Hi, I've got a brand new S24 fe and when I run vibration test, it has a buzz noise when you listen throughout the speaker part. the noise is not strong and you can't hear it listening to the back glass. Is my phone defected or it's normal? I asked people they said it's normal on s24/s24+.
There is an option to have the speakers play a vibrating simulation sound along with physically vibrating, a diagnostic test shouldn't allow that to matter if you have it turned on or not, but it's worth a check in settings->sound & vibration->vibration intensity then you'll see vibration sound for incoming calls. It may be labeled slightly different, I'm using OneUI 7, but I would make sure it's off. Honestly though, more than likely you are just a bit hypersensitive to your new phone. Some sound coming from the vibration motor on the FE version of the S24, is not all that surprising. You said yourself that you cannot even hear it through the back glass, so I think there's no issue at all. If it gets louder over the next week or two, then I'd try for a warranty but it's very likely not going to be a problem.
Vibrations cause a slight souund, espacially if it is on a hard surface. Should br a slight buz. If you are holding the phone, it may be more of a perceived sound.
There is an option to have the speakers play a vibrating simulation sound along with physically vibrating, a diagnostic test shouldn't allow that to matter if you have it turned on or not, but it's worth a check in settings->sound & vibration->vibration intensity then you'll see vibration sound for incoming calls. It may be labeled slightly different, I'm using OneUI 7, but I would make sure it's off. Honestly though, more than likely you are just a bit hypersensitive to your new phone. Some sound coming from the vibration motor on the FE version of the S24, is not all that surprising. You said yourself that you cannot even hear it through the back glass, so I think there's no issue at all. If it gets louder over the next week or two, then I'd try for a warranty but it's very likely not going to be a problem.
