Hi all, I’m looking into perhaps using a braille display with my mac. for a long time I couldn’t see much point of a braille display because you’ve got the voice, so there’s no need for the braille. however, I’ve recently changed and see there are times where using a display can be good. Especially with my Iphone. I’ve tried turning the speech off and using the display to remotely control my phone and read the display. This has been good in noisy environments where others are around and having the phone’s speech muted and me using the display is nice. You can also be private if you wish. I for those who are experienced braille display users, apart from the advantage of not having to worry about headphones, which can be annoying at times I find when using the computer. One obvious advantage is no head phones. what are other advantages and disadvantages of using a braille display with a mac? how about having speech and braille at the same time, or muting speech? and do people usually leave the display connected all the time? if so, why? and if not, why not? and if not, what specific reasons do you connect your display. Thanks in advance for any answers. Hope everyone has a wonderful day, Andrew Sent from my 11 inch macbook air
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