Clover 5
Light-weight handheld video magnifier
- 5-inch widescreen for maximum viewing
- Magnification of 4x to 20x
- 3 large buttons for easy navigation
- Foldable writing stand – complete forms, sign checks and more!
- Rechargeable and replaceable battery – use up to 4 hours
- Lightweight – less than 0.5 lbs!
Clover 5 Portable Video Magnifier Features:
The Clover 5 is the perfect handheld video magnifier offering a lightweight compact design to provide a comfortable reading experience anywhere. Offering the best camera and most advanced imaging technology; the Clover 5 will provide a crisp and clear image at any magnification level and even with fast movements!
Place the magnifier directly on a flat reading surface or hold at a comfortable distance, either way you can be assured to have a crisp clear image any way you prefer to use it. The Clover 5 also offers freeze-frame functionality so you can take a snapshot of an object and then return the device to a comfortable reading position for greater exploration.
Lastly, the Clover 5 comes equipped with a convenient writing stand allowing you to complete forms, write birthday cards, sign checks and more! This is truly a one-of-a-kind solution!
Features
Specifications
| Manufacturer | SightCare |
|---|---|
| Liquid Crystal Display | 5-inch TFT widescreen |
| Camera | High quality, focus-free, near-view |
| Magnification | 4x – 20x; Extended Magnification Mode: 3x – 30x |
| Color Modes | Full Color; 6 Simplified Color Combinations; 20 Integrated Enhanced Color Combinations |
| External output | TV Out (RCA cable included) |
| Battery | Lithium-ion rechargeable battery (removable) |
| USB AC Adapter with USB to Micro-USB Cable | Input 110-240V; Output 5V 1A |
| Charging time | 5 hours |
| Battery runtime | 4 hours |
| Dimensions | 5.9″ x 3.1″ x 0.86″ |
| Weight | 7.4 ounces/ 0.46 lbs |
Joseph Alvarez (verified owner) –
I purchased this device for my 95 year old Mom. She’s an avid reader but has pretty severe vision issues. This device seems to work pretty well for her and I think she will begin to enjoy it more as she gets use to it. One issue I have with the design is that the “freeze” button on top of the device is placed right where a person naturally tends to hold onto the device, so she (and I) both continue to accidentally hit that button and freeze the image. It’s not a serious problem but it is annoying. The only other thing that annoys me a bit is that it doesn’t come with the handle. I feel that for the price of this device, it should include a handle. Hopefully it will be a dependable device for the long term.