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‎12-31-2017 14:26

‎12-31-2017 14:26

When using using timer or stop watch there is a small vibration at the appropriate time. If you are running or active it is easy to miss this small vibration. Is there some way to increase the intensity or length of this notice? I generally do not use headphones when I work out. If I did, is there an audio notice as well or a way to set one up?

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‎01-01-2018 04:01

‎01-01-2018 04:01

@Patrick1954 Sadly the vibration on the Ionic seems to have been nerfed and this applies in respect of the alarm as well. There is a setting to change intensity - swipe right to left through the apps to the Settings cog, tap on it, and scroll down to Vibrations. You can switch between Normal and Strong though tbh there is little difference between them. Try the Strong and see if it makes any difference for you.

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