LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for PC, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, dark body with white keys and braille dots above the function key row, angled view.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for Mac, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, side view showing angled wedge-shaped raised rear riser design.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, white keys with braille dots, angled isometric view showing full compact layout.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for PC, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, dark body with white keys and braille dots above the function key row, angled view.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for Mac, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, side view showing angled wedge-shaped raised rear riser design.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, white keys with braille dots, angled isometric view showing full compact layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for PC, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, dark body with white keys and braille dots above the function key row, angled view.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for Mac, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, side view showing angled wedge-shaped raised rear riser design.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, white keys with braille dots, angled isometric view showing full compact layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for PC, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, dark body with white keys and braille dots above the function key row, angled view.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for Mac, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, side view showing angled wedge-shaped raised rear riser design.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, white keys with braille dots, angled isometric view showing full compact layout.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for PC, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, dark body with white keys and braille dots above the function key row, angled view.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for Mac, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, side view showing angled wedge-shaped raised rear riser design.
    LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, white keys with braille dots, angled isometric view showing full compact layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for PC, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, dark body with white keys and braille dots above the function key row, angled view.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard for Mac, dark body with white keys and braille dots, angled top-down view of layout.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, side view showing angled wedge-shaped raised rear riser design.
LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth keyboard, white keys with braille dots, angled isometric view showing full compact layout.

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Type by Touch, Anywhere — Wireless Bluetooth Braille Keyboard for Blind Users

The LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth Keyboard is a compact wireless keyboard designed for blind and visually impaired users who navigate entirely by touch. Every key features 6-dot Braille cell labeling (US/UK standard), allowing Braille-literate users to type on a full keyboard layout without any visual reference — and without cables. With Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity and up to 10 meters of operating range, this is the keyboard for users who need tactile Braille access across multiple devices.

At Ask Ergo Works, our certified ergonomic specialists have recommended LogicKeyboard Braille keyboards to blind users, Braille instructors, assistive technology specialists, and rehabilitation teams for over 30 years. This is the keyboard we reach for when a client needs wireless Braille access on PC, Mac, iPad, or iPhone.

💡 Which variant do I need? Choose PC for Windows (SKU: LKB-BRAILLE-BTPC-US). Choose Mac for Apple Mac, iPad, or iPhone — includes Command and Option keys (SKU: LKB-BRAILLE-BTON-US). Not sure? Ask a specialist.

Key Features

  • 6-Dot Braille Cell Labels on Every Key — US/UK standard Braille for tactile navigation
  • Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 — up to 10 meters (32.8 ft) range; no cables or dongles
  • Compact Mini Form Factor — 287mm x 121mm x 22mm; portable and lightweight
  • 78/79 Keys — full layout including function row, number row, and arrow keys
  • X-Switch Key Structure — stable, responsive keystroke with consistent tactile feedback
  • AAA Battery Powered — 2x AAA batteries included; no charging required
  • Cross-Platform — PC variant for Windows; Mac variant for Mac, iPad, and iPhone
  • No Software Required — simple Bluetooth pairing, plug-and-play
  • 🇺🇸 US English Layout

Technical Specifications

  • Braille Standard: 6-dot (US/UK)
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0
  • Operating Distance: Up to 10m (32.8 ft)
  • Number of Keys: 78 (PC ANSI) / 79 (Mac ISO)
  • Key Switch: X-switch structure
  • Key Label Size: 10mm wide x 10mm tall
  • Battery: 2x AAA (included)
  • Dimensions: 287mm x 121mm x 22mm (11.2" x 4.7" x 0.9")
  • Weight: 315g (11.1 oz)
  • In the Box: Keyboard, 2x AAA Batteries, Quick Setup Guide, Warranty Information
  • SKU (PC): LKB-BRAILLE-BTPC-US | SKU (Mac): LKB-BRAILLE-BTON-US

Who This Is For

  • Blind users who navigate entirely by touch and need wireless freedom
  • Visually impaired users who want a portable tactile Braille solution
  • Users pairing a Braille keyboard with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, or Windows Narrator
  • iPad and iPhone users who need a physical Braille keyboard for mobile productivity
  • Braille instructors and educators needing a portable classroom keyboard
  • Assistive technology specialists and OTs equipping clients with wireless tactile access
  • Users learning Braille who want to reinforce recognition across multiple devices

🏥 Ordering for a school, clinic, or organization? Ask Ergo Works supports B2B and institutional purchasing. Contact us for a quote →

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the LogicKeyboard Braille 6-dot Nero Slim Line (wired)?

