BlindShell Classic 2
Accessible phone with a tactile keypad.
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Product description
BlindShell Classic 2 is an accessible phone that comes equipped with a comprehensive library of apps specially designed for people with vision impairment in mind. It has a tactile keypad and voice control, allowing you to easily access all functions and its popular range of apps, while its built-in features can read documents, detect light, identify colours and access the internet. It also supports apps such as WhatsApp, Audible and BBC Sounds.
BlindShell Classic 2 highlights
BlindShell Classic 2 can be helpful for:
- Accessing information on the go without a touchscreen
Excellent hybrid for people who do not like smartphone screens as buttons are tactile. Voice control to make calls is very popular.
Note for magnification users: The pros and cons are listed next to each other.
Pros
- Popular apps and useful features are available at your fingertips.
- Easier to use with a tactile keypad.
- Long battery life.
Cons
- Apps and features are limited to those selected by BlindShell.
- Voice input to dictate content is limited and there is no built-in assistant.
Ease of use
Moderate
Set up time
Estimate: 1 hour
Price range
£300 - £1,000
This is a rough price estimate. Please check the suppliers website below for current and accurate pricing.
Learn more
Watch the Blindshell classic 2 introduction video for more information.
Manufacturer details
You can find more information on this product by contacting the manufacturer.
Website: https://www.blindshell.com/
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