Access to books, news, educational materials, and digital information supports lifelong learning and community engagement.

iPad

Two iPad tablets shown front and back.

Overview: Tablet with extensive built-in accessibility features.

Accessibility Features: VoiceOver, Zoom, large text, color adjustments, reading, communication, and entertainment access.

Considerations: Features vary by app.

iPad on the Apple website

iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus

Two hands each holding an iPhone.

Overview: Smartphone with integrated accessibility tools.

Accessibility Features: VoiceOver, magnification, communication tools, and access to a large accessibility ecosystem.

Considerations: Learning curve may vary by user.

iPhone on the Apple website

Orbit Reader 20

Orbit Reader 20 braille display, a black rectangular device with a row of refreshable braille cells and control buttons above.

Overview: Affordable refreshable braille display.

Accessibility Features: Supports reading, note-taking, editing, and connectivity with phones and computers. Helpful for some users with neuropathy.

Considerations: 20-cell display may be limiting for some users.

Orbit Reader 20 on the Orbit Research website

BARD Mobile

Overview: Library, books, and braille access.

BARD Mobile on the App Store

NFB-Newsline Mobile

Overview: Accessible news and information.

NFB-Newsline Mobile on the App Store

Bookshare Reader

Overview: Accessible books and reading.

Bookshare Reader on the App Store