iPhone 6 vibrate intensity is very very weak compared to previous generation iPhones.

I'm having this issue as well and the point is that you might need to be aware that someone is calling or texting you BUT you don't want to disturb others. The iPhone 4 vibration was perfect and there was no need to make it almost non-existent

Same problem here.

It didn't have the issue with my previous iPhone (3G, 3GS, 4, 4S, 5S) and I'm now facing the issue with this 6S.

I miss a lot of calls and texts during the day at work.

I am also having the same issue. I have the phone in my pocket and do not feel the vibration to know that I had a call or to notify me of a meeting. I have tried custom vibrations and cannot determine anything that works.

This will be my last iphone if this is not resolved. I actually considered moving back to my iphone 5.

In fact I'm back to my iPhone 5 for the past couple of weeks. Not because of the vibration, but been testing the supposedly "OEM" battery. I got a feeling this phone is the last Jobs' message. He was right. this size perfectly fits the hand. Small is indeed, beautiful. It's such a very nice phone, no wonder I've used it for so long. But I guess that's for another topic.

I also have the IPhone 6 with the vibration problem. I did some testing..... and as one post says, yes the vibration does go from side to side. I laid the phone down flat on my desk,and i could barely feel the vibration or hear the slight (rumble) on the desk. I did activate the LED notification, so i knew it was actually ringing and when it started to ring.

My second test, i took my business cards out of the holder. set my phone into the business card holder, with the volume buttons down. I called it again and there was that familiar.. IPhone 4 rumble that i had before i upgraded. so i set my phone in my business card holder while i am at work, and i dont miss a thing. My next test will be the belt clip holder, that holds the phone sideways on the hip.

roofrat99 wrote:

My next test will be the belt clip holder, that holds the phone sideways on the hip.

Lol

If you haven't figured it out yet go to Settings>General>Accessibility>Vibration and turn it on. Then you will be able to feel it vibrate.

That does nothing on the 6 to help it.

Also, as to the belt clip. I don't feel it at all. I did with the 5 though.

Here is the ONLY solution, or similar to this....

🙂

IBleedRangerBlue wrote:

That does nothing on the 6 to help it.

She was referring to the iPhone 6S. Apparently the 3D touch allows you to control the vibration level. Just press it the hardest you can, and the vibration will be activated in "powerful" mode. It will drain lots of battery tho..

Ah ok, thanks. Oh this *****.....

****, you still wouldn't feel the weak vibration lol

Wish I never traded in my 5 now. This is ridiculous. Got to be something we can do for us that can't go back to our 5(or other older phone).

IBleedRangerBlue wrote:

Wish I never traded in my 5 now. This is ridiculous. Got to be something we can do for us that can't go back to our 5(or other older phone).

Trade in your 6 with brand new, sparkling chamfered-edge Space-Grey 5S 32GB? Touch ID, Bigger battery than 5?

I've been looking at that too but as I own a 5, I had a feeling that I had to sell this one first as it felt a bit too "same". However, the 5 battery life was never a performer since the beginning. The 3G radio in 5 is power hog as well, and I heard it was fixed in 5S.

Apple still holds the crown for best 4" smartphone to date. Well, unless they're coming with 7 Mini or 7C or whatever they call it, with power efficient components, in the future. But then you wouldn't stand missing calls till end of next year would you?