Orbit Reader 40 Braille Display

by Orbit Research

Last checked: Oct 25, 2026

What it does

A 40-cell refreshable braille display, book reader and note-taker that also connects to phones and computers.

How it can be used at home

A student who reads braille loads a book onto a memory card and reads full lines in braille at the kitchen table.

Notes and limits

The maker says to allow up to 6 weeks for it to ship. Ask your state assistive technology program about a demo or loan first (see Ways to pay for it on this page).

Needs it covers

Price: $1,899
Price range: Over $1,000
Monthly cost: None required
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Who it might fit: Families
This is a guide, not a match. What works depends on the person's specific needs, so this may or may not fit everyone.
Setup effort: Medium
Device type: Hearing or vision aid

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Ways to pay for it

This is information only. Cosign does not sell or arrange funding.

State assistive technology program: every state has one, and many let you try a device, borrow one, or get a used one for less. Find yours through the AT3 Center (opens in a new tab), funded by ACL.
Veterans: qualifying enrolled veterans can ask VA Prosthetics (Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service) (opens in a new tab). It usually starts with a referral from your VA doctor.
Medicaid waiver: coverage varies by state. Check with your state Medicaid agency and ask about your waiver.

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