I like this is well. I was mostly giving up on telling people what my vision is like. I'll usually tell them that that's very difficult to describe because I don't have any other frame of reference to compare my vision too.
This though, I like this.

Not vision impaired, just a visitor very interested and self educating on blindness and vision impaired experiences. This description is the best most honestly helpful Ive seen to date, and matches with a few vision impaired people Ive met and the vague ways they've attempted at explaining it. I can tell it varies sometimes greatly from person to person but this really helps put it into perspective for someone that can see well from birth.

Can I use this as a basic explanation for my very ignorant friends and family members in the future? Ive been trying to help educate the general public on very basic details seeing as I work for a big telemarket service and Ive been shocked at the number of employees that tell a blind or visually impaired customer that they can only use a flip phone! I dont want to talk about an experience im not entirely familiar with but this is downright upsetting seeing as i once had a man who could barely see who was extremely saddened by the fact that he could only have a flip phone and not one of the new thechy devices everyone raved about. I had to tell him that basically all smartphones have a good amount of features such as voice over and tactile feedback and explain to him and his brother how to accsess the features and they were so happy.

Ever since then I talk about those features to all of my coworkers and a lot of them are very ignorant and scoff or dont care but its honestly way harder from what I've seen for a visually impaired person to use a flip phone than a smartphone. Correct me if im wrong feel free to do so if im missing something or overstepping or misinforming in ignorance.

Thank you! This really helped! :)