Check your keyboard, camera, microphone, speakers, screen pixels, and battery — all in one place, free, right in your browser. Pick a tab below, or click a part on the laptop to jump straight to that test.
Click "Start Camera Test" and allow camera access to check if your webcam is working.
Click "Start Mic Test" and speak normally — the bar should move as you talk.
Turn up your volume and test each speaker.
Pick a color, then click Full Screen. Look carefully for any dot or patch that doesn’t match — that’s a dead or stuck pixel.
White selected. Click "Full Screen" to begin.
In fullscreen: ← → cycle colours · 1–6 jump to colour · click or Esc to exit
Click below to read live battery data from your system.
Works in Chrome & Edge. Firefox and Safari restrict battery access for privacy reasons.
Move, click, right-click and scroll inside the box above to test all touchpad functions.
Click "Read Display Info" for instant specs, or "Measure Refresh Rate" for a 3-second rAF test.
A quick way to confirm whether a problem is a hardware fault or just a settings issue — before you book a repair.
Usually a hardware issue — a worn switch, loose internal cable, or spill damage under that key.
Could be a driver/privacy-setting issue, or a faulty camera module or ribbon cable — we can tell which once we look.
Often a blocked mic port or a dying internal microphone — less commonly a software input-level setting.
Usually a damaged speaker unit or a loose internal audio connector, especially after a drop or spill.
A dead pixel stays permanently black; a stuck pixel is fixed on one colour. Both are hardware faults — the LCD panel or backlight may need replacement.
A battery that loses charge rapidly usually needs replacement. If the laptop won't charge at all, the issue could be the charging port, the DC board, or the battery itself.
Your keyboard (every key, plus a 15-inch laptop layout and a MacBook layout), your webcam, your microphone with playback, and your left and right speakers.
Usually yes, if you're sure you tried it properly. It could be a worn switch, a loose internal cable, a driver issue, or physical damage. Bring it in and we'll confirm the exact cause.
The keyboard test needs a physical keyboard, so it works best on a laptop. The camera, mic, and speaker tests will also work on a phone browser.
Yes, completely free, no sign-up needed. Everything runs directly in your browser — nothing you type, record, or preview is stored or sent anywhere.
The test fills your entire screen with a single solid colour — white, black, red, green, blue, or yellow. Any pixel that displays the wrong colour (or stays black or stays lit) stands out immediately. Cycle through all six colours for a thorough check, because a stuck pixel may only be visible against certain backgrounds.
The Battery Status API is only available in Chrome and Edge on Windows. Firefox and Safari intentionally removed it to protect user privacy. If the test shows "not supported", try opening this page in Chrome. The reading comes directly from your operating system — no data ever leaves your computer.
Drop by our Taramani center or WhatsApp us — most keyboard, camera, mic, speaker, screen, and battery repairs are done same-day.