The Braille Bluetooth is compact and wireless — ideal for portability across PC, Mac, iPad, and iPhone. The Nero Slim Line is a full-size wired USB keyboard with a built-in USB hub, better for dedicated desktop use.

How is this different from the LogicKeyboard Braille + Large Print Bluetooth keyboard?

This keyboard has Braille-only labels — no large print visual characters. The Braille + Large Print Bluetooth model combines Braille dots with 4x larger high-contrast print labels for users who need both tactile and visual cues.

Is this keyboard compatible with screen readers like NVDA, JAWS, or VoiceOver?

Yes — works seamlessly with NVDA, JAWS, Windows Narrator, and Apple VoiceOver on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.

Can I use this keyboard with my iPad or iPhone?

Yes — select the Mac variant at checkout. It pairs via Bluetooth 3.0 with iPad and iPhone and includes Apple-specific keys (Command, Option).

Is this keyboard suitable for someone learning Braille?

Yes — daily use reinforces tactile recognition through repetition. The compact wireless form factor makes it easy to use at a desk, on a couch, or in a classroom.

How long do the batteries last?

Most users report several months of regular use on a single set of 2x AAA batteries (included). The low operating current (<4mA) is designed for extended battery life.

What is the Bluetooth range?

Up to 10 meters (32.8 feet) in open space. Walls and interference may reduce range in practice.

Is this keyboard suitable for post-stroke recovery or neurological conditions?

Yes — many OTs recommend Braille keyboards for stroke recovery and neurological conditions affecting visual processing. The wireless design also reduces desk clutter during rehabilitation. Contact us for a professional recommendation.

What is the difference between 6-dot and 8-dot Braille?

6-dot Braille is the US/UK standard. 8-dot Braille adds two additional dots used in some European markets. This keyboard uses 6-dot.

Does this keyboard require software installation?

No — simply pair via Bluetooth and start typing. No drivers or software required.

Can I order this for my school, clinic, or organization?

Yes — Ask Ergo Works supports B2B and institutional purchasing. Contact us for volume pricing, net terms, and procurement documentation.

Do you offer an assistive technology or ergonomic assessment?

Absolutely. Our certified specialists offer personalized assessments covering keyboard selection, screen reader configuration, Braille display pairing, and full workstation setup. Learn more.

Complete Your Accessible Workstation Setup

A Braille keyboard is most powerful as part of a complete accessible workstation. Our specialists can assess your full setup — screen reader software, Braille display, audio output, and ergonomic positioning.

Book an Ergonomics Consulting Session →

Why Ask Ergo Works?

  • 30+ years of ergonomic expertise — including assistive technology for blind and visually impaired users
  • Certified ergonomic specialists — not just a retailer; we assess, recommend, and follow up
  • Bay Area roots, nationwide reach — virtual consulting available across the US
  • B2B and institutional experience — healthcare, education, government, and corporate clients trust us
  • Curated product selection — we only carry products we'd recommend to our own clients
  • Post-purchase support — we're here after the sale to make sure your setup works

Type by Touch, Anywhere — Wireless Bluetooth Braille Keyboard for Blind Users

The LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth Keyboard is a compact wireless keyboard designed for blind and visually impaired users who navigate entirely by touch. Every key features 6-dot Braille cell labeling (US/UK standard), allowing Braille-literate users to type on a full keyboard layout without any visual reference — and without cables. With Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity and up to 10 meters of operating range, this is the keyboard for users who need tactile Braille access across multiple devices.

