Fine print does not have to be a struggle. Set the Eyoyo Digital Magnifier on a page, a label, or an envelope, and the text appears enlarged on the screen, anywhere from 2X up to 25X. Eight display modes and adjustable LED lighting make it easy to find the combination that reads most comfortably, and the AV output puts the same image on a TV for relaxed, hands-free reading.
Built around one job: making small text readable again
Every control has a single purpose, so there is no menu to learn. Power on, choose a zoom level, pick a display mode, and read. It is designed for people with low vision, and for anyone who reaches for a magnifying glass more often than they used to.
What it does
2X to 25X zoom
Step up gradually from newspaper columns to the tiny print on a medicine box.
8 display modes
Full colour plus high-contrast text and background combinations for tired eyes.
Adjustable LED light
Brighten dim paper, or dim the light down on glossy magazine pages.
AV output to a TV
Send the picture to the living-room screen and read from an armchair.
USB Type-C charging
Same cable as most phones, and it works either way round.
Cordless and portable
Rechargeable battery inside, so it travels from the kitchen table to the clinic.
A gift that gets used every day
Parents and grandparents often go quiet about the letters they can no longer read. This is the kind of present that hands that back to them: charge it once, press the power button, and it is ready. No app, no account, no computer.
Watch on the TV, charge with Type-C, everything in the box
Plug the AV cable into a television and the enlarged image moves to the big screen, which makes longer reading sessions far easier on the neck and shoulders. When the battery runs low, any standard USB-C cable tops it back up.
From the morning paper to the supermarket aisle
- Books, newspapers and magazines
- Medicine labels and dosage instructions
- Bills, bank statements and letters
- Price tags, receipts and coupons
- Recipes and food packaging
- Restaurant menus
- Crosswords, puzzles and card games
- Photos, stamps, coins and needlework
Specifications
| Magnification | 2X to 25X |
| Display modes | 8, full colour plus high-contrast combinations |
| Lighting | Adjustable LED |
| Video output | AV out to TV, cable included |
| Charging | USB Type-C |
| Screen size | [FILL IN] |
| Battery life | [FILL IN] |
| Weight | [FILL IN] |
| In the box | [FILL IN: magnifier, AV cable, USB-C cable, manual, pouch] |
Common questions
Does it need a phone, computer or Wi-Fi?
No. It is a self-contained device with its own screen and battery.
Why eight display modes instead of one?
Contrast preferences differ from person to person and change with the lighting in the room. Black on yellow may read best under a lamp, while plain full colour is better for photos and product packaging.
Can it show the image on a television?
Yes. Connect the included AV cable to a TV with an AV input and the enlarged picture appears on the big screen.
Does it read text out loud?
No. It enlarges and brightens what is under the lens, it does not speak.
Is it manageable for someone who avoids gadgets?
The buttons are physical and labelled, there are no menus to navigate, and the printed guide covers everything in a few steps.
Eyoyo Digital Magnifier for Seniors - Reading Aid, 2X-25X Zoom
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Fine print does not have to be a struggle. Set the Eyoyo Digital Magnifier on a page, a label, or an envelope, and the text appears enlarged on the screen, anywhere from 2X up to 25X. Eight display modes and adjustable LED lighting make it easy to find the combination that reads most comfortably, and the AV output puts the same image on a TV for relaxed, hands-free reading.
Built around one job: making small text readable again
Every control has a single purpose, so there is no menu to learn. Power on, choose a zoom level, pick a display mode, and read. It is designed for people with low vision, and for anyone who reaches for a magnifying glass more often than they used to.
What it does
2X to 25X zoom
Step up gradually from newspaper columns to the tiny print on a medicine box.
8 display modes
Full colour plus high-contrast text and background combinations for tired eyes.
Adjustable LED light
Brighten dim paper, or dim the light down on glossy magazine pages.
AV output to a TV
Send the picture to the living-room screen and read from an armchair.
USB Type-C charging
Same cable as most phones, and it works either way round.
Cordless and portable
Rechargeable battery inside, so it travels from the kitchen table to the clinic.
A gift that gets used every day
Parents and grandparents often go quiet about the letters they can no longer read. This is the kind of present that hands that back to them: charge it once, press the power button, and it is ready. No app, no account, no computer.
Watch on the TV, charge with Type-C, everything in the box
Plug the AV cable into a television and the enlarged image moves to the big screen, which makes longer reading sessions far easier on the neck and shoulders. When the battery runs low, any standard USB-C cable tops it back up.
From the morning paper to the supermarket aisle
- Books, newspapers and magazines
- Medicine labels and dosage instructions
- Bills, bank statements and letters
- Price tags, receipts and coupons
- Recipes and food packaging
- Restaurant menus
- Crosswords, puzzles and card games
- Photos, stamps, coins and needlework
Specifications
| Magnification | 2X to 25X |
| Display modes | 8, full colour plus high-contrast combinations |
| Lighting | Adjustable LED |
| Video output | AV out to TV, cable included |
| Charging | USB Type-C |
| Screen size | [FILL IN] |
| Battery life | [FILL IN] |
| Weight | [FILL IN] |
| In the box | [FILL IN: magnifier, AV cable, USB-C cable, manual, pouch] |
Common questions
Does it need a phone, computer or Wi-Fi?
No. It is a self-contained device with its own screen and battery.
Why eight display modes instead of one?
Contrast preferences differ from person to person and change with the lighting in the room. Black on yellow may read best under a lamp, while plain full colour is better for photos and product packaging.
Can it show the image on a television?
Yes. Connect the included AV cable to a TV with an AV input and the enlarged picture appears on the big screen.
Does it read text out loud?
No. It enlarges and brightens what is under the lens, it does not speak.
Is it manageable for someone who avoids gadgets?
The buttons are physical and labelled, there are no menus to navigate, and the printed guide covers everything in a few steps.
Eyoyo Digital Magnifier for Seniors - Reading Aid, 2X-25X Zoom
$89.77