Explore the World with Confidence—Backed by the Right Tools
Traveling with vision loss doesn't mean limiting your experiences—it means traveling smarter. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an overseas adventure, the right technology can help you navigate unfamiliar environments, stay organized, and enjoy your trip with greater independence.
At Florida Vision Technology, we’ve put together our favorite gadgets and tips to make your journey smoother and more accessible from start to finish.
1. OrCam Read 3: Your Personal Travel Assistant
The OrCam Read 3 is the ultimate tool for reading menus, signs, maps, and brochures. It converts printed and digital text into speech in real time—just point and listen. Its compact, lightweight design makes it ideal for travel, and its AI-based smart reading helps you skip to the info you need fast.
Travel Tip: Use it to scan airport signage or restaurant menus in a foreign language (multilingual support included!).
2. Victor Reader Stream 3: Audiobooks, Notes & Navigation
This handheld media player is a go-to for frequent travelers. Store your favorite books, record voice notes about landmarks, or access GPS-based navigation apps with simple controls.
Travel Tip: Download travel guides or public transportation schedules ahead of time for easy, offline access.
3. CloverBook Pro: On-the-Go Magnification
If you still use some vision and need a portable magnifier, the CloverBook Pro gives you a large screen and powerful magnification that folds flat for travel. It’s great for reading hotel information, product labels, or even handwritten notes from your Airbnb host.
Travel Tip: Its dual cameras allow you to view both near and far—ideal for reading local maps or bus stop signs.
4. WayAround Tags: Label Your Luggage & More
WayAround uses smart tags and a mobile app to help you label and organize your belongings with audio descriptions. Attach them to luggage, toiletry bags, medication, or travel chargers to stay on top of your packing.
Travel Tip: Record details like clothing colors or airport security instructions and access them with a quick tap of your phone.
5. Vision Buddy: See the Sights in Stunning Detail
Heading to a scenic location? Vision Buddy’s wearable headset lets you magnify the world in high definition. It's perfect for sightseeing tours, museum exhibits, or even relaxing with a movie on your hotel TV.
Travel Tip: Use Vision Buddy to stream shows or content from your devices during long flights or train rides.
Bonus Tips for Stress-Free Travel:
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Plan ahead: Contact your airline or hotel to request assistance if needed.
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Use navigation apps like Seeing AI, Aira, or Be My Eyes for real-time guidance.
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Pack extra charging cables and portable power banks for your assistive devices.
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Keep backups of travel documents in both digital and printed formats with large print or audio access.
Travel Is Possible—and Enjoyable
With the right tools and a little planning, travel can be empowering and enjoyable for individuals with vision loss. At Florida Vision Technology, we’re proud to offer a wide range of accessible devices to help you see more of the world—your way.
Need help choosing the best travel tech?
Visit www.floridareading.com or call us today for expert advice, demos, and personalized support.