U+1F4F3 • Symbols
Vibration Mode Emoji
Meaning
An icon representing vibration mode on a mobile phone, indicating that a phone should be switched to silent or vibrate mode. Typically depicted as a white smartphone outline on an orange square background, with curved or zigzag lines on either side to suggest shaking/vibration.
Google distinctly displays the same detailed black smartphone, as appears in their 📱 Mobile Phone and 📲 Mobile Phone with Arrow Emoji emoji designs. This was also true of several previous Microsoft designs.
Early Japanese versions of this emoji often used a heart alongside a mobile phone, as commonly seen in Japan. This was emulated in the first designs by Apple and Twitter.
Google's early designs for this emoji included a treble clef with a prohibited sign overlaid on it beside a mobile phone. Facebook's initial design displayed a bell with a prohibited sign overlaid, similar to their initial design for the 🔕 Bell with Slash emoji. Samsung's design previously had a green background.
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Technical Information
| Unicode | U+1F4F3 |
|---|---|
| Unicode Name | vibration mode |
| Shortcode | :vibration-mode: |
| Category | Symbols |
| Subcategory | av-symbol |
| Version | E0.6 |
| Qualification | fully-qualified |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 📳 Vibration Mode emoji mean?
An icon representing vibration mode on a mobile phone, indicating that a phone should be switched to silent or vibrate mode. Typically depicted as a white smartphone outline on an orange square background, with curved or zigzag lines on either side to suggest shaking/vibration. Google distinctly displays the same detailed black smartphone, as appears in their 📱 Mobile Phone and 📲 Mobile Phone with Arrow Emoji emoji designs. This was also true of several previous Microsoft designs. Early Japanese versions of this emoji often used a heart alongside a mobile phone, as commonly seen in Japan. This was emulated in the first designs by Apple and Twitter. Google's early designs for this emoji included a treble clef with a prohibited sign overlaid on it beside a mobile phone. Facebook's initial design displayed a bell with a prohibited sign overlaid, similar to their initial design for the 🔕 Bell with Slash emoji. Samsung's design previously had a green background.
How do I copy the 📳 emoji?
Click the "Copy Emoji" button on this page, or select the emoji (📳) and press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Cmd+C (Mac).
What is the Unicode for Vibration Mode?
The Unicode for the Vibration Mode emoji is U+1F4F3.
On which platforms can I use the 📳 emoji?
You can use the Vibration Mode emoji on all major platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and all social media apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
How to Use the Vibration Mode Emoji
In Text Messages
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"I'm so relieved 📳"
Perfect for expressing relief, nervous laughter, or awkward situations.
On Social Media
Captions: "When you barely make it on time 📳"
Comments: "This is literally me 📳"
Great for relatable content and reactions.
Professional Use
Emails: Use sparingly for lightening the tone
Slack/Teams: "Finally fixed that bug 📳"
Adds personality to workplace communication.
Creative Combinations
📳💦 (emphasized relief)
📳😅 (double relief)
Combine with other emojis for unique expressions.
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