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- #147,455 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)
- #37 in Speech & Communication Aids
Product Description
The reading pen supports scanning individual words and multi-line text.
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Text to Speech and Bluetooth
Read the original text back to you after scanning and you can browse word definitions. This is a scanning pen that connects headphones/earbuds via Bluetooth to help dyslexics take exams.
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Text Excerpt
Extract text in 22 languages (online mode) to the computer or mobile phone, no monthly fee and typing. Support to copy text after scanning and translating it into the language you need.
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Voice Translation
Can automatically transcribe voice into text, the original and translated text are instantly played via the built-in speaker and shown on the pen.
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Smart Record
SVANTTO reading pen supports recording in 8 languages, up to 4 hours. You can record important interviews, class notes, and meetings, saving time.
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Dictionary
The Dictionary pen supports Chinese to English and English to Chinese, which can meet the needs of vocabulary learning and provide users with an attentive and immersive language learning experience.
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Favorites
Is used to collect some frequently forgotten words and sentences or voice recordings. The contents of this module include a scan transl, dictionary, vocabulary， and voice translation.
Voice transl: Speech to text
Smart records: Record notes or meetings
Text excerpt: Scan text to your computer and phone
Scan transl: Individual words, multi-line text, and text to speech
For left-handed people: With a left-handed mode, which is convenient for left-handers.
Step 1: Click "Settings", step 2: Choose "scan method", step 3: Choose "Left hand"
For travel lovers: Provide a simpler communication experience, crossing-language barriers.
For dyslexics: Read the original text back to you after scanning, which is an effective reading tool.
For students/educators/lawyers: To take exams, text excerpts, do homework, and learn the language.
D. Waeltz
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
Father of 5 kids and Special Education teacher. This pen is defiantly a "open the box and use" reader. The scan option allows the reader to scan a book, text, and even hand writing. It is about 80-90% accurate when I scan certain words. I have taught a lot of my kids to use the reader to help with SOME of the words and not use the reader to scan the whole book. The headphones option allows them to read silently with disrupting a quiet classroom.The reason I gave it 4 star is because the translator and the voice reader has yet to work properly. I would like to use this device for language's other than English or Chinese. Its a great product but it takes a lot of manipulation to use ALL of the options.
Todd S Perkins
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
The product started out good, my 9 year old learned to use it pretty effectively, it was helping him at school a lot. But one day it just stopped working. I reached out to try to get some tips on troubleshooting the device, and the company asked if I wanted a replacement. Great service!
Maria Young
Reviewed in Australia on September 25, 2023
Looks and feels like a quality product. Great fit my daughter wgo has dyslexia. Would prefer if the manufacturer built-in speech-to-text option and dropped the multilingual functionality, making it more useful for people with specific learning difficulties.
Katherine
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023
Bought this for my 20 year old special needs daughter. It is very hard to set up and I have a Masters Degree. Once I had it set up it does not read a line as it describes. It also doesn’t have accurate vocabulary for English.We sent it back, but keep looking for a better one.
Danielle bermudez
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2022
I bought this to help my 8 year old who is unschooled read independently. He’s decided he wants to learn to read so I have Incorporated this into our set of tools for him to learn. It’s about 80 to 95% accurate, the better you scan the words the better it works of course. It doesn’t work on some kinds of font in children’s books but you are basic computer font it works phenomenal. If the title on the page were booked title is bigger than a regular font it will not read that because the reader only reads smaller print. Which is to be expected. We only use the scanning feature, however there is a translating feature on there that we haven’t really messed with, and there’s some thing where you take a picture and it supposed to translate but we can’t get it to work or maybe we’re doing it wrong. But for the reason we bought it it is working great. My son scans his fry list words with it so he can read his words independently, he also reads some books independently with it. I wouldn’t recommend it for a kid younger than approximately ate unless they have great fine motor skills, because they do have to scan it fairly steady and fluently for it to register clearly. Sometimes my son hast to scan it a few times for it to get it accurately. Just a sidenote for other parents trying to look for tools to help their kids read. I also turned on the accessibility on his cell phone, so he can Google anything he would like and actually have the information read to him. Under accessibility in the settings of the phone you turn on the, touch to speak section, so any text he highlights it will read it back to him. There’s also an app called Epic for kids that has books that they can read, but it also has some books that are read out loud to them, it also can I have the books be downloaded so when they’re off-line. This is the only reason I have my 8 year old have a phone because it’s like a little library that he can take anywhere. Also for anyone wanting a good screen monitoring app for kids phones. Screen time is great! You can set up bedtimes, school times, daily limits, set up tasks they can send to receive phone time and even for an extra fee see ALL messages going in and out of the phone on all apps and all pictures, great for teens too!
Sunny Pan
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2022
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Simone
Reviewed in Canada on December 31, 2022
Ordered for my 12 year old with dyslexia. This is allowing him independence in reading as he now has the confidence to attempt reading longer lengths on his own. Occasionally the voice pronounces the word differently then we would, but I actually consider that a good thing because he will pause and think on the word she said and I can see him try to manipulate the sound to make it fit. Very pleased with it, also was happy to realize health acct insurance covered it. Parents should look into their plan.
Brenda
Reviewed in Canada on December 27, 2022
Bought this for my son it is not easy to use It has not helped him read to has frustrate him more
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