Phone Diagnostics

Works and tests basic functions, better than doing it yourself manually.

I think nfc / antenna tester should be added

Que está malo lo probé con otro 14 Y lo mismo y se escuchan ambos bien

Does what it says! 4 stars because the video ad played suddenly and my phone volume was up and it woke my dog up :(

I’m just a tad bit curious about an app, ostensibly designed to allow the user to monitor their iPhone’s various sensors, & monitors, so they better understand if there are internal failures that may indicate a larger failure being around the corner, that when the testing begins winding down, & you are no longer feeling like you didn’t have very much control throughout the entire “test.” Certainly not any control as in what was going on seemed to give me the unmistakable sensation that I, my iPhone, or both, were being sized up for a shakedown. As soon as the feeling started, it disappeared only to be suddenly thrust inside what I can only describe as a living, breathing commercial of sorts. One where offers would appear from stage left, as test results were revealed from stage right, & center stage. Any deficiencies found during the test were now being used to elicit some type of response from the user—hopefully, one favorable to the oft repeated, & oft flashed message asking if “you want to find a repair facility.” I’m sorry that this sounds a bit, paranoid. I thought, & felt the same thing myself…at first. Call it intuitive reasoning, or anything from your third eye, to your dear departed great aunt Helen helping you from the great beyond—at 65, I now listen a bit more carefully to these, & other similar types of “gut feelings,” especially in situations where you have little to no information to draw upon to formulate any kind of a working hypothesis to help explain all of the little physiological changes that tend to occur at these, & other strange, or out of the ordinary scenarios where you sometimes have to simply take a deep breath, & ride the bastard out. It’s probably benign, & could be a ver useful tool. If you cancel a certain test, (because say, grabbing a charger, a wireless charger, headphones, & a ndf? to scan with your camera are simply not convenient—you will get dinged for those as if you actually failed each of those tests. Now I know why the repeated questions asking me if I wanted to find a repair facility were so….intense! Like I said, it’s probably innocent, & devoid of even an impure thought…all I know for certain is that as soon as I realized it was over, & I was free to go do whatever, my only immediate thoughts were that I needed to wash my hands for a very long time, but not until I removed the app from my phone. Peace to all

Awesome for testing devices for trade ins and for refurbishing!

I needed it to test multi touch issues on my iPad Pro and the app is really glitchy. It fails the test and automatic jumps to main screen every time I try it. The ads block the area I need to test. The test page won’t stay up long enough to actually do any meaningful diagnostics. Swing and a miss. Needs work!

Stupid app

Fue súper fácil de usar, rápido y completo el diagnóstico de mi nuevo cel de segunda que acabo de comprar.

1st off, the 900 number to test phone calling function is not working so your phone will fail this test. I’m not sure what’s going on here, but I suspect it is hard programmed to call a number no longer in service. 2nd. The app tests and fails features that are not present. I have an iPhone 8+ and it has no headphone port. The app attempts to test for plugged in headphones (which is impossible) and it then fails the headphone test and adjust volume test. It then recommends (incorrectly) that you find a repair shop to have your phone fixed. Two things: 1) it should detect which phone is being tested and modify the test suite to match the features of the detected phone. 2) it should test the bluetooth headphone features with the new iPhones since they do not have a headphone port. If it were not for this (and ither) fatal flaws, I would give this product 5 stars. Additionally, the developer website is basically useless. It has no way to request features or report bugs and does not detect the language setting of your phone so you are left trying to decipher what I assume is Vietnamese to try and find the english setting... clue, it is under the 3 bar menu in the upper right - but even then it provides no further help. Non-existent user support.