You would like to use Zoom on the Watch in order to read emails or notifications conveniently. The tiny screen size of the watch tends to make it slightly difficult to scan through contents on the watch. That’s when a quality feature like Zoom can come to your rescue. It’s very simple to set up and use Zoom on Apple Watch. In fact, the process of activating it on the Watch is quite identical to iPhone’s.
How to Enable and Use Zoom on Apple Watch
How to Enable Zoom on Apple Watch
You can enable Zoom right from your Apple Watch.
Step #1. Launch Settings app on your smartwatch → Tap on General.
Step #2. Tap on Accessibility.
Step #3. Tap on Zoom.
Step #4. Turn on the switch.
How to Enable Zoom via Apple Watch App on iPhone
There is an option to activate zoom from the Watch app as well.
Step #1. Launch Watch app on your iPhone → Tap on General.
Step #2. Next, tap on Accessibility.
Step #3. Tap on Zoom.
Step #4. Toggle the switch.
Step #5. Now, you need to adjust the zoom level. Drag the button towards the left to decrease the zoom level and drag it towards the right to increase the same. While 1.2 is the minimum zoom level, 15 is the maximum.
How to Use/Control Zoom on Apple Watch
If you have used Zoom on your iPhone or iPad, you will find it quite familiar on your wearable device.
Step #1. Simply double-tap with two fingers to zoom on your smartwatch.
Step #2. Double-tap and hold using two fingers then slide in order to adjust the zoom level.
Step #3. Drag with two fingers in order to move around the screen of your device.
How to Disable Zoom via Apple Watch App on iPhone
Don’t you want to use the zoom on your watch anymore? You can quickly turn it off.
Step #1. Open Watch app → General → Accessibility → Zoom.
Step #2. Now, toggle the switch next to Zoom.
That’s it!
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