Braille displays supported by iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
You can use VoiceOver on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and a Bluetooth-enabled braille display to read and navigate.
Below is a list of supported braille displays that you can use with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. To ensure your braille display uses the correct table, make sure you have the latest version of iOS. Then click the device link to go to the device-specific commands for VoiceOver.
Alva
American Printing House for the Blind (APH)
Mantis Q40
Chameleon 20
Baum
VarioConnect 12 (Conny)
Pronto! (18, 40) version 4 or newer
Eurobraille
Freedom Scientific
Focus 40 Blue v5
GW Micro
Braille Sense
Handy Tech
Basic Braille Plus (32, 40)
Braillino (Requires serial numbers greater than 09307)
Easy Braille (Requires serial numbers greater than 09123)
Harpo
BraillePen (only supports Common braille commands for VoiceOver)
BraillePen 14
HIMS
Braille Sense (Requires firmware v4.0 and higher)
BrailleSense 6
BrailleSense 6 mini
BrailleSense U2 QWERTY
Humanware
BrailleNote Apex BT (18, 32)
BrailleNote Apex QT (18, 32)
Brailliant BI X (20, 40)
KGS
Braille Memo (32, 40)
MDV
National Braille Press
B2G
Ninepoint Systems
Nippon Telesoft/Perkins
Optelec
EasyLink (only supports Common braille commands for VoiceOver)
Papenmeier
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Refer to Common braille commands for VoiceOver for the universal list of common commands.
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