Best Home And Kitchen Appliances For Disabled People

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

I use it for guitar amplifiers and home appliances - have been working great.

Love it! Best addition to the kitchen!

My niece is disabled in a long-term care facility. She has traveled the world and has memories of all her travels. The Aluratek frame is the ideal size to provide viewing of the photos from both her bed and the table she often sits at. Large enough to enjoy, but small enough not to get in the way. Instead of trying to hang stagnate photos on the wall, the frame lets her see numerous photos and share what the photos are about with the staff. It attaches to the wifi of the facility and that allows me to prepare photos at home and email them to the frame. The new photos are automatically inserted in the rotation. Great solution. I might even get a couple of these to replace photos on my wall at home.

Best one in my home, I would buy again!

Best price I found. (Yes, there were people that wanted more for it).

Ideal for disabled (quariplegic) users.

Great choice of equipment for a new kitchen sound style that expands to the whole home.

Used in our open plan kitchen. A real focus of home entertainment!

Asus threw the kitchen sink into this small itx mobo. It’s unbelievable how feature rich this thing is. I read a lot people complaining about no onboard audio, but asus should let people know that if your using hdmi, audio passing thru without the use of the hive. My only gripe, and it’s a 1 actual flaw, is that in order to reset the cmos you have to move jumper on the fps board. I’m using an ncore 100max case and when overclocking it was annoying, not the worse thing in the world but annoying because space. Besides that, there’s nothing negative to say about it. Having 2 usb4 ports will pay off in the long run.