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ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard vs LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard

Buy the ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard if you use ZoomText screen magnification software on a Windows PC. Its 18 dedicated keys trigger magnification changes, screen enhancements, AppReader and DocReader without memorized hotkeys, and the 36-point labels are the largest here. Buy the LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard if you want a wireless board for a Mac, iPad or tablet, or you don't use ZoomText. It pairs over Bluetooth up to about 30 feet and runs up to six months on two AAA batteries. Reviewers rate it 4.8 out of 5, though from only 16 ratings. The ZoomText board is wired and built around one software package; the LogicKeyboard is the more flexible, portable choice.

  • Choose the ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard if you run ZoomText on Windows and want one-press access to magnification, AppReader and DocReader.
  • Choose the LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard if you need a wireless board for a Mac, iPad or tablet and don't depend on ZoomText.

Prices

  • ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard: $143.00 at My Digital Apex (checked today)
  • LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard: $114.90 at Ask Ergo Works (checked today)
  • Difference: the LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard is $28.10 cheaper than the ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard today
ZoomText
ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard

ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard

$143.00at My Digital ApexChecked 6 h ago
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Pros
  • Largest key labels of the two at 36-point text
  • 18 dedicated keys control ZoomText magnification and readers
  • Keys can be reassigned to apps, documents or web pages
  • No batteries or pairing to manage
  • High-contrast Black on Yellow or White on Black
Cons
  • Wired USB only, no wireless option
  • Useful shortcuts depend on owning ZoomText
  • Bulky full-size footprint
  • No Mac or tablet support
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 roughly 30 feet of range
  • Works with Windows, Mac, iPad and tablets
  • Up to six months on two AAA batteries
  • Three high-contrast color schemes
  • Compact, light at about 11.1 oz
Cons
  • No ZoomText or screen-reader shortcut keys
  • Smaller labels than the ZoomText board
  • Battery changes every few months
  • Only 16 ratings behind its 4.8 score

What separates them

ZoomText Large-Print KeyboardLogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard
ConnectionWired USBBluetooth, up to about 30 feet
Label size36-point text on every key and buttonCharacters about 4x standard size
Software integration18 dedicated ZoomText keys, reassignable to commands, multimedia or app launchesStandard 78-key layout with no screen-reader or magnification shortcuts
Color schemesBlack on Yellow or White on BlackYellow on Black, White on Black or Black on White
PowerDraws power over USB, no batteriesTwo AAA batteries, up to 6 months
PlatformsWindows PC with ZoomTextWindows, Mac, iPad and tablets
Layout and sizeFull-size keyboard with function rowCompact mini layout, 78 keys, about 11.1 oz
Track recordLong-running 4th-generation model from Vispero4.8 out of 5 from 16 ratings

Price history

  • ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard: lowest $143.00 on Nov 10 at My Digital Apex.
  • LogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard: lowest $110.95 on Nov 8 at The Low Vision Store.

Prices at every store

ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard

  • My Digital ApexNew

    In stock

    $143.00Checked 6 h ago
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  • Access IngenuityNew

    In stock

    $178.20Checked 6 h ago
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  • Boundless Assistive TechnologyNew

    Availability unknown

    $175.00Checked 6 h ago
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  • Emerald Coast Vision AidsNew

    Availability unknown

    $178.20Checked 6 h ago
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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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Specs compared

SpecZoomText Large-Print KeyboardLogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard
Key label text size36-point text—
Color schemesBlack on Yellow or White on Black—
Dedicated feature keys18 dedicated ZoomText keys—
ConnectionUSB connection—
Generation4th generation—
Software versionv4.1—
USB portsUSB Ports—
Wireless connection—Bluetooth
Operating distance—Up to 30 feet ~ 10 meters
Battery life—up to 6 months
Battery type—2 x AAA batteries (included)
Number of keys—78 keys
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SpecZoomText Large-Print KeyboardLogicKeyboard Large Print Bluetooth Keyboard
Net weight—11.1 oz ~ 320 g
Operating current—<4mA
Operating voltage—<3,3V
RF output power—4dBm Max
OS compatibility—Windows 10/11
Chassis color—Black
Connectivity—Bluetooth
Language / Layout—QWERTY
Compatibility—Windows, Mac
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What reviewers say

ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard

Owners are low-vision users and their families, and the response centers on legibility and the ZoomText shortcut keys. Most say the large high-contrast labels make typing far less tiring, while complaints focus on the wired connection and the keyboard being tied to ZoomText.

What people mention
  • LegibilityPraisedOwners say the 36-point labels are readable at a glance, even in dim rooms.
  • ContrastPraisedThe black-on-yellow option is the favorite for glare and low light.
  • ZoomText keysPraisedUsers like triggering magnification and readers with one held function key.
  • Software tie-inCriticisedBuyers who do not run ZoomText find the dedicated keys useless.

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.

Questions and answers

Which is better for someone with macular degeneration?
Both target low vision. The ZoomText board has the larger 36-point labels and adds one-press magnification controls if you use ZoomText. The LogicKeyboard wins if you also want wireless use on a tablet.
Do I need ZoomText software to use the ZoomText keyboard?
No. It types like a normal USB keyboard. The 18 dedicated keys only do their magnification and reader commands when ZoomText is installed.
Which lasts longer?
The ZoomText board has no battery to run down and is on its 4th generation. The LogicKeyboard needs two AAA batteries about every six months, but its keys and chassis should hold up similarly.
Can the LogicKeyboard work with a Mac or iPad?
Yes. It pairs over Bluetooth with Windows, Mac, iPad and tablets. The ZoomText keyboard is USB and built for Windows PCs running ZoomText.
Is the ZoomText keyboard worth stepping up to over a plain large-print board?
Only if you use ZoomText daily. The dedicated keys save you from memorizing hotkeys. If you just need bigger letters, the LogicKeyboard covers that and adds wireless freedom.
Which has better contrast?
Both offer high-contrast schemes. The LogicKeyboard adds a Black-on-White option alongside Yellow-on-Black and White-on-Black. The ZoomText board offers Black on Yellow or White on Black.

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