On the Note 2 it was easy but I can't find where to turn it off on the Note 3?
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Same question.
I didn't use my phone for long before updating to N910W8VLU1ANJ3 from whatever was stock, but I noticed recently that the vibration and haptic feedback intensity is much less than I noticed out of the box. I remember remarking that the vibration and haptic intensities (turned up all the way to max in the settings) was actually far too strong. I'm not sure at what point things changed, I hardly have any apps installed, power savings are all turned off, but now with the settings maxed I find the vibration weak at best. Has anyone else experienced this? Should I try a factory reset? I'm thinking I should root and get going on some custom ROM's, but I haven't been too impressed yet with what's available for the non-US Snapdragon Note 4. Thanks in advance for your feedback.
How many others out there think the vibrate intensity sucks? I keep my phone in an Otterbox Defender case. When I need to turn off the sound and put it on vibrate for going to meetings, church, etc....I might as well turn it off. The vibration intensity is so low that it is too easy to miss. Is there anything that can be done to make it be more noticeable? My S5 is rooted and I am running Xposed with a few modules, if that is helpful...
Settings -> Sounds and Notifications -> Vibration intensity
Hi friends, how can I totally turn of vibrations on marshmallow? I got all vibration on minimum in sound setting but after all I can feel weak vibrations in many apps like selecting picture in Samsung gallery etc. Plz help
BLEK0TA said:
Hi friends, how can I totally turn of vibrations on marshmallow? I got all vibration on minimum in sound setting but after all I can feel weak vibrations in many apps like selecting picture in Samsung gallery etc. Plz help
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In settings/sounds set the profile to mute, also turn off all the vibrations of touch ,haptic feedback etc.
Don't help.. there is still vibration feedback in selecting images in gallery after turned vibrations off. I'm thinking it's marshmallow bug.
Is there any way to tune the vibration (eg. notification, touch, global vibrations separately)?
Previously I've used Xposed modules, but Xposed is not available on Android N afaik.
I'm using EX kernel, and there are two settings for vibration in the EX kernel manager app, but the only that works is the first option "Vibration" which is the global setting.
The second "Notification vibration" slider doesn't have any effect whatsoever.
Also, I'm using Swiftkey as my keyboard, and the lowest setting for key press vibration is still too high, 1 or 20, there is literally no difference.
The only way I see it is to tweak the global vibration down, and then raise the notification/call vibration intensity.
I'm on Android N stock, rooted, EX kernel.
I have the same issue. I hate the vibration so much that I turned it off completely for all notifications. Anyway to tune the vibration to the effect that it's closer to the vibration of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. I'm looking for a softer vibration as opposed to the rattling strong vibration the Nexus 6P currently has.
thdaddy34 said:
I have the same issue. I hate the vibration so much that I turned it off completely for all notifications. Anyway to tune the vibration to the effect that it's closer to the vibration of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. I'm looking for a softer vibration as opposed to the rattling strong vibration the Nexus 6P currently has.
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I hate that I almost can't feel the vibration while the phone is in my pocket, and also hate when typing on the keyboard instead of getting nice haptic feedback, there is just an annoying sound.
That's why I'm looking to tweak it, it's really badly calibrated, at least in my case.
adsubzero said:
I hate that I almost can't feel the vibration while the phone is in my pocket, and also hate when typing on the keyboard instead of getting nice haptic feedback, there is just an annoying sound.
That's why I'm looking to tweak it, it's really badly calibrated, at least in my case.
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I am starting to think that maybe they just put a cheap vibration motor in the Nexus 6p.