Watch Vibration Motor

[Dsgcobra]

IT seems every now and then with certain alerts my apple watch vibration motor feels like its stuck in mud, that it's struggling to turn. just like when you hook up a motor to a 9V battery that is almost dead and it can barley spinning it, only thing is my what has over 90% battery remaining. This has been going on for a couple of days and its not all the time. I cant reproduce it on the fly. I know that apple watch having manufacturing problems with the haptic and taptic feed back system, could mine be part of that? any one else notice this?

 

[WST88]

I seem to get different feedback depending on the watch band or even how the watch is oriented on my wrist. The tighter the better feedback. I think the haptic feedback is a linear mass. Not rotating and that is how the achieve the feeling of a tap. Try and tighten and lose. Your band and see if it changes the feeling


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[Dsgcobra]

It's even with the band at the same tightens and in the same location on my wrist

 

[bamf-hacker]

Could be defective. Make an appointment at the Genius Bar for them to take a look.

 

[dezee38]

Try using the "prominent haptic" function. May do the trick.