Low vision my whole life:
Use large text on computer and smartphone on daily basis.
Use voiceover for long documents/articles as my reading speed is slow.
The magnifier on the iPhone has been revolutionary in daily life, I’m able to read menus, item prices on upper and floor-level shelves at the store etc.

Braille screen input on my phone for writing this.

* Braille display is a good one if you can read Braille. Various GPS and camera-based apps on iOS are part of my daily toolkit too.
* Talking kitchen scale, although I'd like a bluetooth one for better accuracy.
* Have a cheap but serviceable Bluetooth bathroom scale.
* Good set of magnetic screwdrivers, an audible fuse tester (made it myself in high school 2 decades ago,it still works). tactile measuring tape.

Alongside screen reading software, I use a Focus 14 Braille display. I will, hopefully, be getting a Brailliant 40-cell display, because the 14 is too small to read with and I want the extra almost-notetaker functionality. I, personally, don't see the point of getting a fully-fledged Braille notetaker, but I would love to hear other people's experiences with them. I also have a Braille labeller.

* A white cane
* I've set my phone up to read text messages aloud to me
* My laptop is zoomed to 225%, and I use CTRL + to increase the magnification of web pages when needed
* I told my mom her spelling needed to improve because my phone couldn't read what she was texting to me. Not really a software or hardware, more of a life hack

So I use a Victor reader trek
I used the victory the stream in the past and it is almost like the trek minus the GPS functionality.
I use many blindness applications including Seeing AI be My Eyes how old are you approximately

I use a speaking watch and telescope glasses for watching television.

A cane I have a dozen of them here. Or so no exaggeration. A brailler, dimo labeler, braille tape measure, braille scrabble, braille dominos, braille protractor, braille compass, bathroom scale, a colorino, the prodigy gluclose meter which I need strips for, a braille me braille display, I have a compass around here somewhere, a second generation light touch brailler the other is a classic one, a cooking thermometer, 2 broken orbit reader 20, a talking graphing calculator orion ti84, I have a sharpe calculator too a old basic calculator made back in the days, a talking under the tongue thermometer but it has never worked for me, a slate and stylus, a scan stand I have one you have to build and the other is the cardboard nfb one, I have a talking watch in another language just a cheap one, nls book player, chromevox, narrrator actually have to use it on my surface apparently for the one I have i don’t know if I can download third party software, kurzweil, docuscan, abbyfine reader, rs games, tap tap see, seeing ai, voice dream scanner, cash app, all the blindfold games, so many more apps I’ve explored quite a lot of blind apps actually I have been messing around with tech for a while, I am studying computer science and want to either be in computer science or the information technology field. Been playing and helping in assistive tech and accessibility more the front end of it no coding yet.

If you want to know more and explore let me know I love helping people out and we can talk about stuff and braille equipment. Let me know I’ve been doing it for a while and love helping. My chats and messages are opened. Feel free to get in touch.

Cane, NVDA, Brailliant BI20X refreshable display, voiceover, google maps, my city’s transit app, WeWALK, iPhone magnifier, Seeing AI, Voice Dream Reader, Braille labeler, bump dots, puff paint dots/labels…. I’m sure I’m forgetting something.