Description
Acesight adopts AR ( Actual Reality ) technology, is the electronic glasses (E-glasses) that let you see even with severe low vision. Recommended by Dr. Edward Paul, OD, PhD.
Acesight are electronic glasses that let you see even with severe low vision. Even with severe eye conditions, a user is empowered with more possibility when they wear Acesight.
What are the low-vision E-glases?
Low vision E-glasses are the high-end low vision eyewear that adopt the advanced assistive technology to help people with vision impairments live independently by enhancing their vision acuity thus enabling them to be engaged in more social activities. It is the perfect low vision aids choice for people with age-related macular degeneration AMD, retinitis pigmentosa, myopic macular, retinal detachment, diabetic retinopathy, etc.
Why are Acesight Electronic Glasses Unique?
- 15x high magnification
- 10 high contrast colors
- Outline for blurry vision
- Open design for cool and comfortable wear
- Controller Lock
- Focus Lock
- Floating Reading Mode
- Narrow Mode for peripheral vision loss
- Find Function
Function Difference Between Acesight & Acesight S
|
Functions |
Acesight |
Acesight S |
|
Open for Peripheral Vision |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Zoom in/out |
Yes |
Yes |
|
High Contrast |
10 high contrast combinations |
4 high contrast combinations |
|
Outline |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Controller Lock |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Focus Lock |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Floating Reading Mode |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Narrow Mode |
Yes |
- |
|
Find Function |
Yes |
- |
Which Shall I Choose?
Choose Acesight S…
If You Have A Complete Visual Field
Acesight S doesn’t have the Narrow mode exclusively for people with incomplete vision.
If you have complete visual field, you don’t need the function Narrow mode, which is available on Acesight but not Acesight S.
Choose Acesight…
If Your Visual Field Got Blind Areas
The Narrow mode on Acesight is more helpful for people with incomplete vision.
The Narrow mode shrinks the image into your viewable area. It is for people whose visual field got blind areas. In the video below you will find more details about Narrow Mode.
For example, a person with glaucoma can use Narrow mode to display the whole vision in a smaller window right in the central area, so that the image won’t be blocked by the peripheral vision loss.
Choose Acesight S…
If Low And Mid Zoom Levels Are Enough For Your Vision
Acesight S shares the same magnification times with Acesight, yet Acesight S doesn’t have the Find function, which makes it easier to locate things when using high magnification.
If the low and mid zoom levels are enough for your vision, the Find function can facilitate the use too, just help a bit less in this case.
Choose Acesight…
If You See Things In High Magnification Most Of The Time, And Prefer An Easier Way To Locate Things
The Find function provides the users with a crosshair on the screen. The image which was previously magnified is going to zoom out to minify when the Find function is triggered. You can easily find what you want to see in the bigger picture.
Choose Acesight S…
If You Don’t Rely On Specific High Contrast Color Modes To See
Acesight S keeps 4 high contrast color modes:
- Black on white
- White on black
- Black on yellow
- Yellow on black
If these 4 high contrast colors are enough for your vision, try Acesight S.
Choose Acesight…
If High Contrasts In Blue/White, Blue/Yellow And Black/Green Suit Your Vision Better
Acesight has 10 high contrast colors in total, 6 more than Acesight S:
- Black on white
- White on black
- Black on yellow
- Yellow on black
- Blue on white
- White on blue
- Blue on yellow
- Yellow on blue
- Black on green
- Green on black