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iPhone 7 Apple battery case and other cases vibration

Alexrat1996

Alexrat1996

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hello everyone I have two battery cases for the iPhone 7 on a hard surface I can hear the vibration of the iPhone when I get notifications for messenger ,text message,email or a call no vibration for Facebook app it self .

Will the vibration be heard on hard surfaces due to the case on the phone ?

Another Mac rumor user said it was normal.

Do you have same issue ?
 
Alexrat1996 said:
Will the vibration be heard on hard surfaces due to the case on the phone ?
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take the case off and do the same test. Do you hear the vibration?
If yes, then no, not due to the case.
If no, then yes, it's due to the case.
 
beernut said:
take the case off and do the same test. Do you hear the vibration?
If yes, then no, not due to the case.
If no, then yes, it's due to the case.
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With my otter box case I had before I had the phone in a different location and vibration was not that noticeable but I moved it to this location it's noticeable with the battery case here the video
 
glossy has nothing to do with hardness/softness of the other surface. so what was the other surface?
 
Do you have vibration turned on? If so, it will make a noise when its on a hard surface. Haven't you already asked this in another forum?
 
Alexrat1996 said:
hello everyone I have two battery cases for the iPhone 7 on a hard surface I can hear the vibration of the iPhone when I get notifications for messenger ,text message,email or a call no vibration for Facebook app it self .

Will the vibration be heard on hard surfaces due to the case on the phone ?

Another Mac rumor user said it was normal.

Do you have same issue ?
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All "hard surfaces" are not the same. Different surfaces will resonate differently when the same vibration is applied. Even the location of the applied vibration can make a difference. The two types of cases would also change the vibration and in turn the sound that resonates from it.
 
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Newtons Apple said:
All "hard surfaces" are not the same. Different surfaces will resonate differently when the same vibration is applied. Even the location of the applied vibration can make a difference. The two types of cases would also change the vibration and in turn the sound that resonates from it.
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That what I think and I think it 100% normal
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Thor_1 said:
Do you have vibration turned on? If so, it will make a noise when its on a hard surface. Haven't you already asked this in another forum?
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Yes it was on but now this is with the apple battery case and I can't find my other posts
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beernut said:
glossy has nothing to do with hardness/softness of the other surface. so what was the other surface?
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Now I have the apple battery case maybe that's why
 
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