Do you use haptic feedback on-screen?

[Grey Hawk]

Curious as to how many people do.

I don't use it for anything keyboard/UI

Only for the soft keys.

 

[Abe21599]

Curious as to how many people do.

I don't use it for anything keyboard/UI

Only for the soft keys.

none at all. not a big fan

 

[Sal R.]

Nope. Turned them all off.

 

[JCo352]

i dont use it for the keyboard and i was using it for the soft keys before i saw this thread and found out i could turn it off...so much better

 

[capnfuffy]

Absolutely not, I had turned it off completely before I even left the mall where I purchased it.

 

[yourhero88]

I need haptic feedback for the bottom hardware buttons, but that's it.

 

[stuhasdroid]

Nope, don't like it.

Nope, don't like haptic feedback.

If I could turn it off for the lock screen I would.

 

[andrewdoane]

I use it. I hated it in the beginning but I tried it again a month or so ago and now I'm hooked.

 

[cinematicmatt]

i use it for the soft buttons on the bottom... but then again i haven't tried turning it off... maybe i'll give it a run and see how i'm feelin about that..


no pun intended

 

[legalkill]

I turned it off and my batteryleft estiamte jumped up 2 hours. Can't say that was what did it but still.

 

[CBLJazz]

used to on my env touch and voyager but not on the droid.

 

[andrewdoane]

I think you guys who have turned it off since the beginning should turn it back on for a day and see if you still don't want it. I gave it a second chance and was glad I did.

If it is true that it cuts 2 hours off of the battery life, then dear God leave it off. I doubt that it makes that much difference. Anyone have any concrete evidence of what the effect on battery life is?

 

[ntrddragn]

i use it on the 4 button on the phone. i need to know if i actually pressed it.