AbleNetMicro Light Switch - Ultra-Sensitive Assistive Technology Switch for Individuals with Limited Strength or Mobility - Product Number: 58500

The switch is for my granddaughter who’s handicap? It gives her the ability to turn on her toys or other things that she pleases. All I have to do is break into the toy and wired in and she’s able to be like just everybody else.

Smaller than I expected but still does the trick! Cord is very long and always gets tangled with others. It is very light and very clicky! Which I guess is what you want lol just very easy to click

Getting creative with mounting but this is the only switch our quadriplegic can use as it requires little strength. He mostly uses eyegaze but this is a great backup and also works with eyegaze if he’s having eye trouble. We just have to work on ways to keep it on his hand or by his mouth.

I order this switch quite often, it works for a while and then all of a sudden it stops. It is the only way I can operate my cell phone.

Ablenet switches are definitely overpriced because they have the adaptive/disability market cornered. You can get a bite switch for $30-$40, there’s no reason this switch should cost $85. They are must haves for many though and do what they are designed to do so people are forced to pay their prices… I see that they have now raised their price to $95. Nothing but price gouging the Disability community.