I have the actilino, and if you mostly read I can’t recommend it enough. you can scroll without touching a button, in it’s stand alone mode, and with mac and iphone. the software sucks, but if you contract your braille first, and put it on it’s a pleasure to read with, and because of the tactile scrolling it’s a gamechanger reading on kindle. I would buy another one tomorrow if mine was not able to be repaired.
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