Where the option lives
Most Android phones keep the vibration preference inside Sound settings. Look for an option like Vibrate for calls or Ring and vibrate.
On some devices the setting appears under Sound and vibration, while others call it Sound mode.
If you cannot find the toggle, search for vibration in the settings screen and review the related options.
Check your sound mode
Ring and vibrate only applies when the phone is in ring mode. In silent mode neither sound nor vibration plays for calls.
Vibration only mode is the opposite choice: the phone vibrates without playing the ringtone.
Choose the mode that matches the environment. Ring and vibrate is useful in loud places where vibration alone can be missed.
Keep the ringtone audible
Vibration helps, but the ringtone still needs to be loud enough to notice. Use a tone with a clear, immediate start.
A very quiet tone with strong vibration is still easy to miss in a bag. Balance the two for the places you usually keep your phone.
Preview the tone at your normal volume to confirm both sound and vibration work together.
Frequently asked questions
Does my iPhone support ring and vibrate together?
Yes. The iPhone has a similar behavior: the ringtone plays and the silent switch controls vibration depending on settings.
Why does my phone only vibrate for calls?
The device is likely in Vibration only mode. Switch it back to ring mode and enable ring and vibrate.