Bierley Colour Mouse Magnifier Magnifying Glass
Features
- Compatible with any TV using video input
- See anything in true full colour
- Ergonomic and easy to use
- We offer a Free Delivery Service on this item to all mainland UK locations. Once your order has been placed we guarantee to have your item to you within 7 working days.
- The price of this item is shown exclusive of VAT, therefore we may contact you once your order has been placed to obtain the name of the long term medical condition or chronic illness that the user of the item suffers with. Please note that we obtain the VAT Relief purely for our own records, if you are not eligible for VAT Relief on your order NO ADDITIONAL PAYMENT WILL BE REQUIRED, all costs will be covered by Betterlife from Lloydspharmacy.
Product Details
- ASIN: B00I7OV5NW
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Product Description
Unlike the MonoMouse range, this new ColourMouse magnifies any text in true colour on the television. The other option in this range is the ColourMouse with reverse option which makes viewing easier on the eyes for people with acute light sensitivity. This option allows users to view the image with white text over a black background, or black text on a white background.
Perfect for reading newspapers, magazines, books, prescription bottles, cooking instructions, food labels, bills, statements and much more.
Features
- Compatible with any TV using video input
- See anything in true full colour
- Ergonomic and easy to use
- 24x Magnification on a 20” TV: (High) though suitable for all TV sizes
- SCART connection with Auto-detect (Europe)
- RCA connection (USA & rest of world)
- 6-9 feet of easy store cable
- Durable, CE approved, built to last
How It Works
Simply plug the ColourMouse into any regular television, connect the power and press the large blue button
Your television will change to the correct chanel automatically on European models. For the USA and rest of the world just press your remote control "Video" button
Hold the ColourMouse in your hand, just like a tennis ball or computer mouse, and whatever you move your hand over appears magnified on your television
