TalkBack is a screen reader that helps vision-impaired users interact with their Galaxy device for writing emails, sharing on social media and much more. It speaks the screen aloud, navigates through apps and supports many multi-finger gestures. Plus, with TalkBack 9.1 and up, you can use over 25 different voice commands.

When you touch the Samsung Keyboard, your phone is able to read out the key under your finger. Simply release your finger from the screen to select the character you want.

Use a theme with light-colored content on a dark background for easier reading and higher visibility. This helps reduce eye fatigue when using your phone in a dark environment or for a long time. There are various high contrast themes available on Galaxy Themes.

A variety of high contrast keyboard options increase the size of the Samsung keyboard and change the color of the keys to increase the contrast between the text and the background.

Invert screen colors for better visibility.

Some people find reading against a white screen difficult or distracting, making it hard to concentrate on an article or message. If you have this problem, a Color lens can help. Changing the color of your screen has been shown to improve reading speed and comfort.^*

Turn on Extra dim when your screen is too bright, even at the lowest brightness setting.

Change the size and style of the font.

Magnifier Widget includes features such as digital zoom, color options and capture using the camera.

Sound detectors allow the device to detect the sound of a baby crying or a doorbell ringing. Notification will be given through visual cues and vibration.

Samsung has a number of phones that have been designed, tested and certified to potentially improve performance for users with hearing aids.*¹

Mono audio combines stereo sound into one signal that is played through all earphone speakers. Use this if you have a hearing impairment or if a single earbud is more convenient.

Control the touchscreen by connecting an external switch, by tapping the screen or by using head movements and face gestures.

When you have difficulty touching the screen, you can use Voice Access to control your device by voice. Try simple navigation voice commands like "go back" or "go home." Or try opening your favorite apps. Voice Access also has grid/number view that you can invoke by saying "show grid/number" which subsequently allows you to use commands like "tap 3", scroll down on 7” and so on to control the current screen.

Adjust the length of an interaction that must be held to be recognized as a tap. This will help reduce your unintended tap action mistakes.

You can use the Volume up key to answer calls and the Power key to end them.

When an alarm sounds or a call comes in, tap the button to stop the alarm or answer the call instead of dragging the button.^*

Quickly press the Power key and the Volume up key at the same time to turn accessibility features on and off.

Set the device to alert you to notifications that you have not checked at your pre-set intervals.

You can have the text you typed in read out loud using Samsung Keyboard.