IR Test

IR Blaster Test helps you quickly check whether your Android phone has a built-in infrared (IR) blaster and verify that it can send IR signals.

Use the IR blaster checker to detect compatible hardware in seconds. If an IR transmitter is found, you can run additional tests, try TV commands, and save the result for later.

Key features:

• IR blaster test — check whether your phone supports a built-in infrared transmitter.
• IR blaster checker — view device and Android information when compatible hardware is detected.
• Camera test — verify that the IR emitter is actually firing when your camera can detect the infrared flash.
• TV remote tester — send common power, volume, mute, and channel commands to a real TV.
• Multiple TV presets — try supported IR presets such as NEC, Samsung, LG, and Sony.
• Test history — save previous IR test results and review them anytime.
• Light and dark themes — choose the appearance you prefer.
• Private by design — testing runs locally with no account required.

Useful when you want to:

• Check if your phone has an IR blaster.
• Test an infrared transmitter before using an IR remote app.
• Confirm that the phone is sending an infrared signal.
• Troubleshoot TV remote or IR hardware issues.
• Verify IR support on a new or used Android phone.

How it works:

Open IR Blaster Test.
Run the hardware check.
If an IR blaster is detected, use the camera test or TV remote tester.
Save the result if you want to keep a record.

Important:
IR features require compatible Android hardware. Some phones do not include an infrared blaster. Camera-based IR visibility also depends on the camera sensor and infrared filtering, so results can vary by device.

IR Blaster Test is a focused Android tool for IR blaster testing, infrared checking, IR remote testing, and TV remote troubleshooting without unnecessary setup.