Windows 11 adds haptic feedback for snapping, resizing, and more but most laptops can’t use it yet

Windows 11 is introducing haptic feedback for actions like snapping, resizing windows, and aligning objects in PowerPoint, but most laptops lack the compatible hardware for this feature. The haptic feedback is being rolled out to Windows Insiders gradually, starting with Preview Build 26300.8155. Microsoft is aiming to enhance user experience with haptic feedback, a feature that has been popular on MacBooks but not widely adopted in Windows laptops. While Microsoft is pushing for this premium feel on Windows laptops, the success of implementing haptic touchpads ultimately relies on OEMs prioritizing this feature in their devices.