Wearables and Smart Glasses Products

I use my AirPods constantly for dictation, phone calls, listening to VoiceOver, talking with ChatGPT, and navigating my day hands-free. The sound quality is excellent, they're comfortable enough to wear for hours, and they've quietly become one of the accessibility tools I rely on the most.

— Kenisha Coon-Santiago

Meta Glasses have completely changed how I move through the world. I use them almost every day to read signs, identify objects, check expiration dates, read menus, and answer questions about my surroundings. They're not perfect, but they give me more confidence and independence than almost any other piece of technology I own. If you're considering them, I think they're absolutely worth the investment.

— Kenisha Coon-Santiago

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.

— Kenisha Coon-Santiago