Phone motion sickness settings, model by model
As of late September 2026 most Android phones still have no built-in motion sickness dots, but the list is growing fast: Google's Motion Assist is widely rolled out on Android 17 Pixels, is reaching Galaxy phones with One UI 9, and opened to other Android 17 phones with a Play services update on September 21, 2026, while recent OnePlus, OPPO, vivo and Honor phones ship their own version. On iPhone it is built in: Vehicle Motion Cues, at Settings > Accessibility > Motion > Vehicle Motion Cues (Automatic, On, or Off). Below are 44 phone models people actually search, each with the honest answer for that model and what helps; 16 of them have the dots built in.
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What people are actually asking
Since Apple shipped Vehicle Motion Cues, the on-screen dots that move with the vehicle, the question has jumped platforms: does my phone have that? The honest answer depends on the phone in your hand, not the brand's newest announcement. Each model page below says exactly what that model ships, what has only been reported, and what to do in the meantime.
Where a real setting exists, the page gives the exact path. Where none exists, the page says so plainly and moves to what helps instead: how you use the phone in a moving vehicle, and what you can run on it.
The platform answer, before the model answer
Model pages tell you about one phone. These pages answer the platform question underneath: which phones have the dots, what Android offers today, and what Vehicle Motion Cues actually does.
- Every phone's setting, compared
- Vehicle Motion Cues, in full
- Motion sickness dots: which phones have them
- Android motion sickness setting
- Samsung motion sickness setting
- Google Pixel motion sickness
Using an iPhone? The dots are built in on iOS 18 and later, as Vehicle Motion Cues. If the nausea has already started, compare the motion sickness apps for iPhone, including the sound-based ones you use with headphones.
Samsung
The most-searched Android family for this question. Galaxy phones get Google's Motion Assist dots with One UI 9, rolling out model by model since mid September 2026.
- Samsung Galaxy S24 UltraDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S24Dots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S24 FEDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S25 UltraDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S25Dots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S25+Dots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S25 FEDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy S26 UltraHas the dots built in
- Samsung Galaxy S26Has the dots built in
- Samsung Galaxy S26 FEHas the dots built in
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6Dots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7Dots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8Has the dots built in
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7Dots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8Has the dots built in
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 UltraHas the dots built in
- Samsung Galaxy A15 5GNo built-in setting, what helps instead
- Samsung Galaxy A16 5GNo built-in setting, what helps instead
- Samsung Galaxy A06No built-in setting, what helps instead
- Samsung Galaxy A07No built-in setting, what helps instead
- Samsung Galaxy A17 5GNo built-in setting, what helps instead
- Samsung Galaxy A25 5GDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy A26 5GNo built-in setting, what helps instead
- Samsung Galaxy A35 5GDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy A36 5GDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy A55 5GDots coming with an update, not here yet
- Samsung Galaxy A56 5GDots coming with an update, not here yet
Google Pixel
Google's own phones, with Motion Assist widely rolled out on Android 17 since mid September 2026.
- Google Pixel 8Has the dots built in
- Google Pixel 8aHas the dots built in
- Google Pixel 9Has the dots built in
- Google Pixel 9 ProHas the dots built in
- Google Pixel 9aHas the dots built in
- Google Pixel 10Has the dots built in
- Google Pixel 10 ProHas the dots built in
- Google Pixel 10 Pro XLHas the dots built in
Other phones
The rest of the models people ask about, brand by brand.
- OnePlus 13Has the dots built in
- OnePlus 13RNo verified setting, what helps instead
- OnePlus 15Has the dots built in
- Moto G (2025)No built-in setting, what helps instead
- Moto G Power (2025)No built-in setting, what helps instead
- Motorola Razr (2025)No built-in setting, what helps instead
- Xiaomi Redmi 14CNo built-in setting, what helps instead
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 14No built-in setting, what helps instead
- Nothing Phone (3a)No built-in setting, what helps instead
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Written from phone makers' own support pages and dated, sourced reporting as of September 2026. Settings menus and supported models change with software updates, so your own settings menu is the final word. Samsung, Galaxy, Google, Pixel, Android, Apple and iPhone, and all other phone names used here, are trademarks of their respective owners; Dizzout is not affiliated with or endorsed by any phone maker. This page is informational and not medical advice.