OnePlus 7 Pro’s vibration engine to be ‘200% stronger’ than OnePlus 6T, confirms Pete Lau

OnePlus 7 Pro users will also be able to personalise vibration intensity.

OnePlus 7 Pro and OnePlus 7 to launch in India on May 14 (HT Photo)

Vibration motors are one of the most important features of any smartphone. Weaker the motors, higher the chances of you missing calls and texts. OnePlus phones have long grappled with this issue. In fact there's an entire Reddit thread on OnePlus' weak vibration motors. Well, OnePlus is finally fixing this problem with its OnePlus 7 Pro.

OnePlus CEO Pete Lau in an interview to CNET said that OnePlus 7 Pro's vibration engine is 200% stronger than its predecessors. He also said that OnePlus 7 Pro will allow users to personalise vibration settings for notifications. Users will be able to choose between "light", "medium", and "strong." One can even further personalise the vibration intensity for different tasks such as keyboard.

"We are constantly listening to feedback from the community on what features and characteristics they would like to see implemented on OnePlus phones. Their feedback helps us focus on certain features," Lau said.

"Our team had to rethink the internal design of the OnePlus 7 Pro, to fit inside the body without increasing the thickness of the device, which could lead to a less ergonomic feel. At the same time, we had to ensure that the haptic motor was in the right position so that the haptics would be strong, yet even across the device," he added.

OnePlus 7 Pro will launch alongside OnePlus 7 in India on May 14. Ahead of the launch, OnePlus has already confirmed some of the features of its new premium smartphone. The latest OnePlus phone will sport a triple rear camera setup along with a notch-less screen. It will use a pop-up front-facing camera for selfies. The company has also teamed up with Netflix and National Geographic to promote the camera capabilities of OnePlus 7 Pro.

OnePlus 7 Pro recently bagged DisplayMate's A+ rating promising better colour accuracy, brightness, contract accuracy or pixel density. The phone will also be compatible with high resolution streaming on apps like Amazon Prime and Netflix. OnePlus said users will be able to personalise colour gamut and colour temperature on the phone.