Re: question about Earphones, earbones, iphones and satnavs
Thanks Sc, I didn't realize the aftershock earphones were actually a specialist thing specifically designed for access.
I've found them online and 74 squid isn't as terrible for anything access related as it might be, not considering that a semi decent set of bluetooth earphones could go as high as fifty. It would be nice though if either there is a podcast or someone could describe the sound clarity on them, sinse while I've read all the guff on the sound n sight website, obviously they're not going to be non biased and I have been in a position previously where a supposedly easy to use and semi bug free product designed for the blind didn't exactly work out as expected, and sinse the physiology of these is something I've obviously not tried before I would rather get as much info as possible.
With satnavs, the rnib one was just one I mentioned, if there is another recommendation. I only sighted the rnib thing because it was specifi cally useful, also if the monthly subscription isn't too horrible it might work albeit I much prefer things like blind square that have a streight, one off price.
I might check applevis for some podcasts about the rnib thing plus any others.
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