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.

What is Haptic Touch? Haptic Touch is available on all devices starting from iPhone 11. The feature replaced the 3D Touch function found in the phones that were released with iOS 9 to iOS 13.

Users can now speed up the iPhone's haptic feedback thanks to a new setting in iOS 17, and at its fastest, it comes close to how the old 3D Touch used to work.

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The 3D Touch feature, available on the iPhone 6S all the way to the iPhone XS, was more useful than iPhone 14 Pro's Dynamic Island.

The first ‌3D Touch‌ pressure level activated quickly when pressing on the display, so those who became used to ‌3D Touch‌ may have found the ‌Haptic Touch‌ replacement to be too sluggish.