Recent content by lepharaon33

A big negative people mention is learning curve and effort. It takes a lot of time and practice to master both producing and reading the cues, especially for fluent communication. Other downsides: Limited community: Few people use it, so it can feel isolating. Not widely taught: Hard to find...

Honestly, HomeAware sounds like it’s giving you way more headaches than help. A lot of Deaf folks have moved to mixed systems instead of one giant all-in-one device. A few options that work well: 1. Bellman & Symfon (Visit system) Rock-solid, way more reliable than HomeAware, and you can get...

If you want something deaf-friendly, budget-friendly, and no subscription, look at: Reolink – solid person detection, local microSD/NVR storage, and their floodlight cams can flash bright light on motion. Very few false alarms if you enable “person only.” Eufy – also no monthly fee, local...

Hi everyone! My name is Mark, and I’m excited to join this forum. I was born on December 31, 1996. I’m about 75% deaf in both ears, so I use hearing aids to help me stay connected with the world. I’m looking forward to meeting new people here, learning from all of you, and sharing my own...