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this post was submitted on 02 May 2024
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When I bought a newer phone a few years ago, I was really disappointed with how weak the vibrate was. It's a flagship phone and I have the vibration intensity set to maximum, but I still often don't realize that my phone is vibrating in my pocket... especially at work. Never had that happen in a phone before. Idk if newer phones just ship with weaker vibration motors nowadays or if it's just this particular phone line.
That being said, I actually like my ringtone and notification sounds. I turn them on while at home but leave it on vibrate at work.
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