ReaderPen. Incredible digital pen to help dyslexic children

Last updated on 12 May 2026

ReaderPen is a digital pen. A magic pen that makes it possible, among other things, to read any printed text out loud simply by highlighting it. This basic function makes ReaderPen A great reading and understanding tool for dyslexic children But so do other children, especially those who find it difficult to read a text. A digital pen that will also be useful for slightly visually impaired students.

ReaderPen is a good example of what technology can do for education and for an inclusive school. It is the second pen of the CPen brand marketed by Mysoft. The older brother in a way of theExam-Reader of which I had said a lot of good here some time ago. The ReaderPen has improved its ergonomics, it has gained in precision, it has also gained in versatility with additional functions very practical on a daily basis. It is a mature digital pen.

A magical digital pen that can read texts and facilitates their understanding.

This is the core function of ReaderPen. This is of course the most important and useful for people with dyslexia. It allows highlight a text, line by line or inside a line. Text scanned by the digital pen is instantly recognized, analyzed by optical character recognition, and then read aloud by a high-quality synthetic voice. You will be able to fine-tune this function: pause (configurable) at punctuations, reading speed (5 levels proposed), possibility of reading word for word.

The pen is supplied with a small helmet, which allows the student to use it in class without disturbing his or her classmates. This works wonderfully well if it is a text written with classic office fonts. The pen does not yet recognise manual writing. Not yet.

ReaderPen also incorporates a kind of particularly rich dynamic dictionary allowing for cthe definition of a term. The young reader highlights a word to see its definition appear. He can read it or have it read aloud through his digital pen. In use, it is really very convenient.

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A voice pen that recognises and speaks several languages and can adapt to the user

The English language often poses real problems for DYS children. The ReaderPen can be a great support to help them get into the text. The digital pen can recognise and transcribe aloud in addition to French, Spanish and English. A valuable assistant.

The tool can adapt to its user with settings that make it easier to handle. Very intuitive menus and settings that can also be read aloud. The pen can fit both right-handed and left-handed. This ReaderPen digital pen also has an "Examination" setting to block certain functions of the pen.

ReaderPen allows you to scan, save, save text and also … listen to music.

Within the 48 grams of this digital pen that fits all hands, even small ones, CPen’s engineers have concentrated a whole series of very practical additional functions. ReaderPen allows for example from Quickly highlight and save an entire text. The latter can then be re-read from a block by the pen, or transferred on a computer for other purposes.

Connected to a computer, which allows the passage to recharge it, the ReaderPen turns into a good Instant pocket scanner.

Another important function of the ReaderPen is the recording of voice memos. The pen also serves as a digital recorder with which sound notes can be taken and recorded. listen when the time comes. Last function that will convince young users in case of reluctance 😉 The digital pen also knows how to turn into walker music by making it easier to import and play music in MP3 format.

It is not a gadget, it is a complete tool that will make it possible to promote, among other things, the autonomy of dyslexic students in difficulty in reading texts. 

The ReaderPen comes with earbuds and a USB cable for charging. He has a recommended public price of 269 € incl. tax.  It works in French, English and Spanish.

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