Re: Affordable Braille Displays: Cost vs Quality
The 32 cell displays on allot of note takers never felt too cramped for me, but I'd imagine that 20 would.
So somewhere around their would be good, maybe 28 would be fine.
IMO, slow auto refresh is agonizing, and takes away much of the usefulness of a braille display.
I would much prefer manual.
Bluetooth isn't a must, but if you could pay like 50 bucks more for a model with it, than that would be fine, since really, that's as much as you should have to pay at this point for decent Bluetooth (E.G. doesn't drop constantly or take for ever to scan slash pair) anyway.
With all the sub 150USD phones that have it, their just isn't any good excuse for it to cost so much outside of HQ audio or connection stability critical stuff like robotics; I'm not asking for multiple device profiles or switching on the fly either.
Same goes for physical memory or an SD card slot, things that are truthfully very useful for notes, but are often artificially overpriced.
I'd probably pay up to 200USD extra for both things together, since you need firmware and batteries, and it means more things can go wrong, so if you offered repairs you may need more people or someone with more experience.
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