I bought this through Access To work thinking it would do several things for me. first, act as a Braille display for my iDevices and second, work ass a stand alone Braille device for taking notes and reading. It worked quite well as a Braille display and input device with my iPhone/iPad. It also would have been fine as a personal Braille note taker,though the notes would not have transferred to other computers. But it was as a Braille electronic reader that it really disappointed. The Braille translation was unbelievably bad and the word/line wrap was equally terrible. If I were you and you wanted it for anything more than an iPhone Braille display, I'd ask to have it on trial. I sent mine back and went with a Braille Sense U2 Mini. But that is three times more expensive. On 8 Jun 2014, at 19:39, Petrina Delves wrote: Hi all, I would like to know your thoughts good or bad, on the Seika Mini braille display. All the best Petrina Southampton UK