2 Ways to Make Your iPhone Vibrate in Silent Mode

Setting your iPhone to silent mode is as easy as sliding the Ring/Silent switch until the orange mark appears. To ensure that you receive incoming call and reminder notifications even in silent mode, you can enable vibration on your iPhone so you don't miss any important information.

In this article, we will explain how to make your iPhone vibrate in silent mode for incoming calls and alerts.

How to turn on vibration for incoming calls and alerts in silent mode

In order to receive notifications of incoming calls and alerts via vibration in silent mode, you need to turn on the haptic option in iPhone settings.

1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
   
2. In Settings, select Sound & Haptics.
   
3. On the next screen, scroll down to the bottom to find the "Ring/Silent Mode Switching" section. In this section, you can turn on the Play Haptics in Silent Mode switch to enable vibration when the device is in Silent Mode.
   

Now, whenever you receive a call or alert on your iPhone, your iPhone will vibrate, even if it is set to silent mode.

How to turn on keyboard vibration in Silent Mode

By default, your iPhone makes a clicking sound when you type using the native Apple keyboard. However, this sound can only be heard when your device is in ring mode. When set to silent mode, you won't hear the click sound, even if you enable it in iOS settings. To get some feedback when typing in silent mode, you can enable keyboard vibration so you know when your keys are registered and when they are not.

1. To enable keyboard vibration in silent mode, open the Settings app on your iPhone.
   
2. In Settings, select Sound & Haptics.
   
3. On the next screen, tap Keyboard Feedback.
   
4. In the Keyboard Feedback screen, turn on the Haptic switch on this screen.
   

Now your iPhone will vibrate every time you press a key on the native keyboard in silent mode and ring mode.

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