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Mouse Test
Test your mouse buttons, scroll wheel, and detect double-click failures in your browser. Free, no installation, and instant results every time.
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Keyboard Tester
Test every key on your keyboard online. Press each key to see it light up live and catch dead keys, stuck keys, ghosting, and rollover limits, no install.
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Monitor Test
Test your monitor in the browser with full-screen color, gradient and grid patterns. Spot backlight bleed, IPS glow, banding and dead pixels in minutes.
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Refresh Rate Test
Measure your monitor's real refresh rate in the browser. See live Hz, frame timing, and stability to confirm a 60, 120, 144, or 240Hz panel runs at full speed.
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Dead Pixel Test
Find dead, stuck, and hot pixels. Cycle full-screen solid colors in your browser, no install, and check every pixel on a monitor, laptop, or phone.
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Microphone Test
Test your microphone online. Watch the level, waveform, spectrum, and spectrogram live, then record a sample to play back. Nothing gets uploaded.
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Screen Resolution Checker
Check your screen resolution in real pixels, plus aspect ratio, pixel ratio, color depth and browser window size. Reads locally, nothing uploaded.
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Backlight Bleed Test
Check your monitor for backlight bleed and light leak. Run a pure black full screen test in your browser and tell real bleed from IPS glow.
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Packet Loss Test
Test packet loss over UDP in your browser. We send 300 packets through a relay and count what never comes back, so you know if it causes your rubber-banding.
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Headset Test
Test your gaming headset online. Play a tone in each earcup and watch the mic catch your voice on one page, so a dead side or a quiet mic is easy to place.
Butterfly Click Test
Test your butterfly clicking speed and read your CPS. Butterfly clicking drums two fingers on one button to nearly double your click rate.
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Jitter Click Test
Test your jitter clicking speed and see your CPS. Jitter clicking vibrates a tensed arm to spike your click rate, and this counter shows how fast you go.
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How to Fix a Stuck or Dead Keyboard Key
Why one keyboard key goes dead or sticks, how to tell a software fault from a worn switch, and the fixes that work: cleaning, remapping, and switch replacement.
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How to Test Your Headphones (Left, Right, Balance)
One earcup sounds quiet, or a game's footsteps come from the wrong side. Test your headphones' left and right channels and balance in the browser, then fix it.
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How to Check for Dead Pixels and Fix Stuck Ones
A bad pixel hides until one solid color floods the screen. Run the free browser test, tell dead from stuck, fix what you can, and return it in time.
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How to Test a Monitor: A Full Browser Checklist
Check a new or used monitor from your browser: dead pixels, backlight bleed, color uniformity, banding, and refresh rate, with the right test for each fault.
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How to Test a Mouse: A Full Browser Checklist
Test every part of your mouse in the browser: buttons, scroll wheel, double-clicks, drag, polling rate, and DPI. A checklist with the right tool for each.
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Why Mouse Buttons Stop Working and How to Fix Them
Why a mouse button stops registering, how to tell a driver or binding problem from a dead switch, and the fixes for left, middle, and side buttons.
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Jitter vs Butterfly vs Drag Clicking: Which One to Learn
Jitter, butterfly, and drag clicking compared: what each does to your CPS, which ones a server allows, and what each one costs your hand over time.
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Backlight Bleed vs IPS Glow: When to Return Your Monitor
Tell backlight bleed from IPS glow, then decide with the two dates that matter: your return window and your warranty. What a support desk accepts.
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How to Fix Packet Loss in Valorant
Valorant shows packet loss while your speed test looks fine. Here is how to tell whether it is your Wi-Fi, your line or the route to Riot, and what fixes each.
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How to Disable CPU Core Parking in Windows 11, and Whether It Helps
Disable CPU core parking in Windows 11 with four powercfg commands or a one line script, plus the 30 second check that says whether you need it at all.
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Bufferbloat: Why Your Ping Spikes When Someone Streams
Your ping sits at 15 ms until someone starts a stream or a cloud backup, then it jumps to 200. That spike is bufferbloat. Here is why it happens and the fix.
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Dead Pixel vs Stuck Pixel: What's the Difference
A dead pixel stays black and a stuck one glows a single color. Tell them apart, learn why only one is fixable, and see what each means for your warranty.