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TrySight TrySight creates practical low vision technology for reading, viewing, typing, learning, and everyday access.

For over 10 years, we have supported individuals, students, seniors, schools, professionals, dealers, and institutions.

A device demo can show you what the technology can do.A real trial tells you whether it actually works for the person wh...
09/15/2026

A device demo can show you what the technology can do.

A real trial tells you whether it actually works for the person who will use it.

Before recommending low vision technology, test a few things:

- Can the user complete the real task they need it for?

- Does it work in the classroom, workplace or home where it will actually be used?

- Does it work with the laptop, tablet or other technology already in place?

- Can the user carry it, set it up and use it without unnecessary help?

- Is there a clear plan for training and support?

- Most importantly, does the person actually want to use it?

Features matter. But the right device is the one that fits the person, the task and the environment.

Save this for your next low vision technology evaluation or product trial.

Emails, documents, websites, printed handouts. A normal day can move between all of them.Mercury 13 Pro 9 is designed to...
09/05/2026

Emails, documents, websites, printed handouts. A normal day can move between all of them.

Mercury 13 Pro 9 is designed to bring those tasks together in one low vision computer system.

Use it as a Windows computer, magnify printed pages on screen, have printed text read aloud, and save documents to return to later.

For students, professionals and people with low vision who work with both digital and printed information, it means fewer separate devices on the desk.

Learn more about Mercury 13 Pro 9:
https://trysight.com/mercury-vision-13-pro-9-low-vision-computer-system/

A student with low vision may not need the same support in every classroom.But a few simple things can make learning mat...
08/21/2026

A student with low vision may not need the same support in every classroom.

But a few simple things can make learning materials easier to access.

• Give the student flexibility to sit where they can see best.

• Check lighting and glare from windows, boards and screens.

• Share slides, notes and classroom materials digitally when possible.

• Use clear, larger and less cluttered print when needed.

• Make sure there is enough desk space for a laptop, magnifier or other assistive technology.

Most importantly, ask the student and their TVI what works best for them.

A small change in the classroom can make a big difference in how easily a student can take part.


A school day does not happen at one desk.Students move between classrooms, different activities, and different devices t...
08/13/2026

A school day does not happen at one desk.

Students move between classrooms, different activities, and different devices throughout the day.

That matters when choosing technology for a student with low vision.

MagniBot 2 is compact, foldable and cord-free. It weighs 1.91 lb, runs for up to 8 hours, and works with Chromebooks, iPads, Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone.

That gives schools more flexibility to use the same tool across different parts of the school day.

Learn more about MagniBot 2 on the TrySight website.

Small text on your computer screen?Windows already has a few tools that may make it easier to read.1. Make the text larg...
08/04/2026

Small text on your computer screen?

Windows already has a few tools that may make it easier to read.

1. Make the text larger

Open Settings, select Accessibility, then Text size. Move the slider until the text feels comfortable.

2. Zoom in quickly

Press the Windows key and Plus key together to turn on Magnifier.

Press the Windows key and Esc when you are finished.

3. Try a contrast theme

Open Settings, select Accessibility, then Contrast themes. Try the available options and choose the one that feels clearest.

Save these steps for the next time your screen feels difficult to read.

Some everyday tasks should not have to feel like a challenge.Holding a letter closer.Moving your phone under a brighter ...
07/28/2026

Some everyday tasks should not have to feel like a challenge.

Holding a letter closer.

Moving your phone under a brighter light.

Zooming in again.

Looking twice to read a label.

These are small moments that many people with low vision experience every day.

Accessibility is not always about big changes.

Sometimes it starts with making everyday information easier to see, easier to read, and easier to use.

That is why thoughtful design matters.

Choosing a low vision tool is not only about what the device can do. It also needs to work for the student, in the class...
07/22/2026

Choosing a low vision tool is not only about what the device can do. It also needs to work for the student, in the classroom they use every day.

Before making a decision, schools can ask:

- What does the student need to read or view during a normal lesson?

- Will the tool work with the laptop, tablet, and other technology already being used?

- Can the student carry it, set it up, and move between activities without missing part of the lesson?

- Is it comfortable to use for reading or viewing over a longer period?

- Who will help the student learn how to use it confidently?

A good tool should fit naturally into the school day and help the student take part with less difficulty.

Save or share this with a school team reviewing low vision support.

Letters. Bills. Labels. Books.When small print becomes difficult to read, even simple everyday tasks can take more time ...
07/17/2026

Letters. Bills. Labels. Books.

When small print becomes difficult to read, even simple everyday tasks can take more time than they should.

ReadDesk connects to a Windows laptop or PC and gives you different ways to read printed material.

You can enlarge the page on screen, scan a full page and hear it read aloud, or save an important document to return to later.

ReadDesk offers live magnification up to 30X and folds flat when you need to carry it between home, school, work or travel.

Learn more:
https://trysight.com/readdesk-camera-for-magnifying-reading/

Can you read the important information at a glance?Light text, busy backgrounds, and unclear labels can make everyday in...
07/11/2026

Can you read the important information at a glance?

Light text, busy backgrounds, and unclear labels can make everyday information difficult to read, especially for people with low vision.

A few simple changes can help:

Use clear dark and light contrast
Keep backgrounds simple
Make important text large and easy to find
Check signs, screens, buttons, and labels

Before you publish or print something, take one more look.

Is the message easy to see?

Save this tip for later.

Low vision can affect daily life in different ways.For some people, reading small print is the challenge.For others, it ...
07/06/2026

Low vision can affect daily life in different ways.

For some people, reading small print is the challenge.

For others, it is seeing the board, using a computer, typing comfortably, or keeping up with everyday tasks.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer.

A good first step is to ask:

What is the person trying to do, and what is getting in the way?

At TrySight, we create practical low vision technology for school, work, and daily life.

Learn more: https://trysight.com/

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