A few months ago I bought the Huawei Watch 2 but after a couple of days I returned the Watch because I couldn't disable the system vibrations, I was wondering if Huawei added an option into the watch so we can disable the vibrations (haptic feedback) for 100% or not? Not only the vibrations for notification alerts but for everything, is that possible nowadays or nothing have changed in all these months?
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On my SGH-I747 when Smart Alert is enabled, I am talking on the phone, and receive a SMS my phone goes crazy with ridiculous vibrations. The vibrations are random and can be upwards of 20 in a minute. From what I searched I know it is tied to Smart Alert. The vibration pattern is the smart alert pattern.
I tired recalibrating my gyroscope, nothing different.
Starting to wonder if my gyroscope is defective? and ideas for a solution. I want to keep smart alert enabled.
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On my SGH-I747 when Smart Alert is enabled, I am talking on the phone, and receive a SMS my phone goes crazy with ridiculous vibrations. The vibrations are random and can be upwards of 20 in a minute. From what I searched I know it is tied to Smart Alert. The vibration pattern is the smart alert pattern.
I tired recalibrating my gyroscope, nothing different.
Starting to wonder if my gyroscope is defective? and ideas for a solution. I want to keep smart alert enabled.
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Did you ever find a fix for this? Noticing the same thing on my phone. Verizon version in the U.S. - rarely use my phone until recently and often have several inbound texts. Right now i've been on a 2+hr conference call for work and it's vibrating like crazy in the background. Smart Alert is awesome for normal use but will have to turn it off if there's no workaround for this...
Hello everyone,
About 8 months ago I dropped my Pixel. I was pretty upset, had only had it a month, but all it did was put a dent right where the opening for the speaker is. Sound worked, screen wasn't cracked, I was happy.
Well, 8 months have gone by and about 2 days ago I think the mesh that covers the speaker has turned loose from the case. Again, no big deal, it's still there, sound still works, etc. BUT ... now I get this HORRIBLE metal rattle every single time the phone vibrates.
Does anyone know how to turn off ALL vibration for the phone?
I've gone through Settings -> Sounds and turned it off for phone calls and touches. I've gone through some individual apps like Hangouts and Messages and turned it off for those app's notifications. But there are so many times the phone vibrates.
How do I turn off the vibrate for when you unlock with the fingerprint sensor? How do I turn off the vibrate for when you double click the power button to quick launch the camera?
If anybody knows how to disable ALL vibration on the phone I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Chris Williams
Don't think you can disable the fingerprint vibration or the camera vibration unless you're running a custom rom. You could try and run a custom kernel that let's you set the vibration intensity. You could then set it to 0 and the vibration motor won't work anymore.
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