Vibration mode on Xiaomi phones can be used in silent mode so you can easily receive new messages, calls or application notifications. In addition, users can turn on or off vibration mode on Xiaomi phones in ring mode, depending on their usage needs or in different situations. Below are instructions for adjusting vibration mode on Xiaomi phones.
How to adjust vibration mode on Xiaomi phone
Step 1:
On the Xiaomi phone interface, we click on Settings to access the phone's customizations. Switch to the new interface, the user clicks on Sound & vibration to adjust the vibration mode on the phone.
Step 2:
In this next interface, scroll down to see the Vibration section to adjust it to your liking. There will be options to adjust vibration when there is a call, adjust silent vibration and vibration effects when touching with different levels of strength and weakness.
We click on the vibration effect we want when touching the screen as we like.
Step 3:
Next, users adjust the vibration mode when the Xiaomi phone is in silent mode and the vibration mode when there is an incoming call . Users turn the vibration mode on or off by sliding the white round button to the right or left to turn it on or off according to their needs.
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