Single device report
The full sequence on one phone or tablet, with the written report at the end.
- Battery capacity and cycles
- Screen, touch and sensor pass
- Cameras, speakers, microphones
- System information cross-check
Android phones and tablets, wherever they are
Hardware diagnostics for Android: battery, sensors, cameras, touch, thermals and the full spec sheet the device reports about itself.
A phone lies by omission. It boots, the screen lights up, the camera opens, and none of that tells you whether the battery has lost a third of its capacity, whether the gyroscope drifts, whether two columns of the touch grid stopped answering, or whether the chip inside matches the chip on the box. The device knows most of this. It simply has no reason to volunteer it.
Service Center is the work of asking. We run a fixed sequence of tests on the hardware itself and read back what the system reports, then put the two side by side. Where they disagree — a declared storage size that the controller does not confirm, a model string that does not match the sensor set, a battery whose design capacity and present capacity are far apart — that disagreement is the finding. It is usually the only finding that matters.
Tests are run cold first, then under load. A phone that benchmarks well in the first thirty seconds and loses a third of its score by the third minute is not a fast phone; it is a phone with a thermal problem, and the single score hides that completely. The same logic applies to the screen: a static colour sweep finds dead pixels, but only a traced touch pass across the whole panel finds the dead line under the glass that makes typing miss every fifth letter.
A plain report. Each test, what it measured, what the device claims, and whether the two agree — written so you can hand it to a buyer, a seller, an insurer or your own IT team without having to interpret it for them. No score out of a hundred, no colour-coded verdict standing in for the numbers. If the battery has been through a lot of cycles and still holds most of its charge, the report says both things, because both are true and a single word would not be.
Most of the devices that come to us are fine. Knowing that, with the measurements behind it, is worth as much as catching the one that is not.
Present capacity against design capacity, charge cycles where the device exposes them, voltage and temperature under a controlled drain. Not a percentage — the numbers it came from.
Full-panel colour sweeps for dead and stuck pixels, uniformity and backlight bleed, then a traced touch pass across the entire grid to find dead rows, ghost input and edge rejection problems.
Accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, proximity, ambient light, barometer and fingerprint reader — each exercised and compared against the sensor list the device declares it has.
Every lens the phone reports, front and rear, checked for focus, stuck shutters and dead modules. Speakers, earpiece and microphones tested on both channels, plus the vibration motor.
Chipset, cores and clocks, RAM, real usable storage, display resolution and refresh rate, Android build and patch level, network bands — the spec sheet read off the hardware rather than off the listing.
CPU, GPU, memory and storage read/write, run long enough to show sustained performance and thermal throttling instead of the first clean thirty seconds.
Where the tests get run.
Tell us the device and the reason; the sequence is chosen from there.
The full sequence on one phone or tablet, with the written report at the end.
For a device you are about to buy second-hand: does the hardware match the listing.
When the only question is how much life is left in the cell.
For resellers and IT teams moving devices in batches rather than one at a time.
Scope and turnaround are agreed in writing before anything is run.
Model, rough age, and whether you are buying, selling, insuring or just suspicious. The reason decides which tests matter.
You get back the list of tests we intend to run, what each one measures, and what we will and will not be able to tell you from it.
Cold first, then under sustained load. Nothing is wiped, nothing is rooted, and no personal data is read — the tests talk to the hardware, not to your files.
Every measurement, the device's own claims beside it, and the disagreements called out in plain words you can forward to somebody else.
Leave your name and email and say what you need verified. A technician reads it, not a bot.
Someone from Service Center will get in touch shortly with the proposed test sequence.
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