Beginning guide to using VoiceOver on Apple Watch for visual impaired
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2020
- Beginners guide On how to use an Apple Watch is you have difficulties reading the screen. Starts with an overview of VoiceOver and Apple Watch gestures. Then provides two examples. Using WatchOS V6.2.6
Hi Oliver. Thank you so much for making such a concise video. I just bought myself an Apple Watch, and this video has helped so much. I am now able to understand the gestures using voice over with the Apple Watch. I hope to see more videos from you soon.
thank you so much Oliver for making this very clear and precise video. I am considering getting an Apple Watch and I know basically I can just follow the yellow brick road but this is much more fun. You did a great job! From another blind Apple user across the pond in Oklahoma. Stay safe and warm. Pam One of your brand new subscribers.
Thank you for your clear and concise video. I will re view it in a few days when I get my first Apple watch.
Glad that you have any list! I like that app, when I get a chance to use it. I was told about it by a friend.
And I just subscribed to your channel.
Hi, I hope you and your family are well. I see this video was uploaded over a year ago so am a little concerned. But I also wanted to say this video is quite helpful, I am switching from Samsung to Apple this month because Android has become so much effort to use.
This video has been placed in my quote, Ashley Piccino special education, quote, playlist. So far, you are very helpful, so why can’t your voice used for voiceover? It would be good at it.
Your video is well made and informative, but like all demos the instructor assumes the person has some vision as we always hear "you can see the screen change" and "swipe left or right" well I can't see at all , all I see is black and voiceover never verifies with a audio"swipe right" that the blind person's swipe did indeed change the screen. Also why didn't apple put a audio tone on the crown or when you call siri it just pops up and I have no idea that it's there.
You have a lovely voice! Would be really nice to se a lideo with more advanced use too!
Is there an easier way for my visually impaired mother to answer the phone with the voice over on? For some reason it's still asking her to double tap to answer but she doesn't know all the time where to tap on the screen so half the time she ends up declining the calls. . . Any tips? Please & thanks in advance
Unfortunately I don't think there is a better option. We should give feedback to Apple.
I tried turning VoiceOver on but it didn’t work
When your watch screen is on just say "Hey Siri voiceover on"