How to Remove the Vibration When Typing on Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro: The Complete Guide

Why keyboard vibration is annoying and when to turn it off

Tactile return when typing is a feature that is not liked by all owners of Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro. For some, a light vibration creates the illusion of “pressing” physical buttons, while for others it becomes a source of constant irritation, especially when you are talking in messengers or working with documents, when each symbol is accompanied by a microvibration of the case.

On Poco. X3 Pro keyboard vibration is activated by default in two cases: when using standard MIUI-keyboards (included in firmware) and when you install Google Gboard (if you previously enabled this option), and the intensity of vibration may vary - MIUI It's often weaker, and it's more distinct in Gboard, and it can also interfere with vibration in games where the taps on the screen are duplicated by the tactile recoil.

It's worth turning it off if you:

• 📱 You often type long texts and get tired of microvibration;
• 🎮 Play mobile games where the vibration of the keyboard conflicts with the game effects;
• 🔋 You want to save battery power (vibrational motor consumes additional energy);
• 🔕 Work in quiet environments where even the slight noise of the body is noticeable.

It is important to understand that turning off the keyboard vibration does not affect the phone’s other vibrational signals – notifications, calls, or system alerts will remain unchanged.

Method 1: Turn off vibration in settings MIUI-keyboard

If you use a standard keyboard from Xiaomi, the algorithm of actions will be the easiest. MIUI-The keyboard has a separate tactile recoil switch that is hidden in the settings menu.

To find him:

1. Open any application where you can type text (such as Messages or Notes).
2. Tap the input field to make the keyboard appear.
3. Press the gear icon (⚙️) in the top row of the keyboard - this will cause the settings menu.
4. Go to the section Settings of the keyboard → Vibration when pressed.
5. Move the slider to the off position.

If your MIUI version doesn't have a separate Vibration item, check the Sound and Vibration section inside the keyboard settings. Sometimes the option is hidden under the name Tactile Recoil or Press Response.

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⚠️ Note: On some versions MIUI (This is due to Xiaomi's policy of simplifying the interface for different regions. In this case, use Method 2 or Method 3.

Method 2: Set up vibration in Google Gboard

Gboard is an alternative keyboard from Google that many people install instead of the standard one. It's more flexible, but the path to turning off vibration is different. MIUI-keyboard.

Instructions for Gboard:

1. Activate the keyboard in any text field.
2. Click on the three-point icon (⋮) keyboard.
3. Select Settings → Settings → Sound when pressed.
4. Turn off the Vibration option when you press the keys (the slider should turn gray).

You can also adjust the vibration intensity in Gboard (if it is too weak or strong). To do this, select Vibration Force from the same menu and move the slider to the desired level.

If you still feel vibration after turning off, check if the Gboard conflicts with the Poco X3 Pro system settings. Sometimes it helps to restart the phone or reset the keyboard settings to the factory.

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To reset your Gboard settings, go to Settings → System → Apps → Gboard → Storage → Clear Data. This will remove all user settings, including the dictionary and themes, but solve the problem with the stuck vibration.

Method 3: Disabling vibration through ADB (for power users)

If standard methods do not work (for example, the option is not in the menu), you can resort to turning off vibration at the system level through ADB. This method is suitable for advanced users, since it requires connecting the phone to the computer and working with the command line.

Step-by-step:

1. Turn on Developer Mode on Poco X3 Pro: Go to Settings → About Phone. Click 7 times on MIUI Version until the notification “You are a developer” appears.

USB-debugging

• Back to Settings → Additionally. → For developers.
• Turn on the debugging switch over USB.
• Connect your phone to your computer through USB-cable and confirm the debugging permit.
• Download ADB Tools and unpack the archive.
• Open the command prompt (cmd) in the folder with ADB and type:

adb shell settings put system haptic_feedback_enabled 0

This command completely disables the tactile recoil at the system level, including keyboard vibration, navigation buttons, and other interface elements. To bring the vibration back, use the same command by replacing 0 with 1.

⚠️ Warning: Turning off vibrations through ADB It affects all system vibration effects, not just the keyboard, and can affect notifications, calls, and other functions.

Additional settings: button vibration and system notifications

Keyboard vibration is not the only source of tactile return on the Poco X3 Pro. If you want to completely calm down your phone, check out other settings:

• 📳 Vibration when you press system buttons (for example, the buttons “Back”, “Home”): disables in Settings → Sound and vibration → Vibration on touch.
• 🔔 Notification Vibration: You can configure separately for each application in Settings → Notifications → Notification settings.
• 🎮 Vibration in games: Managed in the settings of a particular game (usually under the Sound or Control section»).

The Poco X3 Pro also has a hidden lock vibration option that works when you press the power button to turn it off:

1. Go to Settings → Lock screen.
2. Select Additional Settings.
3. Turn off the Vibration option when you lock.

If you use navigation gestures (instead of the classic buttons), the vibration when swipes is turned off in Settings → System → Gestures → Vibration when pressed.

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Disabling the vibration of notifications and system buttons does not affect the operation of the keyboard – these settings are adjusted independently.

What to do if the vibration does not turn off?

Sometimes even after all the instructions are done, the keyboard vibration continues to work, and the reasons can be different.

• 🔄 Keyboard cache: Temporary files can "remember" old settings. Clear cache in Settings → Annexes → keyboard → Warehouse → Clear the cache.
• 📲 Application conflict: Some programs (such as launchers or optimizers) can override system settings.
• 🔧 Update MIUI: After major firmware updates, the settings may be reset. MIUI In Settings → The phone.
• 🛠️ Hardware malfunction: If vibration is running continuously (even without pressing), it may indicate damage to the vibrating motor.

If the problem persists, try resetting the keyboard settings:

1. For MIUI-keyboards: Settings → Annexes → Application management → keyboard → Resetting settings.
2. For Gboard: Settings → System → Apps → Gboard → Storage → Clear data.

In extreme cases, you can install an alternative keyboard (for example, SwiftKey or Fleksy), where the vibration is turned off by default.

Keyboard comparison: which is better for the Poco X3 Pro?

Keyboard selection affects not only vibration, but also dial speed, auto-replacement and extra features. Below is a comparison of popular options for the Poco X3 Pro:

For users who want maximum performance, Fleksy is the best choice, it is minimalist, has no default vibration and consumes fewer resources. If you want advanced features (translation, GIF, search), Gboard will do, but you have to manually turn off the vibration in it.

Standard. MIUI-Keyboard is suitable for those who do not want to install third-party applications, but its functionality is inferior to its counterparts, for example, it does not have built-in translation or search for emoji by keyword.

FAQ: Frequent questions about vibration on the Poco X3 Pro