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  6. Compact/Mini Keyboards

Products that match: Compact/Mini Keyboards

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Hands operating the Braille keyboard device beneath a tablet computer screen

EasyLink 12 Touch

EasyLink 12 Touch provides Braille access on touchscreen devices such as the iPhone, iPad or iPod. 

Large rectangular keyboard with black keys on beige background with pen in front.

Cherry Keyboards (Various Models)

Modified keyboards that are suitable for people with mild motor malfunctions as well as finger/headstick users, dysmelia-injured people, people with joint problems, and visually impaired people.

Angled view of black rectangular braille display with 14 cells and 8 light blue keys.

Focus Blue (Various Models)

Braille interface devices featuring a rugged design for portability and highly responsive keyboards and USB and Bluetooth connectivity.

Compact keyboard with number pad and color-coded keys.

Little Fingers

Little Fingers is a fully functioning keyboard to enhance a kid's ability to learn proper computing and keyboarding skills.

Sleek, minimalist Braille Cell Device with a row of 8 buttons followed by braille.

esys Series

Stand alone Braille display with an integrated keyboard, built-in applications, and Bluetooth or USB connectivity.

Wired, rectangular keyboard with legs and circular recessed keys.

Mini Keyboards (Various Models)

The Mini Keyboards are smaller keyboards designed for individuals with very little power and little ability to operate a traditional keyboard.

4 Key Version of the X-Keys; 4 keys in a row with small controller about the size of two keys on one end.

X-keys Sticks

A custom computer interface controller with four to sixteen programmable keys for specialized commands with addressable backlighting in a compact, low profile footprint.

A small black keyboard with a touchpad to the right.

FAVI FE02RF-BL Mini Keyboard

FAVI FE02RF-BL is a wireless backlit mini keyboard with a laser pointer. The familiar android hotkeys are located beneath the touchpad of the controller for easy access (Home, AppMenu, Back and Search). 

A medium-sized keyboard with full QWERTY layout and a built in mouse. The keyboard is off-white, witb a long bar that runs the length of they keyboard at the top with a black cord connecting to it.

Magic Wand Keyboard

Miniature computer keyboard with a built-in mouse, designed to be used with little or no hand movement and requires no strength.

Slim keyboard with nine key slide out number pad

Number Slide Compact Keyboard

The Number Slide's retractable number pad slides out when you need it and away when you are finished.

A black keypad with numbers and letters, about the size of a mobile phone.

RiVO (Remote Interface to VoiceOver)

An assistive technology product for the blind and visually impaired to use the smartphone more freely. Rivo connects to the smartphone and works as if it is the same smartphone with buttons.

Various models of compact computer keyboards. They are all nearly identical to standard keyboards, except that they are missing numeric keypads on the right-hand side, and the keys are more compactly arranged. One model has a card reader slot on the upper right-hand corner. two are solid black. One model is black keys with light silver top and bottom borders. one is medium silver with light silver keys.

Compact Keyboard (Generic)

Mini keyboards—usually without a numeric keypad.

Small keyboard device the size and shape of a numeric keypad on a standard keyboard. There are twenty keys, which have various alphanumeric labels. The device base is black, and the keys have blue backlighting.

X-Keys (Various Models)

Small keypad macro and hot keys system for programming keyboard shortcuts for a computer.

A small rectangular device with two inputs on the end.

B-Key

A five-finger keyboard input software intended for people who only have the use of one hand to enable them to type with 5 fingers without having to move the hand to reach the keys of the second part of the keyboard. 

A person holding a bent wooden stylus/ stick to press a key on a white rectangular keyboard. The keys have a slight arc-shape layout.

Mini Keyboard with Magnetic Stylus

A mouse and keyboard replacement that is used with a magnetic stylus. It is designed so only one key needs to be pressed at a time. Adapted for people with very weak muscle strength (muscular dystrophy), people with a very small range of motion of the extremities.