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Android hardware test online

Test your Android phone right in Chrome - no app to install. Tap each test; your phone asks permission for the camera, microphone or location only when a test needs it. Nothing is recorded or uploaded.

How online testing works

Modern browsers can talk to most of a phone's hardware: the touch screen, display, cameras, microphones, speakers, vibration motor, motion sensors, GPS, battery level and NFC. Each test below uses one of those browser features and shows a clear result. A few parts are hidden from websites for security, so they need the NoPowerFix app: the proximity sensor, power and volume buttons, fingerprint reader, mobile signal strength and SIM, charging current and battery health.

Screen & touch

Dead pixels

Full-screen colours for dead pixels, lines and burn-in.

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Touch screen & multi-touch

Draw over the whole screen with several fingers to find dead zones and ghost touch.

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Refresh rate & resolution

Measures the real refresh rate (60 / 90 / 120 Hz).

Cameras & sound

Cameras

Front and every rear camera - pick them from the camera list.

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Microphone

Live level, record and play back.

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Speakers

Left / right / both and a tone sweep for rattles.

Open test

Phone tests (run here)

Vibration motor

Feel three pulses.

Motion sensors & compass

Accelerometer, gyroscope and compass - tilt and turn the phone.

GPS

Time to a location fix and its accuracy. Best outdoors.

Battery

Charge level and whether the charger is detected.

NFC

Hold a bank card or NFC tag to the back of the phone.

Network

Connection type and estimated speed.

Use Chrome on Android for the best results. Some tests (vibration, NFC, battery) are not available in Safari on iPhone.