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One of my favorite ways to enlarge small print or detailed objects is to use video magnifiers or magnifier apps designed for low vision, which offer adjustable magnification levels and more options than a traditional magnifying glass. I use ad-free video magnifier apps for Android multiple times per day (or multiple times per hour) to assist with tasks like reading labels and signs, enlarging exponents/subscripts in equations, browsing menus, checking instructions, or independently accessing too-small print as a visually impaired student. I also use magnifiers for more fun tasks like reading recipes, checking clarinet reeds, zooming in on a magazine or picture book, and so much more — it’s great to have quick access to magnification on a phone or tablet! Here is a list of free video magnifier apps for Android phones and tablets that are also free of distracting advertisements. Inclusion of an app on this list is not an endorsement or guarantee that it will work across all devices or…

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