At Ask Ergo Works, our certified ergonomic specialists have recommended LogicKeyboard Braille keyboards to blind users, Braille instructors, assistive technology specialists, and rehabilitation teams for over 30 years. This is the keyboard we reach for when a client needs wireless Braille access on PC, Mac, iPad, or iPhone.

💡 Which variant do I need? Choose PC for Windows (SKU: LKB-BRAILLE-BTPC-US). Choose Mac for Apple Mac, iPad, or iPhone — includes Command and Option keys (SKU: LKB-BRAILLE-BTON-US). Not sure? Ask a specialist.

Key Features

  • 6-Dot Braille Cell Labels on Every Key — US/UK standard Braille for tactile navigation
  • Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 — up to 10 meters (32.8 ft) range; no cables or dongles
  • Compact Mini Form Factor — 287mm x 121mm x 22mm; portable and lightweight
  • 78/79 Keys — full layout including function row, number row, and arrow keys
  • X-Switch Key Structure — stable, responsive keystroke with consistent tactile feedback
  • AAA Battery Powered — 2x AAA batteries included; no charging required
  • Cross-Platform — PC variant for Windows; Mac variant for Mac, iPad, and iPhone
  • No Software Required — simple Bluetooth pairing, plug-and-play
  • 🇺🇸 US English Layout

Technical Specifications

  • Braille Standard: 6-dot (US/UK)
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 3.0
  • Operating Distance: Up to 10m (32.8 ft)
  • Number of Keys: 78 (PC ANSI) / 79 (Mac ISO)
  • Key Switch: X-switch structure
  • Key Label Size: 10mm wide x 10mm tall
  • Battery: 2x AAA (included)
  • Dimensions: 287mm x 121mm x 22mm (11.2" x 4.7" x 0.9")
  • Weight: 315g (11.1 oz)
  • In the Box: Keyboard, 2x AAA Batteries, Quick Setup Guide, Warranty Information
  • SKU (PC): LKB-BRAILLE-BTPC-US | SKU (Mac): LKB-BRAILLE-BTON-US

Who This Is For

  • Blind users who navigate entirely by touch and need wireless freedom
  • Visually impaired users who want a portable tactile Braille solution
  • Users pairing a Braille keyboard with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, or Windows Narrator
  • iPad and iPhone users who need a physical Braille keyboard for mobile productivity
  • Braille instructors and educators needing a portable classroom keyboard
  • Assistive technology specialists and OTs equipping clients with wireless tactile access
  • Users learning Braille who want to reinforce recognition across multiple devices

🏥 Ordering for a school, clinic, or organization? Ask Ergo Works supports B2B and institutional purchasing. Contact us for a quote →

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the LogicKeyboard Braille 6-dot Nero Slim Line (wired)?

The Braille Bluetooth is compact and wireless — ideal for portability across PC, Mac, iPad, and iPhone. The Nero Slim Line is a full-size wired USB keyboard with a built-in USB hub, better for dedicated desktop use.

How is this different from the LogicKeyboard Braille + Large Print Bluetooth keyboard?

This keyboard has Braille-only labels — no large print visual characters. The Braille + Large Print Bluetooth model combines Braille dots with 4x larger high-contrast print labels for users who need both tactile and visual cues.

Is this keyboard compatible with screen readers like NVDA, JAWS, or VoiceOver?

Yes — works seamlessly with NVDA, JAWS, Windows Narrator, and Apple VoiceOver on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.

Can I use this keyboard with my iPad or iPhone?

Yes — select the Mac variant at checkout. It pairs via Bluetooth 3.0 with iPad and iPhone and includes Apple-specific keys (Command, Option).

Is this keyboard suitable for someone learning Braille?

Yes — daily use reinforces tactile recognition through repetition. The compact wireless form factor makes it easy to use at a desk, on a couch, or in a classroom.

How long do the batteries last?

Most users report several months of regular use on a single set of 2x AAA batteries (included). The low operating current (<4mA) is designed for extended battery life.

What is the Bluetooth range?

Up to 10 meters (32.8 feet) in open space. Walls and interference may reduce range in practice.

Is this keyboard suitable for post-stroke recovery or neurological conditions?

