The new iPad combines tremendous capability with unmatched ease of use and versatility. With the powerful A12 Bionic chip, support for Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard, and the amazing new things you can do with iPadOS 14, now there’s even more to love about iPad.
Apple's iOS accessibility suite helps people with disabilities to get the most out of their new iPhone. With features that support vision, hearing, speech and mobility, that make it an enjoyable learning experience.
This is the best phone for the blind and visually impaired. It combines physical buttons, voice control, and accessibility features to provide an easy-to-use experience without the complexity of traditional smartphones.
This telephone includes a waterproof Emergency Alert Pendant to wear around the neck or wrist. It has a built-in amplifier and large, easy to read buttons that make dialing simple. One push of the button on the pendant summons responders from your personal contacts and 911.
Easy-to-use talking phone that takes care of all the basic telecommunications needs. The talking voice guide provides someone who is vision impaired with the ability to use every feature of the phone. And the large tactile buttons allow users to navigate the phone with ease.
This tablet delivers a solid performance for an entry-level to mid range tablet with great display and sound. It includes several accessibility features designed to assist individuals with vision, hearing, speech, and upper mobility impairments.
Released in March 2024, this mid-range smartphone includes a variety of accessibility features to assist users with vision, speech, hearing and upper mobility disabilities.
