Mouse Test Online
Check left, right and middle mouse clicks, double clicks, scrolling and cursor movement. Find out whether your mouse inputs register as expected.
Test clicks, double clicks, scrolling, and pointer movement.
Press keys to see which ones register and detect repeated inputs.
Play left, right, and stereo audio test tones.
Check microphone permission, view levels, and record a short sample.
Test My Device helps you test computer accessories directly in your browser. Whether you're checking a new keyboard, troubleshooting a mouse, preparing for an online meeting, or testing a gaming headset, you can run quick checks without installing software or creating an account.
Check left, right and middle mouse clicks, double clicks, scrolling and cursor movement. Find out whether your mouse inputs register as expected.
Press keys on your physical keyboard and see which ones respond. Test standard keyboards, laptop keyboards and many gaming keyboards.
Play left-channel, right-channel and stereo sounds to check headphone and headset audio before calls, classes or gaming sessions.
Allow microphone access to view sound input levels, record a short sample and play it back. Audio stays in your browser during the test.
Test My Device is a free, browser-based collection of simple computer peripheral testing tools. It's designed for students, remote workers, gamers and anyone who wants to check basic mouse, keyboard and audio functionality. These checks can reveal common input and playback issues, but cannot diagnose every hardware fault.
Choose a device above, follow the on-screen instructions, and check the response. For microphone testing, your browser will ask for permission. No sign-up is required.
Yes. The mouse, keyboard, headset and microphone tests are free to use.
No. Test My Device works in compatible web browsers without installing an app.
Yes. You can test standard browser-detectable button and key inputs. Some specialized hardware features require manufacturer software.
Yes. Test left and right audio playback, then use the microphone tester to check your input.
No. The microphone test processes and plays back audio locally in your browser. Do not grant microphone permission unless you want to run the test.
No. They check common browser-detectable behavior and do not replace a full hardware diagnostic.
Click inside the test area and scroll to check your mouse.
Try left, middle, right, double click, and scroll.
Right-click menu is disabled only inside this area.Press keys on your physical keyboard. Detected keys light up.
Some system shortcuts and hardware-specific keys cannot be detected by browsers.
Put on your headphones and check each audio channel at a comfortable volume.
Use the buttons to play a short, gentle tone. Make sure your headset is selected as your system output device.
Ready
This tests browser audio routing. It cannot automatically diagnose speaker hardware.
Allow microphone access to see input levels and record a short sample.
Microphone not enabled
Audio stays in your browser and is not uploaded. Microphone access requires HTTPS or localhost. Recordings are temporary and are cleared when the page closes.