Would you like to have haptic feedback on your keyboard?

[Panathas]

I am rly missing the haptic feedback of the keyboard after switching from Android to WP. Do you think MS will implement it in WP8.1 and do you miss this feature?

 

[anon(7900571)]

no I don't want this feature , this will drain battery , I still hate the haptic feedback on all capacitive buttons on my Lumia 920 ; I can't disable them :\

 

[dkediger]

No. First thing I turn off on any phone that touches my hands.....

 

[dawindbag]

No. First thing I turn off on any phone that touches my hands.....

Ditto. Don't mind if they add it if people want it and it will drive more adoption, but I'll never use it.

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[ptrkhh]

Yes, the key sound is too loud and distracts other people around me. Vibration is perfect IMO, as long as it doesn't lag like in Android.... I mean, whats the point of the vibration if it comes after I press the key.....

 

[unstoppablekem]

I like it a lot. It's good to have an option for that, for people who want it and for people who don't.

 

[BIGPADDY]

I love it mainly because it reassures me that I'm typing and I like the feel of the vibrating on my finger tip.

 

[mary beth hale]

yes I would like the option. the haptic feedback is one of the things I miss from SwiftKey when on android some years ago.

 

[LTTG]

Nope. I don't even like the haptic feedback on capacitive buttons...

 

[Laura Knotek]

I'd like it as an option. I'd use it. If other people don't like it, then it could be disabled. However, I think the availability of the choice is a good thing.

 

[LTTG]

I'd like it as an option. I'd use it. If other people don't like it, then it could be disabled. However, I think the availability of the choice is a good thing.

I agree with you.

 

[irvin792]

I wouldn't use it, but options are good

 

[Markyyy]

I'd like it as an option. The problem is that the vibration on nokia Lumia handsets is noisy, I think due to the loose camera lens.

 

[Manu Tyagi]

i would say if people require it then may be MS should put it into system but must allow others to turn that off...

 

[mariusfilip]

here's what i found :smile: The Impact of Haptics on Battery Life (Spoiler Alert: Do you ever turn off your car radio to save gas?) | Haptic Antics

 

[Jason Drum]

Like all the other similar questions, my answer is options are great, but I wouldn't use it.

 

[honeyrapper]

I think the tap sound and the the visual feedback do the job pretty well without being a battery hog like haptic feedback. On a related note, the new touch settings update let's you disable haptic even for the nav bar. Does feel weird at first, but took me only a day to get used to it. So you might as well.

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