[aisforallieexo]

i've had my blackberry for about a month or a little over, and suddenly the volume of the vibration is really low i can't rly hear it! it used to be higher pitched and louder but i dont know why that changed!!

any help?? it is really annoying me... i have insurance, should i get a new one?
I have AT&T.

also, how do you change the volume of your ring tones because mine is so loud and i havent figured out how to change that.

thanks!

[nailjoshi]

Hi,
The vibration in Blackberry handsets are be compromise able and we can trust on it.

[aisforallieexo]

im sorry i dont understand what you mean??

[wooch]

I believe they meant there's nothing you can do to increase the vibration level other than have the volume set to high in the sound settings.

I don't have any problems with the vibrations when I have it holstered on my hip. I have a leather case that I purchased from VZW. If its in a coat pocket, its useless.

[John Clark]

That's correct. There's nothing you can do. I had this happen on an 8320 Curve. I noticed that if it was upside down then the vibrate was stronger. The only thing that can be done is to replace the vibrate motor or replace the device.

[aisforallieexo]

oh ok thanks. where can i replace the vibrate motor?

[RaysDarts]

My Curve has the strongest vibration of any phone I've ever had. If it is less than what it was when you first got it, that would bug me. And it could go out all together, never know. I'd replace it.

[Irish Rose]

Wirelessly posted

Originally Posted by RaysDarts

My Curve has the strongest vibration of any phone I've ever had. If it is less than what it was when you first got it, that would bug me. And it could go out all together, never know. I'd replace it.

The vibration on my Curve is also one of the strongest that I have had on a phone as well. Since the OP has only had their phone for a month, I recommend that he/she have the phone replaced while it is still covered under the one year warranty period.