Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard vs Logickeyboard Nero Braille and Large-Print Keyboard (Windows, White, English)

The Logickeyboard Nero is the stronger low-vision keyboard for most people: bigger 10 mm x 13 mm characters, black-on-white contrast, scissor switches, two USB ports and a bundled LogicLight lamp. The Ergoguys CD-1038 is the pick only if you need yellow keys or left-handed use, since its 12 programmable keys and left-handed design are rare. Build is close: both rate key switches at 10 million keystrokes, but the Nero is heavier and stiffer, while the Ergoguys is a light 1 lb plastic board. Owners of large-print keyboards generally praise the Nero's readability and lamp; the Ergoguys draws mixed notes for a spongy feel and legends that are large but lower contrast.

• Choose the Ergoguys CD-1038 if you want yellow high-contrast keys, left-handed use, or 12 programmable keys for shortcuts and macros.
• Choose the Logickeyboard Nero if you want the largest printed characters, black-on-white contrast, a built-in lamp and two extra USB ports.