Xiaomi Redmi 10 is one of the most popular budget smartphones, but its tactile feedback when typing irritates many users. Keyboard vibration can be distracting, slow down your typing speed, or just get on your nerves—especially if you're used to silent keys. Fortunately, you can disable it in several ways: through system settings, parameters of a specific keyboard, or even hidden options. In this article we will analyze all the current methods - from basic to advanced, including solutions for the standard keyboard from Google and third-party applications like MIUI.

In this article we will analyze all the current methods - from basic to advanced, including solutions for a standard keyboard Xiaomi, Gboard from Google and third-party applications like SwiftKey. We will also find out why vibration can suddenly turn on again and how to avoid it. If you're tired of your phone shaking every time you press it, read on.

1. Disabling vibration in system settings MIUI

The most obvious way is to look into the general settings of the smartphone. MIUI on Redmi 10 allows you to control tactile feedback globally, but there is a caveat: this does not always affect the keyboard. However, it is worth starting with this step.

Go to: Settings → Sound and vibration → Vibration when touching

Here you will see several switches:

  • 📱 Vibration when touching — responsible for the feedback when interacting with the interface (for example, when clicking on icons). Does not affect the keyboard directly, but sometimes disabling it reduces the overall "shaking" of the system.
  • 🔤 Keyboard vibration —this item is not available in all versions MIUI. If it is present, disabling it will solve the problem immediately.
  • 🔔 Vibration when calling is not related to typing, but can interfere in general.

If there is no “Keyboard vibration” item, don’t be upset. This means that the setting is hidden in the parameters of the keyboard itself (more on this in the following sections). Also check if there are any settings on the system vibration profiles (for example, "Gaming" or "Silent") that may override the settings.

📊 What keyboard are you using on Redmi 10?
Standard from Xiaomi
Gboard (Google)
SwiftKey
Other
I don’t know

2. Setting up a standard keyboard Xiaomi

The stock keyboard MIUI (aka Mi Keyboard) has its own vibration parameters, which are not always synchronized with the system ones. To change them:

  1. Open any text input field (for example, notes or message).
  2. Tap the ⚙️ (gear) icon on the keyboard panel to go to its settings.
  3. Select Settings → Sound and vibration.
  4. Disable the switch "Vibration when pressed".

If there is no ⚙️ icon, try holding the comma (,) or spacebar on the keyboard: in some versions MIUI this brings up the settings menu. You can also go through the system parameters: Settings → Additional settings → Language and input → Current keyboard (Mi Keyboard) → Settings

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⚠️ Attention: In some firmware Redmi 10 (especially on the base MIUI 13/14), the "Vibration" item may be called "Tactile feedback" or "Response when pressed". If you do not find it, update the keyboard via Google Play or try resetting its settings (see section 5).

3. Disabling vibration in Gboard (Google keyboard)

If you use Gboard the most popular alternative keyboard, the algorithm will be different. This keyboard is synced with your Google account, so its settings may vary even after you reset your phone.

Instructions:

  1. Open any text field and tap the ⚙️ icon on the panel Gboard.
  2. Select Settings → Settings text input.
  3. Scroll down to the block "Vibration".
  4. Disable the switches:
    • 🔘 Vibration when pressing keys —main impact.
    • 🔘 Sound when pressing keys — accompanying sound signal (optional).

If your version Gboard does not have a separate "Vibration" item, update the application in Google Play. Older versions (pre-11.0) could combine these settings with sound effects. Also check if the vibration is turned on one-handed mode - in it vibration sometimes behaves differently.

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In Gboard you can adjust vibration intensity (weak/strong) - this is useful if you do not want to disable it completely, but just make it less noticeable.

4. Problems with SwiftKey and other keyboards

Users SwiftKey (Microsoft application) often encounter the fact that vibration is not turned off through standard settings. This is due to the features of keyboard integration in MIUI.

To remove vibration in SwiftKey:

  1. Open the keyboard settings via the ⚙️ icon in the text field.
  2. Go to Sound and vibration → Vibration keys.
  3. Select "No" in the drop-down menu.

    4. If the item is missing, try:

    • 🔄 Reset SwiftKey in the application menu.
    • 📥 Reinstall keyboard from Google Play.
    • 🔧 Disable optimization batteries for SwiftKey in settings MIUI (sometimes this prevents vibration from working correctly).

For other keyboards (for example, Chroom, Fleksy) the algorithm is similar: look for vibration settings in the section Sound/Response. If they are not there, check the application permissions in the Android settings: perhaps the keyboard is not allowed access to the vibration function.

5. Resetting the keyboard settings to factory settings

If the vibration does not turn off despite all the manipulations, the keyboard settings may have gone wrong. In this case, resetting to factory settings will help. This is safe: you will only lose custom dictionaries and themes.

For a standard keyboard Xiaomi:

  1. Go to Settings → Additional settings → Language and input.
  2. Select Mi Keyboard → Advanced (⋮) → Reset settings.
  3. Confirm the action.

For Gboard or SwiftKey:

  1. Open the keyboard settings through its ⚙️ icon.
  2. Find the item Reset settings or Clear data (it may be hidden behind MIUI he may be hiding behind Management applications → Storage).
  3. Confirm the reset.

⚠️ Attention: After the reset, you may need to re- Enable the keyboard in the system settings (Language and input → Current keyboardAlso check if other settings have been reset (for example, autocorrect or layout).

What to do if the reset did not help?

If the vibration remains after the reset, the problem may be firmware. Try updating to the latest version or installing a keyboard from another manufacturer (for example, it does not have vibration by default). 6. Advanced methods: and hidden settings If standard methods did not work - it's time for "heavy artillery". In rare cases, keyboard vibration is controlled at the system level, and it can only be disabled through MIUI to the latest version or install a keyboard from another manufacturer (for example, Simple Keyboard — it does not have vibration by default).

