diff --git a/overlay/SettingsResOverlay/res/values/config.xml b/overlay/SettingsResOverlay/res/values/config.xml
index 2412479..ebda51f 100644
--- a/overlay/SettingsResOverlay/res/values/config.xml
+++ b/overlay/SettingsResOverlay/res/values/config.xml
@@ -27,9 +27,19 @@
     <!-- Whether to show peak refresh rate in display settings -->
     <bool name="config_show_peak_refresh_rate_switch">true</bool>
 
-    <!-- Whether or not the device is capable of multiple levels of vibration intensity.
-         Note that this is different from whether it can control the vibration amplitude as some
-         devices will be able to vary their amplitude but do not possess enough dynamic range to
-         have distinct intensity levels -->
-    <bool name="config_vibration_supports_multiple_intensities">true</bool>
+    <!-- The number of vibration intensity levels supported by the device.
+         Note that this should correspond to the ability to vary the vibration amplitude, with
+         enough dynamic range to have at least as many distinct intensity levels as defined here.
+         Supported values are 1, 2, 3. If '1', the settings app will use a toggle for the settings,
+         otherwise a slider. If '3', the settings app maps intensities directly to the levels
+         supported by the Vibrator HAL APIs. If '2', then the levels will be mapped to
+         VIBRATION_INTENSITY_LOW and VIBRATION_INTENSITY_HIGH, which gives the most range for
+         scaling vibrations. The medium intensity will be skipped.
+         The default intensity values are configured at
+         frameworks/base/core/res/res/values/config.xml's config_default[type]VibrationIntensity.
+         Make sure that each default intensity value is consistent with the supported levels set
+         here. If this settings supports only 2 levels, for example, then the default intensity
+         should be either LOW (1) or HIGH (3).
+    -->
+    <integer name="config_vibration_supported_intensity_levels">3</integer>
 </resources>