable Handle
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John Salazar –
Super happy with this but I can understand other negative reviews.
I was very hesitant to buy this. I had tried one of those microscopes with a 7″ screen, I also tried a handheld camera that connected to a USB on my computer and that was not that great.This is perfect. It’s not to bulky and it does actually work really well. However there are some things you need to take into consideration. First off just like a magnifying glass you have to vary how far away from the object you hold this. Too far and the item appears dark and out of focus. You also have to understand that if an older person is using this and their hands shake that will causes problems. You basically get the same effect as if you zoomed all the way in on your cell phone camera and then spun around to aim it at something. It basically just becomes super hard to lock onto an object at that point as the image becomes jittery and impossible to get back in focus.What I like. It’s pretty essay to operate, turn it on hold it about 1/8″ above what you want to read and it will show you a clear magnified image. There are buttons to make the text larger or smaller, like I said super easy to use.What I don’t like. This has options for you to record what you see onto a memory card. It’s one of those things where you just have to ask, why? Why would anyone want to record something they are magnifying? This extra feature just adds extra buttons and makes it complicated for older folks.So does it work? Yes, really well. However, If you are buying for someone you have to be honest about whether they can A, turn it on and b, hold it steady. If those two things are a concern this may not be for them.
MiLeToP –
Far exceeds Expectations
This item starts out at 2 x the normal size when viewing text, then you can increase to 4, 8 & 16 times magnification & then to 25 x if needed; The operating instructions are easy to follow, all of which makes difficult reading a pleasure once more; this is highly recommended for low vision readers & will enhance your experience tremendously.
Doug Couch –
REALLY IMPRESSED!
[To start with…no, I’m not associated with the vendor or manufacturer, etc.] —This inexpensive 3.5″ video magnifier is well made and all features work easily and as promoted. I bought it for a 95-year-old man with severe macular degeneration, especially impacting close up vision. He has other hand held magnifiers and they are minimally helpful. Was trying to find something that would work better for him. Tried glasses with interchangeable lenses 2.5x to 25x…was not useful for him. Bought this video device and tried it myself including attached to my TV…worked really really great! Took it to his place and for the first time, he could use it by himself and be able to read words and track along to the next word. I think with practice, he could read with it. Unfortunately, his TV was lacking the ability to easily switch inputs to its yellow RCA port. He has a PC with a modern monitor and will be looking into utilizing either a RCA to HDMI or RCA to RGA adapter. Should work, and make this device even more useful for him. With the TV (or possibly monitor) aspect, he probably won’t need the larger, more expensive models…important on his fixed income. I was afraid it would be flimsy and not last, but this was not the case…it is well made. It has a useful manual, but could be improved to be more clear to ordinary folks like us. I might buy another one for myself. 5 stars for sure!
Maxine Holmes –
For mom
Order this for my mom, she said she loves it just wish the screen was a little larger.
BW –
Improve your vision with this magnifying reader device.
Great reading device, it is so helpful. My mom had used a similar one and I ordered for a friend in need of something similar. It has been so helpful to helping her vision. It will contrast to whit on black, white on blue, blue on white, blue on yellow or just plan magnify black on white. There is a real style cable for hooking up to an older television as well. I highly recommend this to anyone that is having vision issues.
CATHERINE YARNES –
Helps Dad be able to still do for himself
Why did you pick this product vs others?:My father is losing his vision due to wet AMD. This product is so helpful to him. It allows him to still be able to read things which makes him feel like he is still somewhat self-reliant. That alone makes it worth the cost.
Harrison –
It does what it advertises
works great, no complaints. Has helped my wife greatly
barbgal –
Wonderful!
I’ve just read a chapter in a book that contains multiple fonts, font sizes and colors, and illustrations, and the magnifier has been excellent. It’s easy to click bigger for reading italics, and back to a lower magnification for the rest. I was worried that this would track poorly, as video-camera readers used to, which is that as you move the reader, the text on the screen would stretch out into gray, and only slowly come back into focus. This magnifier tracks beautifully, even on the largest zoom, and moving quickly. Hooray! It is easy to keep it on the line of text. It took me a couple minutes, and returning to the sale site, to figure out how to pull out the stand, but it works well once you get it. On my book, the foldable stand ran up against the book binding on the right page while reading, so, I put it back down, and it slid over just fine.This opens up a whole trove of books I could not read before, because they were not on kindle (I use text to speech), or in the NILS Talking Book and Braille Library; or as audiobook on hoopla. I am super glad to be able to “read” again! And P.S. the reviewer that said her mom could not insert the USB to charge, hey, lady, do it by feel? You can’t use your eyes for everything!
Erdon300 –
It’s very clear and works well.. As stated in the description it has 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x and 25 x magnification. I use it on 2x and it doesn’t quite cover a column so you have to move it back and forth when reading a newspaper. I have macular degeneration so this magnifier is very helpful. I bought a second one for my office because I have trouble reading documents.
George E Barlow –
This item is a great help to anyone like me is loosing their sight.
Nken –
Very good item djust what I wanted
johana –
Para la gente que le cuesta leer,es lo mejor
DW –
This item seems to be very well constructed, and has a simple, intuitive user interface. Of course with the small screen you can only magnify a small area at a time, but devices with larger screens cost 10x as much. The attached photo is a screen capture done with the device set to 4x magnification. The text in this case was printed with an inkjet printer on plain paper, so is not as sharp as commercial printing, but I used this example to illustrate device usage with different font sizes. (Typical fine print is at least 6 pt).If you want to read War and Peace, this isn’t the tool to use (try an audiobook instead), but e.g. for checking details in a recipe book or a medication prescription, someone with problems reading smaller print could find this tool very useful.For folks with a steady hand, the Magnifier app on their iPhone might work just as well, but others will like the fact that this device can be set down and used hands-free.