6. Advanced methods: ADB and hidden settings MIUI

If standard methods don’t work, it’s time for the “heavy artillery.” In rare cases, keyboard vibration is controlled at the system level and can only be disabled through ADB (Android Debug Bridge) or hidden menus MIUI.

Method 1: Disabling via ADB

This will require a computer with installed drivers Xiaomi and enabled USB debugging on the phone (Settings → About phone → MIUI version → press 7 times to unlock developer mode, then Advanced settings → Options Developer → USB Debugging).

Next, execute on the command line (CMD or Terminal):

adb shell settings put system haptic_feedback_enabled 0

This command disables all tactile feedback in the system, including the keyboard. To get it back, replace 0 on 1.

Method 2: Hidden menu MIUI

Some firmware versions have undocumented settings. To open them:

  1. Enter in the application Phone combination: ##4636##.
  2. Select Hardware testing → Vibration.
  3. Disable all switches associated with haptic feedback.
This method does not work on all devices and can be reset after a reboot.

Method Difficulty Efficiency Risks
System settings MIUI ⭐ Medium No
Mi Keyboard Settings ⭐ High No
Gboard/SwiftKey Settings ⭐⭐ High Reset custom words
Reset keyboard ⭐⭐ High Loss of settings
ADB commands ⭐⭐⭐ Absolute Requires a PC and debugging

⚠️ Attention: Using ADB hidden menus can lead to unstable operation of the system if you change the wrong parameters. Do not edit other settings in the engineering menu (##4636##), if you are not sure of their purpose.

7. Why does vibration turn on by itself?

Many users Redmi 10 complain that keyboard vibration returns after a system update, reboot, or even for no apparent reason. Here are the main reasons and ways to eliminate them:

  • 🔄 Updating MIUI: After installing a new firmware version, some settings are reset. Check the keyboard settings again.
  • 🔋 Battery optimization: MIUI aggressively controls background processes. Add the keyboard to the list No restrictions (Settings → Battery → Battery optimization).
  • 🎯 Performance Profiles: In settings Battery → Modes Game Mode or Battery Saver may be enabled, which override vibration.
  • 🛠️ Application crash: If the keyboard “forgets” the settings, clear its cache (Settings → Applications → Manage applications → [Keyboard] → Clear cache).

If the problem occurs regularly, try installing alternative keyboard (for example, Simple Keyboard or OpenBoard), in which vibration is disabled by default and does not depend on the settings MIUI.

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Keyboard vibration on Redmi 10 most often “returns” due to resetting the settings after update MIUI or conflict with battery modes. Check these parameters first.

8. Alternative solutions: disabling vibration at the Android level

If none of the methods worked, you can take a radical route and turn off vibration for of the entire device. This will affect not only the keyboard, but also notifications, calls and other tactile responses.

Methods:

  1. Mode "Not disturb": Turn it on in the notification shade and select Silent sound and vibration.
  2. Accessibility settings: Go to Settings → Accessibility → Vibration and turn off all switches.
  3. Blocking applications: Utilities like MacroDroid or Tasker can programmatically disable vibration for specific applications (for example, only for the keyboard).

⚠️ Attention: Complete disabling vibration at the system level may cause you to miss important notifications (such as alarms or calls). Use this method only if other options have been exhausted.

If you decide to go this route, we recommend testing it manually first to understand how critical the lack of vibration is for you. in other scenarios. Do Not Disturb mode manually to understand how critical the lack of vibration is for you in other scenarios.

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about keyboard vibration on Redmi 10

Is it possible to turn off vibration only for certain applications?

Yes, but not through the standard settings You will need the application. like MacroDroid, which allows you to create rules to disable vibration in selected apps (for example, only in WhatsApp or TelegramAn alternative is to use different keyboards for different applications (for example, Gboard with vibration for messengers and Simple Keyboard without it for notes).

After the MIUI update, vibration returned. How to fix this?

This is a typical problem. MIUIAfter updating the firmware:

  1. Check the keyboard settings again (they could). reset).
  2. Clear the keyboard cache (Settings → Applications → Manage applications → [Keyboard] → Clear cache).
  3. If that doesn’t help, reset the keyboard settings to factory settings (see section 5).

If the problem repeats with every update, consider disabling automatic updates MIUI or switching to custom firmware.

There is vibration, but it is not in the keyboard settings. What should I do?

This means that there is vibration. controlled at the system level. Try:

  • Disable all tactile feedback all tactile feedback Settings → Sound and vibration → Vibration on touch.
  • Use ADB-command from section 6.
  • Install another keyboard (for example, OpenBoard), in which vibration is guaranteed to be disabled.

Also check if the phone Performance profiles (for example, "Game Mode"), which can force vibration.

Is it possible to adjust the strength of the keyboard vibration?

In a standard keyboard Xiaomi such There is no option, but in Gboard i SwiftKey you can select the intensity (weak/medium/strong). To do this:

  1. Open the keyboard settings.
  2. Find the section Vibration.
  3. Select the desired level (if the option is available).

If you need fine tuning, try applications like Vibration Tuner (requires root-rights).

Vibration only works in some applications. Why?

This is due to the fact that:

  • Some applications (for example, games or instant messengers) have own settings keyboardthat override system ones.
  • B MIUI can be enabled "Game mode", which changes the vibration behavior.
  • The keyboard behaves differently depending on from input mode (for example, in full screen mode or during voice input).

Check the keyboard settings directly in the problematic application (usually the ⚙️ icon appears when you long press on the input field).