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In this video, the speaker discusses the Mini Vision 2 phone, a tool that is not widely talked about in the assistive technology community. The phone is available from Capsules and other dealers who specialize in access technology devices. It is smaller in size compared to an iPhone 12, with a front-opening box and a lightweight design. The phone features a speaker at the top, a screen, and a four-way navigation pad with buttons on the left and right sides. The device also includes a keypad, a headphone jack, and a micro USB charging cable. The speaker demonstrates the phone's features, such as accessing the home screen, reading messages, and using dictation to compose and send text messages. The speaker praises the phone's smooth navigation and overall usability, noting that it is a fully accessible feature phone that allows for phone calls and messaging. However, the phone does not support features like internet browsing or email. The speaker thanks Ras Mobility and Capsules for providing the device and invites viewers to learn more during an upcoming ACB Community Call.

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Michael Babcock Kapsys Minivision2 review

December 23, 2023

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