Get freedom from your phone’s obvious limitations. Use Sensor Test, made by Andrey Efremov, a Tools app on your PC or Mac with BlueStacks, and level up your experience.

About the App

Ever wonder what’s really going on inside your phone? Sensor Test, created by Andrey Efremov, gives you a real-time look at the hidden sensors powering your device. Whether you’re just curious or you tinker with custom software, this handy Tools app lays out absolutely everything your phone’s hardware can sense—making invisible data visible, right at your fingertips. Just open it up, and you’ll know exactly which sensors your device has, which ones are working, and even see live data streaming in.

App Features

• Sensor Check at a Glance
  Instantly see which sensors your phone is equipped with. Green lights mean all systems go; red means your phone skips that sensor.

• Easy-to-Read Status and Details
  If a sensor’s not reporting any data, you’ll spot a “no data” tag—no guesswork needed. You can tap for a full list and see everything your device supports.

• Interactive Graphs
  Watch real-time graphs for each sensor, so you can see things like acceleration, light levels, or even atmospheric pressure change as you move your phone.

• Hands-On Sensor Tests
  Try out fun tests: tilt your phone and watch a ball roll, block a sensor to see what happens, or move near a metal object and watch magnetic readings jump.

• Accelerometer Insights
  Tracks movement along three axes. You’ll see live numbers and can try simple tests—like moving a digital ball by tilting your device.

• Light Sensor Readings
  Monitor how bright your environment is, with values in lux. Take your phone from a bright room to a dark space and watch the numbers shift.

• Proximity Sensor Demo
  Find out if your phone senses when something’s close—handy for seeing how your screen switches off during calls.

• Magnetometer Measurements
  Displays magnetic field strengths. Bring your phone near a fridge magnet and see the needle twitch.

• Gyroscope Data
  Get speed-of-rotation info on three axes. Pan or spin your phone to watch the activity in real time—particularly cool if you’re into multimedia apps.

• Barometer (Pressure Sensor)
  If your device has one, you can track air pressure changes—great for weather buffs or anyone who likes a little data with their day.

• Developer Friendly
  A useful resource for anyone building or tweaking custom kernels—having all sensor info in one place just makes life easier.

Sensor Test’s easy-to-read interface and real-time charts work perfectly whether you’re poking around on your phone or using BlueStacks for a bigger-screen experience.

Ready to experience Sensor Test on a bigger screen, in all its glory? Download BlueStacks now.