Setting ‌Haptic Touch‌ to Fast makes a noticeable difference in how quick haptic menus pop up under the finger when an icon or on-screen element is long pressed. The speed brings ‌Haptic ...

Apple's Haptic Touch replaced 3D Touch, and will only continue to grow in scope as new apps and iterations of iPhones are developed.

While default brings regular haptic feedback, the slow option takes a little while, and fast pretty much feels like the 3D Touch functionality.

The good news is that setting ‌Haptic Touch‌ to the Fast option makes a noticeable difference in how quick haptic menus pop up under the finger when an icon or on-screen element is long pressed.

The faster Haptic Touch option enhances the user experience by offering a quicker response time, almost identical to the older 3D Touch function.

This iOS 17 Setting Almost Revives 3D Touch on Your iPhone Haptic Touch has always felt like a poor replacement for 3D Touch, but a new setting option makes it better.

Among them, there’s one called the Faster Haptic Touch option. Essentially, it is a reinvented version of the 3D Touch that debuted with the iPhone 6s back in September 2015.

Haptic Touch is set to Default in iOS 17, so you'll have to choose Fast to speed up your iPhone. Tap that image on the settings screen to experience the speed differences.