If you update Bootloader and Settings now you'll find that the 'Beep' option in Settings gives the option of Piezo or Vibrate (it defaults to Vibrate). When you change setting it'll give you a test tone, so if you have a device with a Piezo you can see, and you can also see the difference.
I added the option because actually in a lot of cases you might want to use the Vibration motor as a speaker and then have the piezo pins available for adding some external components.
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If you update Bootloader and Settings now you'll find that the 'Beep' option in Settings gives the option of Piezo or Vibrate (it defaults to Vibrate). When you change setting it'll give you a test tone, so if you have a device with a Piezo you can see, and you can also see the difference.
I added the option because actually in a lot of cases you might want to use the Vibration motor as a speaker and then have the piezo pins available for adding some external components.