How to Fix Apple Watch Not Vibrating for Incoming Calls
Learn how to troubleshoot your Apple Watch when it doesn't vibrate for calls. Quick tips for enabling haptic alerts and more.
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If your Apple Watch is not vibrating when your phone rings, check to ensure 'Haptic Alerts' are enabled in the Watch app on your iPhone. Navigate to My Watch > Sounds & Haptics and turn on 'Haptic Alerts.' Also, adjust the haptic strength there if necessary. Ensure your watch is not in Do Not Disturb mode or Silent Mode, as these settings can prevent vibrations for incoming calls.
FAQs & Answers
- How do I enable Haptic Alerts on my Apple Watch? To enable Haptic Alerts on your Apple Watch, open the Watch app on your iPhone, go to My Watch > Sounds & Haptics, and toggle on 'Haptic Alerts.' You can also adjust the haptic strength from this menu.
- What should I check if my Apple Watch is still not vibrating? If your Apple Watch still isn't vibrating, ensure that it is not in Do Not Disturb mode or Silent Mode. Additionally, check for any software updates and ensure that your iPhone is correctly paired with your Apple Watch.
- Can I customize the vibration pattern on my Apple Watch? Yes, you can customize the vibration pattern for notifications on your Apple Watch. In the Watch app on your iPhone, go to My Watch > Sounds & Haptics, then select 'Haptic Strength' to adjust the intensity.
- What can I do if my Apple Watch vibrates but not for calls? If your Apple Watch vibrates for other notifications but not for calls, check your notification settings for the Phone app on your iPhone. Ensure that notifications are enabled and that the right tones or vibrations are set for incoming calls.