What is haptics on iPhone and how does it work?

ArthurMex

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Can anyone explain what is "haptics" on iPhone? I’ve noticed the subtle vibrations, but I’m curious how haptics enhance the overall user experience. Does it only affect notifications, or are there other features that use haptics too?
 
Haptics are those tiny vibrations that happen when you use your iPhone (tap a switch or a long-press an iPhone icon or button). It uses the Taptic Engine that allows the phone to provide subtleties of feedback response so that it can be more haptic and physical when interacting with items on the screen.
 
Haptics on iPhone refers to the subtle vibrations you feel when interacting with the screen, like typing or long-pressing. It works using Apple’s Taptic Engine, which produces precise, quick feedback to make actions feel more responsive and realistic without strong vibrations.
 
Haptics of Iphone provide touch-based feedback through gentle taps or pulses. Powered by the Taptic Engine, it reacts instantly to actions such as toggling switches, pressing buttons, or receiving alerts, helping users feel confirmation of interactions instead of relying only on visual cues.
 
Haptics on an iPhone simulate the sense of touch by delivering small, controlled vibrations. The Taptic Engine creates these effects by moving a linear motor, producing accurate feedback that enhances typing, notifications, and system gestures without draining excessive battery power.
 
The haptics on iPhone uses tactile feedback to improve user experience. Through the Taptic Engine, the phone generates brief vibrations when you perform actions like Face ID unlocks or app interactions, making digital actions feel more physical and satisfying.
 
iPhone haptics are designed to make interactions feel natural and intuitive. Using the Taptic Engine, the device delivers short, precise vibrations in response to taps, alerts, and gestures, helping users recognize actions instantly while keeping feedback subtle and controlled.
 
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