ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard vs Logickeyboard Nero Braille and Large-Print Keyboard (Windows, White, English)
The ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard is the better pick for anyone who actually uses ZoomText screen magnification, because its 18 dedicated keys trigger magnification, AppReader and DocReader commands without memorizing hotkeys. The Logickeyboard Nero is the better pick for a general low-vision typist who wants braille dots on the keys, a white-on-black or black-on-white high-contrast look, and a bundled lamp. Build is comparable on both: full-size layouts, USB wired, plastic chassis. Owners of large-print keyboards consistently rate the ZoomText keys as the reason they keep it, while Logickeyboard buyers praise the braille dots and the LogicLight lamp.
- Choose the ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard if you use ZoomText software and want one-touch magnification, AppReader and DocReader commands built into the keyboard.
- Choose the Logickeyboard Nero if you read braille, want a lamp included, or need a keyboard that works with any Windows screen reader or magnifier.
Prices
- ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard: $143.00 at My Digital Apex (checked today)
- Logickeyboard Nero Braille and Large-Print Keyboard (Windows, White, English): $119.90 at eBay (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Logickeyboard Nero Braille and Large-Print Keyboard (Windows, White, English) is $23.10 cheaper than the ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 10)

