It would be convenient if Apple allowed us to change this setting on the watch itself, so we wouldn't need to go to our iPhones every time we want to make adjustments. If you ever find the "Send as Audio"/"Send as Text" prompt annoying, repeat the steps above and choose either "Transcript" or "Audio," whichever option you find you use more. However, the two other choices, "Audio" and "Transcript or Audio," will allow you to send audio messages. Once there, scroll down and tap "Messages," then scroll down again and choose "Dictated Messages." By default, iOS will have "Transcript" selected, which is why Dictation turns your speech to text every time you use it. The secret lies in the Watch app on your iPhone. Don't Miss: How to Unlock Your iPhone with Your Apple Watch.Like so many other tech issues, the fix for this issue is really just a setting - a bit of a hidden one, anyway. After all, aside from scribbling letter by letter or downloading a third-party "keyboard," it's much easier to communicate on the watch using your voice. It doesn't really make much sense for the Apple Watch not to have such a useful feature front and center. If you'd rather use it to compose and send audio clips, there's a way to do just that. You'll see it when crafting a message, but it won't send any audio because it's for Dictation, which turns your speech into text. If you're a fan of sending audio messages on your iPhone, you might be disappointed when tapping the microphone button in the Messages app on an Apple Watch.
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