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LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard vs Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard

Buy the LogicKeyboard if you need wireless freedom, a small footprint, or Mac and iPad support. Buy the Ergoguys if you want a full-size wired board with yellow high-contrast keys and programmable buttons. The LogicKeyboard is the more versatile of the two: Bluetooth, up to 6 months on two AAA batteries, and a compact 78-key layout. The Ergoguys is a plain USB keyboard with a 10-million-keystroke switch rating and 12 programmable keys, but it is wired and PC-only. Owners of large-print boards like these praise the readability; the LogicKeyboard's 4.8 rating from 16 buyers is a small sample but positive.

  • Choose the LogicKeyboard if you want a wireless large-print keyboard that works with Windows, Mac, iPad and tablets and takes little desk space.
  • Choose the Ergoguys if you want a full-size wired keyboard with bright yellow keys, 12 programmable keys and a long switch rating, and you only use a PC.

Prices

  • LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard: $114.90 at Ask Ergo Works (checked today)
  • Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard: $10.00 at eBay (last seen Nov 8)
  • Difference: the Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard is $104.90 cheaper than the LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 10)
LogicKeyboard
LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard

LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard

4.8(16 ratings)
$114.90at Ask Ergo WorksChecked 6 h ago
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Pros
  • Wireless Bluetooth with up to 30 feet of range
  • Characters 4x larger than standard keyboards
  • Three high-contrast color options
  • Works with Windows, Mac, iPad and tablets
  • Compact and light at 11.1 oz
Cons
  • Only 78 keys, no number pad
  • Runs on AAA batteries
  • No programmable keys
  • Small review sample
Ergoguys
Ergoguys CD-1038 Black USB Wired Ergonomic Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard Large Print Yellow Keys

Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard

Ergoguys CD-1038 Black USB Wired Ergonomic Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard Large Print Yellow Keys

$10.00at eBayChecked Nov 8
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Pros
  • Bright yellow keys with extra-large legends
  • 12 programmable keys
  • Switch rating over 10 million keystrokes
  • Full-size layout with number pad
  • No batteries or pairing needed
Cons
  • Wired USB only
  • PC only, no Mac support
  • Large 18.7-inch footprint
  • No backlight or wireless option

What separates them

LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth KeyboardErgoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard
ConnectionBluetooth wireless, up to 30 feetUSB wired
Power2 x AAA batteries, up to 6 monthsBus-powered over USB, no batteries
Layout and sizeCompact 78-key mini layout, 11.1 ozFull-size, 18.7 in wide, 1 lb
Key legendsCharacters 4x larger than standard, three contrast color optionsExtra-large legends on yellow keys
Platform supportWindows and Mac, plus iPad and tabletsPC only
Extra keysStandard typing keys only12 programmable keys
Durability ratingNot publishedSwitch rating over 10 million keystrokes
PortabilityLight and cable-free, easy to move between rooms or devicesStays put on a desk

Price history

  • LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard: lowest $110.95 on Nov 8 at The Low Vision Store.
  • Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard: lowest $77.93 on Nov 8 at Walmart.

Prices at every store

LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard

  • Ask Ergo WorksNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $114.90Checked 6 h ago
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  • The Low Vision StoreNew

    In stock

    $110.95+ $5.95 shippingChecked Nov 8
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  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by the_low_vision_store

    $113.95+ $2.95 shippingChecked Nov 8
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Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard

  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by IPC Store

    $77.93Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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  • Ink Toner ShopNew

    In stock

    $120.33Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by sven_aol_era (96.5% positive, 120 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $10.00+ $10.15 shippingChecked Nov 8
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  • eBayOpen box

    Availability unknownSold by nickb98 (98.7% positive, 188 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $14.00+ $10.15 shippingChecked Nov 8
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Specs compared

SpecLogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth KeyboardErgoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard
ConnectivityBluetoothWired
Language / LayoutQWERTYQWERTY
UsePCPC
Wireless connectionBluetooth—
Operating distanceUp to 30 feet ~ 10 meters—
Battery lifeup to 6 months—
Battery type2 x AAA batteries (included)—
Number of keys78 keys—
Net weight11.1 oz ~ 320 g—
Operating current<4mA—
Operating voltage<3,3V—
RF output power4dBm Max—
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SpecLogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth KeyboardErgoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard
OS compatibilityWindows 10/11—
Chassis colorBlack—
CompatibilityWindows, Mac—
Connection—USB Wired
Key legend size—extra-large key legends
Key color—Yellow Keys
Key switch rating—greater than 10 million keystrokes
Weight—1 lb
Interface—USB
Features

What reviewers say

LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard

  • 4.8 / 516 ratings

Reviewers give it high marks for readability and build quality, with many saying it helps them type without straining. Some complain about stiff keys and the compact layout requiring a learning curve.

What people mention
  • ReadabilityPraisedUsers say the large, high-contrast characters make typing much easier on the eyes.
  • Build qualityPraisedReviewers describe the keyboard as sturdy and well-made.
  • Key feelCriticisedSome find the keys stiff and requiring more force than expected.
  • LayoutMixedThe compact 78-key layout saves space but takes adjustment, especially without a number pad.

Ergoguys Ezsee Low Vision Keyboard

Buyers who need large, high-contrast lettering generally find the Ezsee does its job, with legends that are easy to read at a glance. Some note the keyboard is bulky and the print is oversized for anyone with normal vision.

What people mention
  • LegibilityPraisedOwners say the big yellow letters are far easier to read than standard key legends.
  • SizeCriticisedThe wide full-size body takes up more desk space than a standard keyboard.
  • BuildMixedSome find it solid and durable, others describe it as basic plastic.
  • Programmable keysPraisedUsers like the 12 shortcut keys for common tasks.

Questions and answers

Which is better for someone with low vision?
Both are built for it. The LogicKeyboard offers 4x larger characters in three contrast schemes and adds wireless use across devices. The Ergoguys uses yellow keys with extra-large legends and a full-size layout. Pick the LogicKeyboard for flexibility, the Ergoguys for a fixed desk setup.
Which lasts longer?
The Ergoguys publishes a switch rating over 10 million keystrokes, which suggests a long life. LogicKeyboard does not publish a rating. The LogicKeyboard's batteries need replacing roughly every six months; the Ergoguys draws power from USB.
Can I use either with a Mac or iPad?
The LogicKeyboard works with Windows, Mac, iPad and tablets over Bluetooth. The Ergoguys is a PC-only USB keyboard, so it is not the right pick for Apple devices.
Is the LogicKeyboard worth stepping up to over the Ergoguys?
Step up if you want wireless, a compact size, or Mac and tablet support. Stay with the Ergoguys if you want a full-size board with a number pad and programmable keys and never move it.
Do either have a number pad?
The Ergoguys is full-size and includes one. The LogicKeyboard is a compact 78-key layout without a dedicated number pad.
Which is easier to set up?
The Ergoguys: plug in the USB cable and type. The LogicKeyboard needs Bluetooth pairing and battery installation, but then works cable-free.

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