Say what the little buzz is
Name that small tap when you type, and turn it down if you would rather not have it.
That small tap when you type is haptic feedback: a tiny motor confirming your finger landed.
It stands in for the click of a real key, so your hand knows the press worked.
Key points
- Haptic feedback is the small tap that confirms the phone felt you
- Its switches are under Sounds, apart from the ringer
What to remember
- What you feel and what you hear are separate settings.
- Haptic feedback is confirmation you can feel, and never a fault.
Try this
Type a few letters with the sound off, and notice the tap in your fingertip.
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