Big Letter Print USB Wired Keyboard

Name: Big Letter Print USB Wired Keyboard
Brand: The Accessibility Shop
Price: 49.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Big Letter Print USB Wired Keyboard

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The Big Letter Print USB Wired Keyboard is a practical solution designed to enhance accessibility and ease of use for individuals with low vision or other visual impairments. Featuring large print keys with bright yellow lettering on a black background, this keyboard ensures maximum visibility and readability, making it ideal for users who may struggle with standard keyboards. With its USB interface, this wired keyboard is compatible with both PC and Mac devices, offering versatile functionality for a wide range of users.

Key Features

🆕 High-Quality Design: Constructed from durable ABS material, this keyboard is built to withstand daily use while maintaining optimal performance.
🟨 Large Print Keys: Designed with bright yellow keys and black lettering, the keyboard offers high visibility and contrast for users with low vision or visual impairments.
🌧️ Waterproof Construction: The keyboard features a waterproof design with drain holes, providing added durability and protection against spills and accidents.
🔌 USB Compatibility: Equipped with a USB port, the keyboard is compatible with both PC and Mac devices, offering seamless connectivity and easy setup.
👴 Ideal for Seniors: With its large print keys and user-friendly design, this keyboard is perfect for older adults and individuals with age-related vision changes.

Specifications

Application: Desktop, Laptop
Brand Name: BGEKTOTH
Certification: None
Keyboard Standard: 104 Keys
Type: Wired
Interface Type: USB
Wrist Support: No
Operation Style: Capacitive
Style: Standard
Material: ABS
Color: Yellow + Black
Size: 43×14×2.5cm/16.93×5.51×0.98in (Approx.)
USB Cable Length: 1.2m/3.94ft (Approx.)

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Can you claim it?

Claiming accessible keyboards with the NDIS

Will the NDIS fund Big Letter Print USB Wired Keyboard?

Yes, the NDIS can fund low-cost assistive technology such as the Big Letter Print USB Wired Keyboard if it's deemed reasonable and necessary for your needs.

Are accessible keyboards considered reasonable and necessary?

To determine if accessible keyboards are reasonable and necessary, consider how they support your independence, safety, or participation in daily activities. Discuss your requirement with your support coordinator or healthcare professional for clarification.

How do I begin a claim with the NDIS for accessible keyboards?

To initiate a claim for the with the NDIS:

Choose the product from our selection of low-cost AT items.
Place your order through our site and keep a copy of the order receipt.
Submit the receipt as evidence of purchase to NDIS for reimbursement via your plan manager, my place portal, or at enquiries@ndis.gov.au.

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