[Dantastic]

So, I've been searching around the forums and I haven't been able to find a solution.

See, the thing is, when I have the Atrix set to the normal sound settings, as in I don't have it set to silent or vibrate, whenever I receive a notification, like, let's say a text message, I'll hear the notification sound, but the phone will vibrate as well. Is there any way to turn off the vibration?

It's no biggie to me, but I just want to know if there's an option

[terpitude71]

menu>settings>sound>vibrate, and from there you can set your vibration rules

[Dantastic]

Well, after a process of elimination, I figured out that even while the Atrix is set to the normal profile (not in vibration or silent mode), it only vibrates when a text message is received. However, a ringtone, email notification, etc., won't cause the phone to vibrate...only messages.

[souja67]

How about disabling the tactile feedback when pressing the touch-sensitive buttons (like the menu, home, back, and search buttons?

[DCad]

How about disabling the tactile feedback when pressing the touch-sensitive buttons (like the menu, home, back, and search buttons?

To my knowledge, Motorola removed the ability to turn this off.

If your device is rooted, you can download an application to turn it off. But, that application will turn off all vibration.

[acrproject]

Well, after a process of elimination, I figured out that even while the Atrix is set to the normal profile (not in vibration or silent mode), it only vibrates when a text message is received. However, a ringtone, email notification, etc., won't cause the phone to vibrate...only messages.

I actually just figured out how to turn off the vibrate feature when getting sms messages. I found it annoying that my phone would vibrate then the notification sound would go off. Open up the text message folder > hit the menu button > message settings > uncheck vibrate.

[ECghostie]

I feel that the function of vibrating before ringing kind of helps in situations such as "oh i forgot to turn my sound off while in a meeting" so the vibrate warns you to hurry and catch it before it actually sounds. But that's just me.

[Dantastic]

I actually just figured out how to turn off the vibrate feature when getting sms messages. I found it annoying that my phone would vibrate then the notification sound would go off. Open up the text message folder > hit the menu button > message settings > uncheck vibrate.

Oh snap! I never thought of that lol. Well thanks a bunch!

[acrproject]

Oh snap! I never thought of that lol. Well thanks a bunch!

I also just realized today that when vibrate is uncheck in the messaging setting the phone won't vibrate when receiving sms messages in silent mode. I don't find this a problem since I usually have my phone sitting at my desk. However, this might be for others.

[andy957]

To my knowledge, Motorola removed the ability to turn this off.

If your device is rooted, you can download an application to turn it off. But, that application will turn off all vibration.

This stinks! Makes the phone almost unusable for me. I think it goes back to Bell tomorrow unless there is a way to turn it off without having to root the device.

[bigdoggy1616]

settings>sound>vibrate When you get to sound settings there will be a checked box next to vibrate uncheck it..

[Teodor Kasabov]

Hello, friend!

I have good news for you! I had the same exact problem as you (though with much older model Prestigio than yours, but I believe it has the same settings), and likewise was surfing the Internet for an answer to that question: how to switch off the vibration option for typing. Well, as you could suppose, I couldn't find an answer anywhere, until one I came across the solution on my one by pure accident! So, here it is how to solve that issue:

1. Go to "Settings".
2. Go to "Language & input".
3. Under "Keyboard & input methods" you find "Android keyboard" --> click on the option button to the right of it.
4. Now, under "General" you find the option you need: Vibrate on keypress. Tick it off. --> Problem solved!

I hope I was helpful with this piece of information! By any further questions you may address me in this blog. Good luck!

[Host Dolphins]

You need to change the vibration intensity setting to zero.

Do this by going to:
Settings > Sound > Vibration Intensity.

On that screen you can move the bar down for the following:
Incoming Call
Notification
Haptic Feedback

I turned it down to zero (moved the bar all the way to the left) for Incoming Call and Notification but left it at halfway for Haptic Feedback. That's because I only want it to vibrate on haptic feedback. You can decide what you want to do.

This is for android version 4.1.2.