LogicKeyboard XLPrint Bluetooth Black on White US

LogicKeyboard XLPrint Bluetooth Black on White US is a wireless mini keyboard for Apple users who find standard keyboard lettering difficult to see. Its keycaps are white with large black American English characters, giving the letters a clear contrast against the key surface. The layout is aimed at visually impaired and mature-aged users while retaining the familiar operation of a physical keyboard.

Bluetooth 3.0 handles communication with compatible devices at distances up to 32.8′ (10 m). Mac and iOS are supported, including compatible iPad, iPhone, and iPod devices. The keyboard measures 284 119 23 mm, weighs 0.3 kg (1 lb), and runs from two AAA batteries, making it a relatively small wireless input device for a desk or mobile Apple setup.

Highlights

• Large American English legends black characters are printed at an enlarged size so letters can be picked out more easily
• Black lettering on white keys the contrasting key design keeps the characters clearly separated from the background
• Bluetooth 3.0 connects to compatible equipment without running a keyboard cable across the work surface
• Up to 32.8′ (10 m) range allows the keyboard and host device to be placed apart when the workstation layout calls for it
• Mac and iOS operation supports compatible Mac systems as well as Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod devices

Quick Specs & Uses

• Product type: Wireless mini keyboard with large-print keys
• Language: American English / US English
• Lettering: Black
• Keys: White
• Connection: Bluetooth 3.0
• Maximum operating range: 32.8′ (10 m)
• Full-functionality OS support: Mac, iOS
• Supported Apple devices: iPad, iPhone, and iPod
• Battery: 2 x AAA
• Application: Large-print typing, Apple workstations, smaller desks, and wireless keyboard setups

Why It Helps

The main difference here is not a complicated keyboard feature. It is the lettering. LogicKeyboard uses large black characters over white keys so someone who struggles with small legends has a clearer reference while typing. The physical keyboard remains familiar; the markings are simply much easier to see.

Cable placement is taken out of the equation as well. Bluetooth 3.0 gives the keyboard a working distance of up to 32.8′ (10 m), which is useful when the screen and keyboard cannot conveniently sit beside the same device. It also means one less keyboard cable running through the work area.