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Apple Watch

Apple · Wearables and Smart Glasses
5.0(1 review)Price tier 2 of 4, typically 100 to 999 dollars per year

About this product

Apple's smartwatch, which pairs with an iPhone. VoiceOver runs on the watch itself, and the combination of spoken feedback and haptic taps means notifications, timers, messages and walking directions can be handled from the wrist without taking a phone out. Siri is available without opening anything first, and turn-by-turn directions tap out different patterns for left and right. For blind and low-vision users the value is usually less about the watch's own small screen and more about getting information without holding a device at all. It needs an iPhone to work with, and it needs charging daily.

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Ratings breakdown

Reliability
5.0
Adaptability
5.0
Maintenance
5.0
Connectivity & Sensitivity
5.0
AffordabilityPrice tierPrice tier 2 of 4, typically 100 to 999 dollars per year

Community Reviews

1 review
Kenisha Coon-Santiago2 months ago

My Go To Watch

My Apple Watch has become one of my favorite accessibility tools. I use Siri for reminders, timers, directions, messages, and quick questions without needing to pull out my phone. The haptic notifications and accessibility features make everyday life easier, and I honestly wear it every single day.

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