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Trekker Breeze

The Trekker Breeze is a very simple and affordable GPS for people who are visually impaired. As simple as your TV remote, Breeze can be controlled by one hand. It verbally announces names of streets, intersections and landmarks as you walk. No need to stop a passersby to know where you are... simply press a button and Breeze tells you your location on the spot. When you are in a vehicle, Breeze announces all intersections, allowing you to exit when you want.

Price: $929
picture of Trekker Breeze
Key features

  • Single-hand operation with large, distinctive buttons
  • Direct buttons to functions & intuitive interface
  • Quick volume adjustment with volume wheel
  • Built-in highly sensitive GPS
  • Built-in speaker
  • Secondary external speaker
  • Built-in human sounding text-to-speech
  • Integrated help
  • Shoulder strap and carrying case for secure transportation
Trekker Breeze provides you with:

  • Greater independence: You can move more on your own. No need to stop passersby to know where you are or to ask a bus driver for the next stop.
  • The ability to quickly become familiar with new routes. You can be confident with Trekker Breeze in your hand.
  • The ability to discover and benefit more from your environment.

Trekker Breeze lets you:

  • Always know where you are and where you are going on foot or in a vehicle
  • Know what is around in your location (public services and businesses)
  • Easily retrace your steps if you get lost. Simply push a button.
  • Record the routes when you learn them with sighted people so that you can use them later without assistance.
  • Record landmarks along your route, for example to get to your favorite restaurant or a friend’s house.
  • Get the step-by-step instructions from start to end.
Specifications
Battery Life
8 hours
Size
5 x 2 x 1 inches
Weight
7 ounces
Product Warranty
1 Year
Do you want an easy way to learn how to use the Trekker Breeze? 

Check out the
Trekker Training Manual

written by
Bruce McClanahan Assistive Technology Specialist
Washington State School for the Blind