02-22-2022 12:40
02-22-2022 12:40
I can’t believe how puny the vibration on the Sense is. Even on the strong mode I do not feel it and miss countless notifications. Why is it only 1 motion ? Why is there not a succession of vibrations to have half a chance of feeling it ? Any tips greatly received to rectify this or do I need to bombard Fitbit to roll out a software update as I can’t believe it’s only me that finds this feature totally useless how it is.
02-22-2022 17:26
02-22-2022 17:26
Welcome to the Fitbit community.
I thought the same thing but for me, it ended up being that when my phone was on mute, the watch wasn't getting notifications. I turned on the "Always vibrate" option and I feel like I don't miss them anymore.
02-22-2022 17:31
02-22-2022 17:31
I found the same thing, @eezeepee. I was helping my Mom test the calling feature on her new Sense I gave her for Christmas, completely forgetting that my phone was on DND when she tried to call me and then wondered why I never got the call. As it turns out, I never got the call because it was on DND and I never felt the vibration.
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one cruise ship at a time!02-22-2022 21:00
02-22-2022 21:00
Hi @JulieJu - you are right the vibration is very poor, even on strong it is weaker than a Versa on normal and almost undetectable.
If you are interested try the SimpleVibrate app. There are 8 vibration types, ring and alert have a chance of detection because they are continuous, but are not used for notifications which only fire once, which you can simulate in the app.
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