Keyboard vibration in Android is a nice to have feature at least for me. You can disable the keyboard vibration in Android just few touch away. Furthermore, disable the keyboard vibration can save your battery and make it last longer!
To disable keyboard vibration in Android Phone, follow the steps below:-
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- Go to Home -> Settings -> Sound
- Untick the “Haptic feedback” or “Vibrate Feedback” and your are done!
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Some version of Android phone might the way below to disable keyboard vibration:-
- Go to Home -> Settings -> Language and Keyboard
- Select “Touch Input” or “Touch Input Chinese”
- Look for item “Vibrate when typing” and un-tick it
- Done. You just disable the keyboard vibration in your Android Phone!
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Its not working on moto g
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in Xperia
settings->
language and input (under personalize tab)->
xperia keyboard->select the settings option next to this->
sound and vibration->
uncheck vibration on keypress
For micromax A-92
Settings>language & Input > Android Keyboard (AOS)(right side) > Uncheck Vibrate on keypress
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got to (in jelly bean) settings-user profiles-click on the right side of icon of general profile-uncheck all boxes
I have samsung grand quattro ..plz help me to enable touch vibrations everywhere .
I unticked the haptic feedback box but it still vibrates. Help? This problem occured after I installed the software update.
Is there any way to disable Vibration while typing texts in Micromax canvas doodle A111???
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The latest Android system update (4.1.2) has changed the way to resolve this. Go to System Settings > Language & Input > Click the settings icon to the right of “Android keyboard (AOSP)” > Deselect the check box next to “Vibrate on keypress”
Well in my Karbonn A15 it goes like this :-
» Go to Home -> Settings -> Language and input
» Select “Touch Input†or “Touch Input on android defaultâ€
» Look for item after a touch on default android keyboard “Vibrate on keypress†and un-tick it
On my HTC one X + i actually want to Enable vibrate on touch. However i cannot tick this option as it is coloured grey… I m turning a bit desperate now… Hopefully you Guys can help me out!!
Thanks, found the option, and turned it off. I have to say that, that stupid touch vibration was the most annoying feature on any mobile phone I have used.
Try Settings>Audio profiles> General> it can be in there
Thanks… it worked
both are already unchecked but it still vibrates…. 🙁
its true about the solutions you mentioned my friend but this is my problem. i have nowhere to look even at settings and menu i cant find the menu for vibration when i press my newly installed t12 soft keyboard that i downloaded from google store.this app has no setting for wihich you can disable vibration.it annoys me everytime i compose and use the keyboard. pls help me
in some phones, it’ll b like this
home—>settings—–>sound settings—–>haptic feedback
u just have to cancel the tick on haptic feedback,,,
Thanks Michael, that fixed it for me!
thank you!
that’s a relief. someone actually answered the mind boggling question that i have been searching answers for. THANKS A BUNCH! great help. ^u^
it didn’t work at first for me but i did it again then it worked. thanks!
If you go to Settings > Sounds > Haptic Feedback (untick), this will disable the general vibrations which happen ‘when pressing soft keys and on certain UI interactions’.
That might be what Annie was looking for.
I have done this and it did not work, is there another method to get rid of the vibration?
Thanks for the article. It did solve the problem and cleared my headache, but not sure if I can buy you a drink.