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Hardware Test Pro

@kris111
Los Angeles, California, United States

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A suite of free, browser-based hardware testing tools for PC gamers and everyday users — no installs, no accounts, no paywalls.

  • HardwareTest.org — 50+ tools covering monitors, keyboards, mice, audio, controllers, and more. The hub for all things hardware diagnostics.

  • MousePollingRateTest.com — A focused tool to measure mouse polling rate (Hz), jitter, and stability from 125Hz to 8000Hz. Built for gamers who care about input precision.

  • ControllerTestOnline.com — Test gamepad buttons, analog sticks, triggers, stick drift, and vibration directly in your browser. Works with PS5, Xbox

  • MousePollingRateTest.com

    Free online mouse polling rate tester — measure your mouse Hz, jitter, and stability directly in your browser.Supports polling rates from 125Hz to 8000Hz. Shows median, peak, P95 metrics, distribution chart, and a stability score. No installs, no account needed. Privacy-first: all processing happens locally.Built for gamers who want to verify their mouse is actually reporting at the advertised polling rate.

  • ControllerTestOnline.com

    Free browser-based gamepad tester — check buttons, analog sticks, triggers, stick drift, deadzone, polling rate, and vibration without installing anything.Works with Xbox, PlayStation, Switch Pro, and most USB/Bluetooth PC controllers. Supports up to 4 simultaneous controllers. Results can be exported as a report. Available in 9 languages including English, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.Built for gamers who want to diagnose controller issues or verify hardware performance before a session.

Recent activity

  • Commented onWould You Rather Get Backlink Exchanges or Turn One Article Into Distribution Content?2026-09-01
  • Commented onI launched a sound test that refuses to pretend the browser can hear your speakers2026-08-16
  • Commented onI launched a sound test that refuses to pretend the browser can hear your speakers2026-08-06
  • Commented onI launched a sound test that refuses to pretend the browser can hear your speakers2026-08-06
  • PostedI launched a sound test that refuses to pretend the browser can hear your speakers2026-08-06
  • PostedI built a mouse polling rate tester that gets decent traffic — and makes exactly $0. What am I missing?2026-06-04
  • Commented onI kept losing deals not because of bad sales — but because I forgot to follow up2026-06-04
  • Commented onHow to automatically turn customer feedback into high-converting testimonials2026-06-04
  • Commented onI built a dead-simple CRM for solo salespeople — just launched2026-06-03
  • Commented onI'm trying to get 50 users in 25 days with zero audience. Here's my exact plan2026-06-03
  • PostedLaunched MVP and reached 800 daily views via SEO2026-01-04

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