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Realme: Turn Keyboard Vibration On or Off

Every tap on the realme keyboard can trigger a short buzz to confirm the keypress, but that constant vibration gets annoying fast during calls, meetings, or late-night typing. If Gboard keeps buzzing after every letter or stays silent when you actually want feedback, the haptic setting is likely set the wrong way for your habits.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Realme UI 2

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Turn Keyboard Vibration On or Off auf Realme

Keyboard vibration on realme phones is a Gboard feature, not a system-wide toggle. It sends a short haptic pulse each time you tap a key, separate from notification or call vibration.

This is why turning off vibration in the general sound settings does not stop the keyboard from buzzing. The setting lives inside the keyboard app itself and needs to be changed there directly.

Where to change it

Open Tap on SettingsTap on Additional settingsTap on Keyboard & input methodTap on GboardTap on PreferencesEnable or disable Haptic feedback on keypress.

Once you are in Preferences, the haptic feedback option also lets you adjust the intensity of the vibration instead of just switching it fully on or off. Lowering the strength can be a better fix than disabling it completely if you still want confirmation on each tap without the buzz feeling too strong.

If typing still feels unresponsive after adjusting this, check whether sound feedback on keypress is enabled separately, since some users mix up the two settings.

Frequently asked questions

System vibration in Settings only controls calls and notifications. Keyboard vibration is a separate option inside GboardPreferences, so it needs to be disabled there.