Inspection Report
Pick the device type, run each linked check and confirm the result yourself. Everything is stored only in this browser — printable as a one-page report.
Inspection report
Self-record for re-checks and support tickets — saved only on this device.
| Item | Result | Note |
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These tools assist observation — they are not hardware-fault diagnosis. Refresh-rate and event-rate figures are browser-side observations, not laboratory measurements. This report does not judge return eligibility or any statutory deadline.
Honest limits
- Tools assist observation, not diagnosis: a screen that looks fine here can still have issues, and a flagged item should be re-checked before you conclude a fault.
- Hz and event-rate readings are what the browser observes — power saving, background tabs and OS caps skew them. They are not laboratory measurements.
- Everything is stored in localStorage on this device only — no uploads, no account. Clearing site data wipes it.
- The report records your own observations for re-check or support conversations; it does not judge return eligibility or statutory deadlines.
Frequently asked questions
Can this report serve as return-authorization proof?
It's your own inspection record — useful for re-checking and describing problems to support. It is not a fault diagnosis and does not decide return eligibility; that depends on the seller's policy and local law.
Where are the results stored?
Only in this browser's localStorage: nothing is uploaded, no account, no cloud sync. Clearing site data or switching devices loses the record.
Are browser-measured numbers reliable?
The tools help you observe: refresh rate and polling figures are browser-side observations affected by power saving and background load — not laboratory measurements. Photograph anything abnormal and trust what you see.
Will progress survive closing the page?
Yes. Every confirmation is saved immediately and the checklist resumes where you left off; only 'reset' wipes it.