A new Android phone has active key vibrations by default. While this can be convenient for the less experienced of touch screens, to give them a feeling of a key pressed and to have the confirmation that, indeed, the system has received the pressure of that virtual button.
Those who are more experienced and do not need this confirmation or feedback, instead prefer to disable and remove the vibration at the press of the buttons which, at the end of the day, can be decisive (but very little) for battery consumption.
On Android, it is quite easy to disable tactile feedback, i.e. the small short vibration when you press a button, even if the option is a bit hidden and can be found in different places depending on the model.
On phones with standard Android, the one installed on Google Nexus smartphones, to remove the vibrations, open the Settings menu and go to the Audio and notifications section.
Scroll down this menu until you see " Other sounds ", touch it and then deactivate the last option, the one called "Vibrate on pressure".
This option turns off all tactile feedback on the device except for the keyboard.
If you want to disable the vibration from the keyboard, the one that is used to write messages and emails, you need to use an app like Whatsapp to make it appear and then touch the comma button located on the left of the space bar, hold down and release on the gear icon and then find the Google keyboard settings.
In Keyboard Settings, open the Preferences menu and turn off key vibration .
If you cannot find it or if you are using another keyboard application, open the keyboard app from the list of applications.
To find out the name of the keyboard app, go to Settings> Language & input> Current keyboard .
The option to disable tactile feedback on Samsung Galaxy devices is in a different place in the Settings menu.
Specifically, you need to go to the " Sounds and vibrations " menu and find the Vibration intensity option.
By setting the intensity to zero, with the slider all the way to the left, the tactile feedback is deactivated.
In this case the vibration is removed from all the keys, even the default Samsung keyboard (unless you use a different app like Google keyboard).
On Huawei smartphones with EMUI, removing the vibrations of the keys is very simple and you just have to find the section of sounds in the settings and then turn off the vibration switch for everything.
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