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Xbox Controller Test — Check Buttons, Triggers & Sticks

Test any controller online: press buttons to light them up, watch live stick crosshairs, measure stick drift against a deadzone circle and try vibration.

Connect a controller and press any button on it — browsers only reveal gamepads after real input.

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This page opens the gamepad tester ready for an Xbox controller: plug it in over USB or pair it via Bluetooth, press any button and the whole layout appears in the live grid.

In the standard browser mapping the face buttons land on fixed slots: A is button 0, B is 1, X is 2 and Y is 3; LB and RB are 4 and 5, while LT and RT are 6 and 7 and report smooth values from 0.00 to 1.00 as you squeeze them — a trigger that never reaches 1.00 or jumps around is worn. View, Menu, the stick clicks, the D-pad and the Xbox button fill the remaining slots.

Xbox pads are the reference hardware for the dual-rumble vibration test, so try that button too: both motors should buzz clearly for a second. If your controller passes every button here but misbehaves in one game, the fault is in that game's bindings, not in the hardware.

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Accepted Formats & Rules

  • Live buttons grid polled from navigator.getGamepads() — pressed state plus fractional values for analog triggers.
  • Two stick crosshairs with a toggleable deadzone circle, per-stick idle offset readout and raw axis values.
  • Dual-rumble vibration test through the controller's vibration actuator, feature-detected with an honest not-supported note.

Key Benefits

✓ Works with any pad the operating system sees: Xbox, DualSense, DualShock, Switch Pro and generic USB or Bluetooth controllers.
✓ Honest drift measurement: a 10% deadzone ring plus a numeric idle offset per stick instead of a vague "looks off-center".
✓ Tested controls stay marked: every button that ever registered keeps a highlight, so you always see what is left to press.

Use Cases

  • • Check a second-hand controller before paying: press every button and pull both triggers to see their fractional values respond.
  • • Measure stick drift: release both sticks and read the idle offset — a stick resting outside the 10% deadzone circle drifts.
  • • Find out whether weak rumble is the game's fault or the pad's: run the dual-rumble vibration test right in the browser.