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Set TalkBack Feedback (Vibration & Sound) auf Oppo
TalkBack confirms every typed character with a short vibration and a sound cue. This is meant to help users navigate by touch, but it can feel excessive if you only enabled TalkBack briefly or share the device with someone who does not rely on audio feedback.
The vibration and sound come from a dedicated Feedback menu inside TalkBack, separate from the general Accessibility settings and separate from your phone's system sound profile. Turning off TalkBack's Feedback options does not disable TalkBack itself, so screen reading and gesture navigation keep working as before.
Where to find TalkBack Feedback settings
Open the path below to reach the Feedback options:
Open the Settings ➔ Tap on Additional settings ➔ Tap on Accessibility ➔ Tap on TalkBack ➔ Open the Settings ➔ Adjust the Feedback settings
Inside this menu, you can lower or mute the vibration strength and sound volume separately. This is useful if you want spoken feedback to stay active while removing the physical buzz on every tap.
If TalkBack feels too intrusive overall rather than just the feedback tones, disabling TalkBack completely from the same Accessibility screen is the faster option.