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    Gamepad Test

    Test your gamepad directly in the browser: check the buttons, sticks, D-pad, triggers, and vibration.

    • Gamepad 1
      ✘ Not connected
    • Gamepad 2
      ✘ Not connected
    • Gamepad 3
      ✘ Not connected
    • Gamepad 4
      ✘ Not connected
    Connect the gamepad using USB, RF or Bluetooth and press any button.

    How to Connect a Gamepad

    Choose your gamepad model, operating system, and connection method.

    1. Turn off the controller, then hold Create and PS until the light bar blinks.
    2. Open Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Add device → Bluetooth.
    3. Select the gamepad in the list of available devices.
    4. Return to this page and press any gamepad button.
    Operating system support for Sony DualSense Wireless Controller (PS5) in Windows: Supported since Windows 10 64-bit.
    For better compatibility with different gamepad models and support for advanced features, we recommend using Google Chrome.

    Buttons: 14, pressed: 0

    B1
    0
    B2
    0
    B3
    0
    B4
    0
    B5
    0
    B6
    0
    B7
    0
    B8
    0
    B9
    0
    B10
    0
    B11
    0
    B12
    0
    B13
    0
    B14
    0

    Axes: 4

    Axis 1
    0
    Axis 2
    0
    Axis 3
    0
    Axis 4
    0
    Left stick
    1
    2
    Right stick
    3
    4

    Gamepad Vibration Test

    Vibrate motors:

    Trigger Vibration Test

    Vibrate with triggers:

    Headphones Test with Gamepad

    1. Connect the headphones to the gamepad’s 3.5 mm jack, if available.
    2. In the operating system, redirect the audio output to the gamepad’s headphones.
      • Windows: Right-click the 🔈 icon in the bottom‑right corner → “Open Sound settings” → under “Output”, select the device.
      • macOS: “System Settings” → “Sound” → “Output” tab.

    How Do I Test a Gamepad Online?

    1. Connect your gamepad or controller via USB, Bluetooth, or a compatible wireless receiver.
    2. Press any button so the browser can detect the device.
    3. Press each button, move the sticks and D-pad, squeeze the triggers slowly, and watch the on-screen values.
    4. Test vibration, then launch the game test to check the controls in a real scenario.

    What Can You Check on a Gamepad?

    • Buttons (A/B/X/Y, ◯/☐/△/✕, L1/R1, etc.) — check for sticky buttons or false inputs.
    • D-Pad — check directional input accuracy.
    • Analog sticks — check position, return to center, and smooth movement.
    • Triggers (L2/R2) — verify sensitivity and travel distance.
    • Vibration — see if haptic feedback works.

    How to Read the Test Results

    • A button should activate when pressed and return to its initial state when released.
    • Idle sticks should remain near the center, while axis values should change smoothly without sudden jumps.
    • Analog trigger values usually change from 0 to 1 as you press them.
    • If vibration is unavailable, the limitation may come from the gamepad, operating system, or browser.

    Test Your Gamepad in a Game

    After the basic checks, select “Test in a game” to launch the built-in game. It lets you test the left stick or D-pad, face buttons, triggers, vibration, and connection stability together.

    Supported Gamepads

    • PlayStation: DualShock 3, DualShock 4, DualSense, and DualSense Edge.
    • Xbox: Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox Elite controllers.
    • Nintendo: Switch Pro, Switch Joy-Con.
    • Generic USB and Bluetooth gamepads and PC joysticks, including Logitech, Razer, Flydigi, Steam Controller, and 8BitDo.

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