Vibration while recieving calls is so bad in A52s

[PatternedBrain]

When I drive my bike and the phone is in my pocket, the vibration is literally so bad that I'm not able to sense or feel it. The vibration motors that they have given to A52s is complete garbage goddamn it. My old Zenfone m1 had better haptic feedback and also the 5ghz wifi band keeps disconnecting. Hope they fix it.

[brucewaynethebatman]

So true, my 4 year old lg g7 has far better heptics than a52s, my new phone.

[Sanskar]

True

[Sid_Karna]

You are true about haptics given in midrange Samsung phones including s20fe. Anyway, try changing the vibration pattern from settings. I think you have already selected the maximum vibration intensity, right?

However, I don't face the second issue.

[PatternedBrain]

Yes I did increase the vibration intensity as soon as I bought the phone home. 2.4 ghz tends to work well, but 5ghz band keeps disconnecting and connecting

[sudhir13488]

You are right bro, the vibration is literally very low, I had a J7 previously which has realy good heptic feedback. So samsung is realy downgrading hardware in new phones just for cost cutting.

[PatternedBrain]

Samsung really adding IP rating and amoled display but not a good vibration motor is so **bleep** annoying

[sudhir13488]

They are giving an additional feature and removing a most needed feature, which is annoying. At least basic feature should be of top quality.

[PatternedBrain]

Exactly! I have no issues with the camera and build quality, but the haptics that it gives is the trashiest I've ever used.

[pd_06]

I agree on this. While driving bike, I had to rely on call ringtone sound and then put my hand on the pocket to confirm through phone vibration that phone is ringing.
I didn't face any issues in wifi 2.4ghz/5ghz connection. Phone gets connected to 5ghz whenever it comes in 5ghz transmission range although I have enabled both bands.