Want to check your phone's performance, confirm your device's configuration, or just make sure everything is working properly? The Play Store has solutions to help you get the information you need.
Even if there are no specific problems, you should run some tests and make sure everything is working properly. The applications below will help you check your phone hardware fairly quickly, detect the problem, and fix it.
Phone Doctor Plus
Phone Doctor Plus from iDea Mobile Tech Inc. is also used to diagnose Android devices. The application provides the most complete information about the state of the phone's hardware. The user has 25 different tests at his disposal. The main window contains detailed information about various sections: "External hardware", "Sensors", "Internal hardware", "Wireless communication" - plus data on the battery, memory, processor, network.
You can test multi-touch, display, speaker and microphone, flash, camera, proximity sensor, memory, gyroscope, vibrator, GPS and more. Phone Doctor Plus also monitors the device's operation in the background. You can share the test results via Twitter or email, if you want to inform your friends. Unlike Phone Tester, there are no ads.
Dead Pixels Test
Phone Doctor Plus has a built-in test that allows you to check your phone's display for dead pixels, although it does not fix them. But Dead Pixels Test simultaneously tests the smartphone display for dead pixels and fixes them. To do this, a series of scans is launched.
Using the "Color" item, you can run a background color run to check for broken pixels or subpixels. To do this, simply click on this menu item, select colors one by one, and carefully examine every inch of your smartphone screen.
Once dead pixels are detected, you can start the screen repair process. During this time, it will flash different colors (red, green, blue). The application fixes partial subpixel defects, dead pixels, dark dot defects, and more.
The testing process takes very little time, but the results will please you. Remember that stuck pixels caused by device defects cannot be fixed - in this case, you will have to replace the display.
Sensor Box
Sensor Box is designed to test various smartphone sensors. The program tests the accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity, light, temperature, sound, and pressure sensors. Of course, temperature, pressure, and gyroscope sensors will not work if the device does not support them.
The application allows you to find out about the presence of sensors in the smartphone: for example, Poco F1 does not support the temperature and pressure sensor. The built-in Tool Box utility allows you to check information about the state of the memory and flashlight. This is not much, but given the "narrow specialization", we put it on this list.
AccuBattery
Application AccuBattery which monitors and optimizes battery health, has over 1 million downloads on Google Play. It is one of the must-have apps when using an older smartphone with reduced battery capacity.
The main functions of AccuBattery are measuring the actual battery capacity to compare it with the nominal one, determining the discharge rate, the level of battery wear during each charge, and monitoring the charge consumption by a separate application. There is also a paid version of AccuBattery, which has a little more functionality - a dark mode and more detailed battery usage statistics. In addition, it does not have ads.