Backup & Transfer
Protect or move important data before repair, replacement, or reset.
Browser-based screen checks
Screen tests, repair tools, and display guidance.
Check pixels, touch response, color, and screen behavior in your browser. Use guides to understand the result — or get guided help completing a specific next step.
No download. No account. Guided help is available when you want someone walking you through backup, setup, or storage cleanup.
Test the screen before you decide what failed
Browser patterns for pixels, touch, bleed, burn-in, color, and refresh — run on the device that has the problem.
Screen Color Test
White, black, gray, and RGB fullscreen patterns.Dead Pixel Test
Black dots, stuck subpixels, and hot pixels on clean patterns.Backlight Bleed Test
Edge glow, cloudy blacks, and IPS glow in a dark-room check.Burn-In Test
Image retention and OLED burn-in on neutral screens.Touch Screen Test
Dead zones, missed taps, drift, and multi-touch response.Refresh Rate Test
Browser-effective Hz, pacing, and stuck-at-60 checks.Try a limited browser repair when the pattern fits
Stuck-pixel cycling, mild retention mitigation, and guided calibration — not for cracked glass, liquid, or spreading damage.
If the screen changed after damage, start here
Pick your device under the cause — or open the cause title for the full triage guide.
Guided remote support
Get help with the device you use every day
Use free tests and guides when you can diagnose yourself. Book U.S.-based paid guided help when you need a specialist walking you through backup, setup, or storage cleanup on a personal phone, tablet, or computer.
Photo & Storage Cleanup
Safely sort storage, photos, downloads, and files without guessing what to remove.
Device Setup
Set up a new, replacement, or reset device for comfortable everyday use.
Settle the tradeoffs before you spend
Protectors, panel types, glow vs bleed, and return risk — pick your device, then open a guide.
Look up screen specs for your device
Compare normalized screen specs, panel context, common problems, and test routing across phones, tablets, laptops, monitors, and TVs.
Galaxy S26
The Samsung Galaxy S26 has a compact 6.3-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with FHD+ sharpness, adaptive 120Hz motion, and enough automatic-brightness headroom for demanding outdoor use. It suits people who want a smaller flagship without dropping to a 60Hz panel. Its main screen tradeoff is OLED flicker: independent testing found low-frequency PWM that can bother sensitive eyes.
iPhone 17 Pro Max
The iPhone 17 Pro Max has a 6.9-inch OLED screen that is especially well suited to outdoor reading, video, and fast everyday scrolling. Its anti-reflective treatment and high outdoor brightness are meaningful strengths. The main buying tradeoffs are the phone’s large size and OLED flicker sensitivity: DXOMARK reports PWM, so sensitive buyers should use the return window to assess comfort at low brightness.
Alienware AW3426DW
The Alienware AW3426DW is a 34-inch 3440 × 1440 QD-OLED ultrawide built for high-frame-rate PC gaming, with a 280Hz ceiling, deep OLED blacks, and unusually strong SDR brightness for this panel class. Its main buying tradeoff is practical rather than visual: 21:9 support varies by game, reflections still matter, and laptop users do not get a one-cable USB-C setup. This profile helps you check those risks before buying.ScreenDetect for Business
Handle employee devices without managed IT
For businesses where HR or operations owns the work — company procedures, new-hire setup, and departures at a fixed price.
Device Operations Setup
Company-wide records, standards, and procedures for setup, departures, and reassignment — not a monthly MSP.
New Employee Device Setup
One employee, one primary computer — approved checklist, verification, and a written completion summary.
Employee IT Offboarding
Approved access actions, company files, licenses, device return, and completion records for one departure.
ScreenDetect FAQs
Answers on tests, damage routing, repair limits, and what browser workflows can prove.