HardwareTest.org
Browser-based hardware diagnostics for keyboards, mice, displays, and more
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HardwareTest.org is a collection of free, browser-based diagnostic tools for testing computer peripherals and displays. Users can check keyboard polling rates, stylus pressure and tilt, dead pixels, controller drift, mouse response, and audio quality without installing software. The site runs entirely in the browser with local processing and no ads.
Designed for anyone troubleshooting hardware issues or verifying device functionality, the tools use web APIs like Pointer Events and Gamepad API to measure real hardware behavior. The maker reports using AI coding assistance to build parts of the project and hosts it as a static site on Vercel.
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