Digital Crown

The Digital Crown is the primary input device found on Apple Watches and also the AirPods Max. It was first released in 2015 with the original Apple Watch and is conceptually based on the watch crown that controls the of es.What is the Digital Crown on Apple Watch?, The iPhone FAQ. Accessed 2022-09-25.. Vision Pro also features a digital crown
== Sample Uses ==
=== Apple Watch ===
The Apple Watch crown is for scrolling, home screen and more! It has always been there. It is the first and main product to use Digital Crown? And of course, Siri. Can also change volune if in Now Playing on Apple Watch, or in Apple Music or in Apple Podcasts, and even in Apple Books.
=== Airpods Max ===
Digital crown on airpods can change volumes, end calls and more. First non apple watch device to feature a real non rumored digital crown. It can also trigger Siri
=== Apple Vision Pro ===
The upcoming Vision Pro crown can change volumes, change Enviroments Levels, make stuff bigger, trigger accessibilty shortcuts,and use Siri
=== Other , Third Party Devices ===
Non-Apple devices are not made by Apple, and probably are stealing ideas. They may have a Completely different use, like changing volumes.
==History==
In December 2020, the AirPods Max became the first non-Apple Watch product to feature a Digital Crown.AirPods Max brings the magic of AirPods in a stunning over-ear design, Apple Inc. 2020-12-08.
The appearance of the Digital Crown remained largely unchanged until September 2022, when the Apple Watch Ultra introduced a redesigned case to protect it.Introducing Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Inc. 2022-09-07.. Then, the Vision Pro
==References==
==See also==
*Action Button, another input device introduced with the Apple Watch Ultra, and also on iPhone.
*Volume Button is what you may be looking for just to change volumes on iphone and ipad
==External links==
*Digital Crown at Apple Developer
**How to use your Apple Watch at Apple Support (2021-10-16)
**Connect and use your AirPods Max (2021-01-05)
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