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In this episode of the Life After Blindness podcast, I’m joined by my friend Aaron Linson from Lab Computers to talk about the all-new Victor Reader Stream 3rd Generation from HumanWare.
Aaron’s spent some quality time testing out the device, and in this episode, we break down what’s new, what’s improved, and why a lot of people in the blind and visually impaired community still love using a dedicated device like this — even with smartphones offering so many options these days.
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT
The evolution of the Victor Reader Stream through the years
New button layout and improved tactile feedback
Better Wi-Fi (5 GHz!) and smoother downloads and streaming
Internal memory plus SD card support up to 1 TB
Separate mic and headphone jacks, USB-C charging, and a louder speaker
File support for DAISY, MP3, EPUB, NLS BARD, Bookshare, podcasts, and more
New voice options and updated navigation menus
Battery life (up to 15 hours) and lightweight, portable design
Why this kind of standalone device still makes sense, especially when smartphone apps crash, update unexpectedly, or drain your battery
ABOUT AARON LINSON
Aaron is a Product Support Specialist at Lab Computers and a longtime user of assistive tech. He’s worked with Google, Fable, and others to test and improve accessible tools and devices. He really understands what works—and what doesn’t—for blind users.
To reach Aaron directly:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (502) 447-4586
AVAILABILITY
The Victor Reader Stream 3rd Gen is available now in the U.S. for $550 from HumanWare. It’s expected to launch in Canada and the UK soon.
STAY IN TOUCH
Got questions or feedback about this episode? I’d love to hear from you.
Email me: [email protected]
Follow me on Twitter/X: @labcast
Join us on Facebook: facebook.com/labcast
Support the podcast on Patreon: patreon.com/labcast
Thanks again to Aaron for coming on the show! And as always, remember: There truly can be a life after blindness.
The post The Humanware Third Generation Victor Reader Stream with Lab Computers’ Aaron Linson appeared first on Life After Blindness.
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In this episode of the Life After Blindness podcast, I’m joined by my friend Aaron Linson from Lab Computers to talk about the all-new Victor Reader Stream 3rd Generation from HumanWare.
Aaron’s spent some quality time testing out the device, and in this episode, we break down what’s new, what’s improved, and why a lot of people in the blind and visually impaired community still love using a dedicated device like this — even with smartphones offering so many options these days.
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT
The evolution of the Victor Reader Stream through the years
New button layout and improved tactile feedback
Better Wi-Fi (5 GHz!) and smoother downloads and streaming
Internal memory plus SD card support up to 1 TB
Separate mic and headphone jacks, USB-C charging, and a louder speaker
File support for DAISY, MP3, EPUB, NLS BARD, Bookshare, podcasts, and more
New voice options and updated navigation menus
Battery life (up to 15 hours) and lightweight, portable design
Why this kind of standalone device still makes sense, especially when smartphone apps crash, update unexpectedly, or drain your battery
ABOUT AARON LINSON
Aaron is a Product Support Specialist at Lab Computers and a longtime user of assistive tech. He’s worked with Google, Fable, and others to test and improve accessible tools and devices. He really understands what works—and what doesn’t—for blind users.
To reach Aaron directly:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (502) 447-4586
AVAILABILITY
The Victor Reader Stream 3rd Gen is available now in the U.S. for $550 from HumanWare. It’s expected to launch in Canada and the UK soon.
STAY IN TOUCH
Got questions or feedback about this episode? I’d love to hear from you.
Email me: [email protected]
Follow me on Twitter/X: @labcast
Join us on Facebook: facebook.com/labcast
Support the podcast on Patreon: patreon.com/labcast
Thanks again to Aaron for coming on the show! And as always, remember: There truly can be a life after blindness.
The post The Humanware Third Generation Victor Reader Stream with Lab Computers’ Aaron Linson appeared first on Life After Blindness.