Use Touch Accommodations on HomePod and HomePod mini

1. Open the Home app on your iPhone or iPad that's signed in with the Apple ID that you used to set up your HomePod or HomePod mini.
2.  Tap HomePod.
3. Scroll down, or tap the Settings icon  and scroll down, and tap Accessibility.
4. Tap Touch Accommodations, then turn it on. 

1. Open the Home app and make sure that you're signed in with the Apple ID that you used to set up your HomePod or HomePod mini.*
2. Click HomePod.
3. Scroll down and click Accessibility.
4. Click Touch Accommodations, then turn it on. 

*To use the Home app on Mac, update your Mac to macOS Mojave or later.

To choose how long it takes for HomePod or HomePod mini to respond to a touch, turn on Hold Duration. Then use the plus and minus buttons to choose a duration. HomePod and HomePod mini ignore touches that are shorter than the Hold Duration.

If you have trouble touching your HomePod or HomePod mini controls just once, turn on Ignore Repeat. Then, if you touch the controls several times quickly, your HomePod or HomePod mini treats the touches as one.

Use the plus and minus buttons to adjust the timing.

If you often slide your finger on the touch controls instead of tapping, use Tap Assistance. You can choose whether HomePod or HomePod mini responds to where you start sliding or where you stop sliding.

• If you tend to slide your finger after touching your target, select Use Initial Touch Location.
• If you tend to slide your finger to where you want to touch, select Use Final Touch Location.