Check My Device vs TouchScreenCheck

Test Your iPhone & iPad Before You Buy or Sell Buying a used device? Selling your old one? Run a complete self test to ensure everything works properly. This app acts as your personal device monitor and testerup tool, helping you verify the display, sensors, connectivity, and warranty of any iPhone or iPad. Key Tests Screen & Display • Brightness Test • Color Test • Touch Screen Test • Multi - Touch Test • Pinch Test • Keyboard Typing Test • Notification LED Test Multimedia • Sound Test • Microphone Test • Camera Test • Video Test Sensors • Accelerometer Test • Shake Test • Compass Test • Face ID / Biometric Test • Proximity Sensor Test • Ambient Light Sensor Test • LiDAR Scanner Test Device Parts • GPS Test • Flashlight Test • Vibrate Test • Battery Health Test • Storage Test • RAM Test • CPU Stress Test • SIM card Detection Test • SD Card Test Connectivity • WiFi Test • Bluetooth Test • Hotspot Test • Phone Call Test • NFC Test • IR Blaster Test • Airplane Mode Test • Ultra-Wideband ( UWB ) Test Other Checks • Warranty Check • Activation Lock Check • Water Damage Check • iTunes Sync Test • Button Check • Cosmetic Damage Check Generate Report To View With this app, you can confidently check your iPhone or iPad before buying, selling, or using it long-term. ******* Please Note********** Free Usage Access : > You can test almost all tests ( some tests are not available for free ) by viewing ADs Pro User Access ( Subscription ) > You can test every test and also ADs will be hidden till subscription ends Pro User Access ( Life Time Access ) > You can test every test and also ADs will be hidden for lifetime **************** Privacy Policy Link : https://www.dropouts.in/privacypolicy/privacy-policy.html Terms and Conditions Link : https://www.dropouts.in/privacypolicy/terms-of-use.html

The simple app lets you test TouchScreen responsiveness, check its consistency and reliability in registering touches. Background color changes upon every touch during the test. Total number of touches and the coordinates of the last touch are shown on screen. This provides an easy way to verify and demonstrate TouchScreen issues to a Service Center. Equally valuable could be verification and visible confirmation that TouchScreen itself works fine, so that whatever unresponsiveness one might experience in some app, in an element at any place on screen, it could be confidently addressed to that app’s software technical support.