Technology continues to evolve, and Apple’s 2025 accessibility updates reflect some exciting changes for people with vision loss. From advanced magnification to voice navigation and improved integration with assistive apps, these new features can offer meaningful support.
However, even the most innovative tools can fall short without personalized guidance. At our low vision clinic, we understand that technology works best when it's paired with expert care. A low vision optometrist can help you make sense of these features—and ensure they truly support your daily life.
Our low vision doctor is a proud member of the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS), a network dedicated to helping individuals live fuller lives despite vision loss.
What’s New in Apple’s 2025 Accessibility Updates?
This year’s updates aim to make devices more inclusive for people with limited vision. Some key features include:
- Enhanced screen magnification and real-time audio descriptions
- Voice-controlled navigation tools
- Braille input supported across all Apple devices
- Integration with helpful apps like Be My Eyes on Vision Pro
These advancements are promising—but they’re just one piece of the puzzle.
The Missing Link: Personalized Low Vision Care
Apple’s features are designed for general use. But what works for one person may not work for another—especially when living with a unique vision condition.
Our low vision optometrist can help you:
- Choose the best settings for your visual needs
- Combine digital tools with low vision glasses for maximum benefit
- Minimize digital eye strain
- Adjust lighting and contrast to improve clarity
This level of care can transform how you engage with technology and the world around you.
Real Help, Real Results
At our clinic, we take a one-on-one approach. Your low vision doctor will evaluate your remaining vision, understand your lifestyle goals, and create a plan that may include:
- Low vision glasses designed to support tasks like reading, watching TV, or using a phone
- Screen adjustments that reduce glare and improve contrast
- Recommendations for digital tools, along with physical solutions like magnifiers or tints
- Training and support to help you get the most out of your devices
Whether you're reading an email or using smart glasses, our goal is to help you use your sight to its fullest—safely and confidently.
Your Technology Should Work for You
Apple’s new accessibility tools are a welcome step forward. But they only become truly helpful when personalized to your vision and lifestyle.
Our low vision doctor can help you find the right device to regain independence and take back control of your daily activities.
Take the First Step Toward Greater Independence
If vision loss is affecting your daily life and preventing you from utilizing your sight to its fullest, contact us today to explore personalized solutions.