Camera & mobile
Interactive · Runs in this browser
Check whether the Vibration API is exposed, then trigger short, medium, or patterned vibration after a user action. Stop immediately at any time. Unsupported devices are reported honestly rather than treated as a hardware failure.
Vibration test
Trigger short, predefined vibration patterns on supported mobile browsers. The test runs only after a button press.
Place the phone on a stable surface and use short patterns. Browser support varies: an unavailable API does not prove the vibration motor is faulty.
Browser support
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Vibration API detection
Active pattern
None
Patterns stop automatically
Choose a short pattern to test the device vibration motor.
Transparent method
This tool reports only interactions and browser APIs it can observe. It does not infer hidden hardware specifications or turn unsupported access into made-up results.
Useful context
Browser vibration support varies and is unavailable in some major mobile browsers. An unsupported API is not proof that the vibration motor is broken.
No. The API only targets vibration capability exposed by the device running the page.
Troubleshooting
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