Yes — many OTs recommend Braille keyboards for stroke recovery and neurological conditions affecting visual processing. The wireless design also reduces desk clutter during rehabilitation. Contact us for a professional recommendation.

What is the difference between 6-dot and 8-dot Braille?

6-dot Braille is the US/UK standard. 8-dot Braille adds two additional dots used in some European markets. This keyboard uses 6-dot.

Does this keyboard require software installation?

No — simply pair via Bluetooth and start typing. No drivers or software required.

Can I order this for my school, clinic, or organization?

Yes — Ask Ergo Works supports B2B and institutional purchasing. Contact us for volume pricing, net terms, and procurement documentation.

Do you offer an assistive technology or ergonomic assessment?

Absolutely. Our certified specialists offer personalized assessments covering keyboard selection, screen reader configuration, Braille display pairing, and full workstation setup. Learn more.

Complete Your Accessible Workstation Setup

A Braille keyboard is most powerful as part of a complete accessible workstation. Our specialists can assess your full setup — screen reader software, Braille display, audio output, and ergonomic positioning.

Book an Ergonomics Consulting Session →

Why Ask Ergo Works?

  • 30+ years of ergonomic expertise — including assistive technology for blind and visually impaired users
  • Certified ergonomic specialists — not just a retailer; we assess, recommend, and follow up
  • Bay Area roots, nationwide reach — virtual consulting available across the US
  • B2B and institutional experience — healthcare, education, government, and corporate clients trust us
  • Curated product selection — we only carry products we'd recommend to our own clients
  • Post-purchase support — we're here after the sale to make sure your setup works
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The LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth Keyboard is a compact wireless keyboard made for blind and visually impaired users who navigate entirely by touch. Every key features 6-dot Braille cell labeling (US/UK standard), allowing Braille-literate users to type on a full keyboard layout without any visual reference — and without cables. With Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity and up to 10 meters of operating range, this is the keyboard for users who need tactile Braille access across multiple devices.
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FAQs About the LogicKeyboard Braille Bluetooth Keyboard

1

Which SKU should I order — the PC or Mac variant of the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard — and what's the difference?

Choose the PC variant (SKU LKB-BRAILLE-BTPC-US) for Windows computers, or the Mac variant (SKU LKB-BRAILLE-BTON-US) for Mac, iPad, or iPhone, which adds Command and Option keys for Apple devices. Both use the same 6-dot Braille cell labeling and Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity — the difference is the modifier-key layout for your platform. If you're unsure, Ask Ergo Works specialists can help you choose.

2

What are the physical dimensions and weight of the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard?

The Braille Bluetooth Keyboard measures 287mm x 121mm x 22mm (11.2" x 4.7" x 0.9") and weighs 315g (11.1 oz), making it a compact mini form factor that's easy to carry between devices or locations compared with a full-size keyboard.

3

What kind of key switches does the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard use?

The Braille Bluetooth Keyboard uses an X-switch key structure, designed to give a stable, responsive keystroke with consistent tactile feedback — an important feature for Braille-literate users who rely entirely on touch to identify and confirm each keypress.

4

How many keys does the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard have, and does it include a full function row?

The Braille Bluetooth Keyboard has 78 keys in the PC (ANSI) layout or 79 keys in the Mac (ISO) layout, covering the function row, number row, and arrow keys in addition to the standard Braille-labeled letter keys — so it functions as a complete keyboard rather than a stripped-down layout.

5

Does the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard include any warranty coverage?

Yes, warranty information is included in the box along with the keyboard, batteries, and Quick Setup Guide. Check the included warranty documentation for the specific coverage terms that apply to your purchase.

6

Is the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard practical for a shared or institutional setting, such as a rehab center or classroom with multiple users?

Yes — its compact, lightweight design and AAA battery power (no charging cradle needed) make the Braille Bluetooth Keyboard easy to move between workstations or store between sessions in shared environments like classrooms and rehabilitation centers. Ask Ergo Works works with schools, clinics, and organizations on institutional and B2B orders.

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