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Unique-Bargains 3VDC 70mA 9000±2000RPM 10mm x 3mm Coin Vibration Motor
A 3 V DC coin vibration motor measuring 10 x 3 mm, running at 9000 ± 2000 RPM and drawing 70 mA for mobile haptic feedback
- Operates at 3 VDC drawing only 70 mA current
- Spins up to 9000 RPM with ±2000 RPM tolerance
- Tiny 10 mm diameter by 3 mm thickness coin form
- Weighs just 1 g for minimal device load
- Two-lead design simplifies soldering into phone circuits
Vibration motor for mobile phones
This 3 VDC coin vibration motor is built for mobile phones and similar compact devices. It draws 70 mA and spins at 9000±2000 RPM to deliver tactile alerts. The silver-tone metal body measures 10 mm in diameter and 3 mm thick. Each package contains one DC vibration motor with two leads for direct connection.
Suitable for phone repair or small haptics projects
Technicians replacing a worn phone vibrator or hobbyists adding haptic feedback to tight spaces will find this motor a direct fit. Buyers who need higher torque, adjustable amplitude or a larger form factor for gaming controllers or wearables should look at something else. The two-lead design also means it lacks built-in driver circuitry for advanced waveform control.
Compact coin format with 1 g mass
At 1 g the motor adds minimal weight while fitting inside a 10 mm diameter cavity. The 9000±2000 RPM range provides noticeable vibration for incoming calls and notifications. It runs out of headroom when an application demands stronger force, wider speed control or continuous duty beyond intermittent mobile alerts.
Highlights
- Operates at 3 VDC drawing only 70 mA current
- Spins up to 9000 RPM with ±2000 RPM tolerance
- Tiny 10 mm diameter by 3 mm thickness coin form
- Weighs just 1 g for minimal device load
- Two-lead design simplifies soldering into phone circuits
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage source do I need to power this 3 VDC motor?
It requires a 3 V DC supply capable of delivering at least 70 mA.
Will the two-lead connection work with my existing phone mainboard pads?
The motor has two leads for direct soldering to the board pads used by the original vibrator.
How can I confirm the motor runs at the rated 9000±2000 RPM after installation?
You should feel a strong, consistent vibration when the phone triggers a haptic event.
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