
nCheck: Inspection
Detailed tests, signed report
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nCheck shows how your iPhone really works in a few minutes. You run the tests yourself, and the result becomes a signed report.
48 TESTS, 10 SECTIONS
• Screen: dead pixels, touch coverage, multi-touch, refresh rate
• Battery: charging and battery condition, charging port
• Camera: rear and front cameras, flash
• Audio: speaker, earpiece, microphones, headphones and audio outputs
• Buttons: volume up and down, side button, Action button, Camera Control
• Biometrics: Face ID / Touch ID hardware and authentication
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, GPS, NFC
• Sensors: accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, barometer, proximity, vibration
• Device and integrity: model, storage and its speed, memory, processor, security chip, parts history, warranty, Find My status, IMEI
SIGNED REPORT
The test result becomes a signed report. You can share it with a link; the recipient can verify that the report has not been changed afterwards.
DEALER CODE
If a phone shop gave you a code, enter it; your report is shared only with that shop.
FULL REPORT WITH A COMPUTER
Download nCheck for Mac (ncheck.nayi.me) and connect your phone with a cable. The report then adds:
• the battery's real capacity and cycle count
• screen and Face ID part verification
• error logs
PRIVACY
No account needed. The tests run on your phone; your name and phone number never go into the report, and only the last 4 digits of the IMEI are shown.
nCheck is a nayi.me product. Support: destek@nayi.me
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What's New in nCheck
1.2
October 24, 2026
What's new in this version: • Result box: when a test step finishes, its result appears in a large box above the title with a short entrance animation, and disappears when you move on to the next step. • Instead of "Passed", the box shows the measured value itself in large bold type (for example the storage speed in MB/s). The green background and check mark already show that the test passed. • On the Tests screen, section headings (Device, Integrity, Battery…) are now blue and bold, so sections are easier to tell apart at a glance.
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