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-[* black] The midframe carries the speaker with its red rubber gasket, the buttons for the crown and the home button as well as a small linear resonant actuator.
-[* black] Compared to the [guide|126205|taptic engine from the Apple Watch|stepid=243602|new_window=true] this LRA is only a fraction in size. What does that mean in terms of [https://youtu.be/eCOJvr_ov5w?t=44|vibration force|new_window=true]—what’d be their score on a Richter scale?
- [* icon_note] The turning of the digital crown from the Mi Watch is also accompanied with small haptic steps—so they didn’t cut back on the haptic experience with this small actuator.
+[* black] The midframe carries the speaker with its red rubber gasket, buttons for the crown and home button, as well as a small linear resonant actuator.
+[* black] Again, compared with the [guide|126205|Taptic Engine from the Apple Watch|stepid=243602|new_window=true], this LRA is only a fraction of the size. What does that mean in terms of [https://youtu.be/eCOJvr_ov5w?t=44|vibration force|new_window=true]—what’d be their score on a Richter scale?
+ [* icon_note] Turning the digital crown on the Mi Watch does prompt small, haptic steps—so Xiami certainly seems to be trying to make the most of this relatively small actuator.