Confirming event with Siri

[mk313]

A lot of times I’ll think of something I need to do while out in a run and create an event on my watch using Siri, activated with a double tap on my gen 1 AirPods. The event gets created correctly but if it conflicts with another event, Siri says its looks like this event overlaps with another one. Should I schedule it anyways?’

I can’t, for the life of me, figure out how to say ‘yes’ using the AirPods. It’s not such a big deal in the summer, but in the winter I’m usually wearing gloves
and have my jacket sleeve pulled over my watch. Has anyone figured out a way to ‘confirm’ the event using Siri? If I just say ‘confirm’ nothing happens. If I double tap the AirPod to invoke Siri, the event disappears.

I’m not sure if this would be rectified by moving to second gen AirPods. I know they can pick up Siri without needing the double tap but I’m Not sure if that would solve this issue.

Thanks in advance.

 

[matrix07]

“Ok”?

 

[mk313]

Sorry, my first post was poorly worded. I've tried saying 'Confirm', 'OK,'Yes', etc, but the watch won't recognize anything. It's like Siri stops listening after the first command is complete. I can't figure out how to re-activate it to handle the command.

On my phone/Mac/iPad, once Siri asks the question about the conflict, it re-activates (with that little ping sound) so it can continue taking commands, but on the watch, it doesn't do that.