While it can be handy to hear your iPhone ring when you receive a new text or email, at other times, having your phone make loud sounds can be annoying. Show
In those instances, vibrations are handy, since they still alert you to any notifications without disturbing those around you. Vibrations provide haptic feedback, which allows you to feel rather than hear your notifications. This feature can be useful when your phone's volume is turned on as well, as you might feel it vibrating in your pocket even if the speaker is muffled. You can even change how long your iPhone vibrates for, and set a different vibration pattern for every default app (Mail, Messages, etc.). Here's how to change your iPhone's current vibration settings, as well as set up a new vibration pattern. Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)How to change the vibration settings on your iPhone1. Open the Settings app. 2. Tap "Sounds & Haptics." 3. To enable vibration on your iPhone, make sure that either or both "Vibrate on Ring" and "Vibrate on Silent" are enabled. You'll know that vibration is enabled, as the bars will be colored green. Before you can edit your vibration settings, you'll need to make sure that vibration is actually on. William Antonelli/Business Insider4. Set the vibration tone for each individual iPhone notification (i.e. ringtone, textone, or new voicemail) by tapping on the relevant option underneath the "Sounds and Vibration Patterns" heading. 5. Tap "Vibration" to change the vibration alert for that particular notification. 6. You can choose one of the pre-set Vibration patterns by tapping on it. Note that when you tap on your choice, the vibration mode will begin on your phone, allowing you to feel what it will be like. Note that there's no need to save your changes. Simply exit the Settings app and your new choice will take effect. To create a new custom vibration pattern:1. Follow steps one through five above, but instead of tapping on a pre-set vibration mode, tap "Create New Vibration." The "Create New Vibration" button is below all the pre-set vibration patterns. Jennifer Still/Business Insider2. On the "New Vibration" screen, make your custom vibration pattern. Tap the screen when you want it to vibrate, and lift your finger off the screen for silence. 3. Once recorded, press "Stop" in the lower right-hand corner of your screen. 4. Click "Play" in the lower left-hand corner of your screen to preview the vibration pattern you just made. If you're happy with it, press "Save." Otherwise, you can re-record it by pressing "Record" and trying again.  Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:
Jennifer is a writer and editor from Brooklyn, New York, who spends her time traveling, drinking iced coffee, and watching way too much TV. She has bylines in Vanity Fair, Glamour, Decider, Mic, and many more. You can find her on Twitter at @jenniferlstill. Read more Read less How do I make my phone vibrate more powerful?Change vibration settings. Open your device's Settings app .. Tap Accessibility.. Tap Vibration & haptic strength.. Review or change the following settings: Ring vibration. Notification vibration. Touch feedback.. How do I make my phone vibrate harder iPhone?Set sound and vibration options
Go to Settings > Sounds & Haptics. To set the volume for all sounds, drag the slider below Ringtone and Alert Volume. To set the tones and vibration patterns for sounds, tap a sound type, such as ringtone or text tone.
Can you change the strength of vibrate on iPhone?If you have a sensitivity or intolerance to vibrations, you can customize iPhone to suit your needs. Set vibration options for specific alerts: Go to Settings > Sounds & Haptics. See Change iPhone sounds and vibrations.
Is there an app to make my phone vibrate harder?The same feature offers the application Good Vibrations – Custom vibration is one of the best options in the app market when it comes to calibrating your Android device's vibration. You don't even have to buy it as it's totally free.
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