The Dot watch and some of the newer Samsungs

I've heard that there's a weird issue with AndroidWare and setting up with TalkBack

thanks  for the responces

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Hello,
I found that watches like Ticwatch PRO 3 and Fossil gen 5 are accessible for the blind. Both of these watches have Android wear OS installed with 1GB of ram and Snapdragon chipset. Since both of them are with wear oS, Talkback definitely works, because there are speakers as well and not for calling only. There is videio on Youtube about accessibility options on them and you can hear Talkback responsiveness as well as magnification gesture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWZnVrMzGc4
I watched a comparison between these and decided that Fossil gen 5 should be better to me cause of it's water proof and compass feature, which is not available on the other one though. Although Ticwatch pro 3 has only water resistance IP68 rating, it's battery lasting much longer acording to the reviews I watched, also it supports LTE as I heard, but on the other hand since I need compass and this watch doesn't have it, I consider to buy Fossil gen 5 and sacrifise battery duration instead.
Maybe some of you have an experience of using these devices?
One friend of mine had some Huawei watch which was laggy as hell so I don't recommend it. But instead there is Samsung Galaxy watch wich is accessible, but there we have Tysen OS instead of Android so you will find no Talkback here, but instead there's Voice Assistant, which has a cerious problem due to it's decision when app should be considered as accessible and when it is not.
By the way I am waiting for Oneplus watch which should arive nex year I believe. Though there are no official info about the hardware or the software they'll use, but as a matter of fact they use Android with Oxygen OS on the top of it and experience of smartphones they offer are near the stock Android, so perhaps we can expect something good as well.

@vlad25 Maybe have at least been partially my fault. But wait, I thought Apple Watches were the only watches that worked with Apple devices, what's the deal?

Even Samsung watches work with IOS as far as I know.

From what I've been told the accessibility on Samsung watches is pretty good

Resurrecting a topic I know, but not much has substantially changed within Wear OS to warrant a whole new topic discussing more or less this stuff.
The Wear OS watches can work with iPhones with varying degrees of success. Currently, the Gen 5 is the top dog as far as iPhone compatibility goes, as they even managed to get call support in. Obviously that's not standard issue for Wear OS though, there's likely some custom software stack for that integration, particularly given the current Wear OS's state of affairs.

Hi.
A while ago, I got a Fozzle Android watch, just to check it out. I don't remember what gen it was, but it runs Wear OS.
I needed sighted help to set it up because I couldn't use Talkback on the setup screen.
Talkback lags a lot on the watch, so it didn't worked very well. However, the speaker was really great.
The gestures wasn't improved to the small screen, and some of the gestures didn't worked. It felt like using Talkback made for the normal Android OS, and not the Wear OS which was weird.
There is a Wear OS app for IOS which makes the Android watches work with an Iphone. However, it'll work better on an Android phone, but it will work on an Iphone as well.
I ended up selling the watch to someone who use Android full time, because he would get a better experience with the watch.
I'm glad to read about the Galaxy watches, which sounds like they work better with Talkback.

yeah they are really nice to use... I finally got the hang of most things after some time .. but still, voice dictation does not work for me so I guess I should just experiment more or tweak something... also two finger things apparently are not for these watches. and I guess it would have been nice to have a shortcut that turns talk back on or off but meh that is just a small wish that really would not add much to the experience.

Hi.
I have some questions about the Samsung Galaxy Watch4:
1. Do you turn Talkback on by tripple tabbing with two fingers when you start the watch for the first time?
2. Can you install apps on the watch, and then use them with Talkback, unlike the previous Samsung watches, where you simply couldn't open apps when the screenreader was turned on?