Get to know accessibility features on Apple Vision Pro | Apple Support

Apple Vision Pro is built with accessibility in mind, including familiar features like VoiceOver and Accessibility Shortcut, along with new accessibility features like Dwell Control using your eyes, and Pointer Control using your finger, wrist, or head.
To learn more about this topic, visit the following articles:
Get started with accessibility features on Apple Vision Pro: apple.co/3vT55CP
Use Dwell Control on Apple Vision Pro: apple.co/3HHy2nQ
Use a pointer to navigate your Apple Vision Pro: apple.co/42nBOfM
Use accessibility shortcuts on Apple Vision Pro: apple.co/480y3hu
Turn on and set up Apple Vision Pro: apple.co/3UpPhl9
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[@tiagomaqz]

That’s actually pretty cool. The pointer option will be great for RUclipsrs to show us where they’re clicking on without mentioning it.

[@facemountain]

I think it would be cool to be able to not just bring near and far, up down and side to side apps, but also to be able to twist your hand and the apps twist or rotate on the corners to be able to lay or lean sideways and view the intended app.
Being able to use apps above your head and on the ceiling though is amazing for those with disabilities (such as POTS from long covid sufferers) that have to lay down and are stuck for the time being.
or any recovering ill person etc .

[@Wtf-778jkl]

So terrific! We are working on designing the devices to provide abilities for Amputees, seems to me that technology implemented in this device pushes the limits!!❤

[@iamfmos]

I was wondering the other day about the accessibility features of this device. Here you go self. 😂

[@rinkaan]

Pointer control is great!!! Helps me know where exactly vision pro thinks I'm looking!

[@marcsequence]

How accurate is it, how often do you find yourself redoing eye setup? I haven’t used that feature yet, but I can tell when it’s off for example, RUclips touch targets all bunched up together..

[@Zomboy4313]

Will there be any way to capture Spatial Photos?

[@applesupport]

Take a look at this article for information on how to capture, view, and share spatial photos and videos on Apple Vision Pro: apple.co/484hQId
Need additional support? Reach out to our team here: apple.co/GetSupport

[@Octo_Chara]

I find it wild how no reviewers talked about accessinility in the vision pro despite Apple being the best company when it comes to accessibility for the blind.

[@cgott42]

Does it have the ability to allow someone (not wearing the goggles) to click or other control via an iPad or similar device (i.e. without actually putting the goggles on). e.g. to assist someone with disabilities?

[@applesupport]

Hey there. Find out more about the accessibility options available on Apple Vision Pro here: apple.co/49hzKZ0 If you still have questions after looking that over, connect with us here: apple.co/GetSupport

[@ahmedal-ani5348]

Can anyone helo me with this? I'm suffering from Retinitis Pigmentosa and photopsia, my vision now so blurry and there are too many flashes of light everywhere, the only thing I see well or at least I can use it, is my phone, can Vision pro help me with my life? or looking for smart glasses designed for low vision people, and thanks

[@ultimatejigglypuff5675]

Is there a VoiceOver setting like on the iPhones?

[@applesupport]

Thanks for your question! See apple.co/3SPCrMb for more information on VoiceOver on Apple Vision Pro.
If you have further questions, please reach out to us using apple.co/GetSupport.

[@AchyllesBr]

I know a patient that had a stroke and can only move his eyes, can apple vision work for him?

[@applesupport]

Dwell Control on Apple Vision Pro allows actions to be performed exclusively with your eyes.
Read all about using Dwell Control here: apple.co/3wLZEGf
If further support is needed, please connect with our team at apple.co/GetSupport

[@GoldenRuben1]

Is there also an option if you have strabismus?

[@applesupport]

Hey there. Find more on the accessibility options available on Apple Vision Pro here: apple.co/49hzKZ0 If you still have questions after looking that over, connect with us here: apple.co/GetSupport

[@camsta_]

there's an option to have eye tracking work on both eyes or just one eye!

[@mohamedyahya7538]

Thanks