Are the numbers printed on the outline? Are they large enough a senior citizen could read them?
577185
The numbers could be a little better. They are on the outline. I had no trouble. The colors are not as nice as the kitty picture. Howeverit gave me something to do that was fun and I would recommend it. My 5 year old Granddaughter loved the picture and has it in herroom. Grandson has the kitten. Hope you have fun. Hope this helps. Good luck!
577186
Not to me. I am 65 I guess if you wore your reading glasses maybe then yes. But at the time it was too intricate for my five year old gramddaighter
577187
Some of numbers are very small. I wouldn't recommend for anyone with vision issues. I gave this as a gift and was told that it was very difficult for an 8 year old to complete.
2233231
I'm 90 with 90 year old eyes and find the numbers are very easy to see. Also, my favorite feature is the white background on the display section with large black letters and numbers which are very easy to read.
23995
Are you kidding? I've seen telephones for seniors with a 10 digit keypad larger than this whole computer. With everything so small on this thing, most seniors probably couldn't even see what they were doing.
147519
I recommend the item ... But I wouldn't put more than 3 lines in order to have a bigger font . I put 4 lines of information and the fonts are small, it can be read though.
1930982
The type on the cards is not quite a 48 point using Microsoft Word. The cards are used at a senior's group that we belong to and everyone seems able to use them. I would think that they are large enough for nursing home people. I bought them for my grandkids. They do not have to use little plastic markers and that means less clean up! My observastion was that the younger klids (6 and 7) had no problem using them. The cards do have a little window that must be closed. At first that was stiff, but it quickly loosened up! Hope this helps!
172104
The readout numbers are approx 1/4". I can see them without my reading glasses.
121608
Yes. When one of the buttons is pressed, the reciever will say "number 3" (or whatever number button is pressed. I have an elderly care home with 6 residents, and its perfect!
832147
Digits are about 1/2 inch tall, yes you should be able to read them from a sitting angle.
333188
They have numbers. Dot dominoes are also available. In my opinion, the numbered dominoes are easier to read.
1653926
Yes, but the numbers are necessarily displayed "vertically." I'm somewhat surprised that others have not expressed annoyance at learning to read "digital time" top-down instead of left-right.
457023
Yes. The numbers are definitely recessed. You can easily read the numbers by touch.
1333241
Yes, but it is kind of big for just one number. Suggestion - use a piece of cardboard to cut out a piece the size of the unit and then take a black marking pen and put the one number on it to see if you like it.
533501
No. It reads to whole numbers, like 106, 285, etc. It has a wide range, even reading up to 900 and over.
1520739
It is readable but it is smaller print as well so if you have a really difficult time then I probably wouldn't suggest it. The different colored back grounds make it a little difficult too with it having some green, blue and some yellow and then white I think if it was all white it would be easier to view.
602652
The numbers are easy to read without reading glasses, but the labels are too small. However, the tiny labels are not important, since the runner will likely know from configuring and using the watch what the numbers on the screen are and where they are.By the way, when I run, I wear sport goggles with prescription bifocal lenses.
751544
Yes, they are large and easily visible for someone with big fingers, older or with poor vision. I have been buying them for my grandfather for 10 years now and he loves it. They work with all of his components.
196333
I would say Yes. I was able to place the 13 digit numbers into a word document.