PS4 Controller Test
Use the live browser tester to check DualShock 4 buttons, sticks, triggers, touchpad click, and practical browser rumble support on PC or Mac.
Waiting for gamepad…
Connect your PS4 DualShock 4 and press any button to start testing buttons, sticks, triggers, touchpad click, and browser rumble.
What this page is best for
The browser can confirm most practical DualShock 4 inputs, but it is still an input-verification tool, not a full native PlayStation hardware console.
Best setup for PS4 controller testing
USB is the cleanest baseline. Bluetooth is convenient, but browser support varies more by platform.
- Use Chrome or Edge first. They expose the broadest practical Gamepad API support for DualShock 4.
- Press any button after the page opens. Browsers will not expose the controller until there is user interaction.
- Prefer USB for rumble checks. Wired mode removes a lot of browser and transport uncertainty.
- Treat Bluetooth as the second pass. It is useful for real-world use, but less ideal as your first troubleshooting baseline.
What the browser can confirm — and what it cannot
DualShock 4 fits the standard browser controller model fairly well, but not every accessory-level feature is equally visible.
- You can confirm buttons, D-pad, sticks, trigger input range, stick clicks, menu buttons, and touchpad click.
- You can often confirm whether a browser-runnable rumble path exists, especially in Chrome or Edge over USB.
- You cannot fully validate every touch-surface gesture detail, light-bar behavior, or speaker-related features through the standard browser API.
- That limitation matters because a failed browser result is not always a dead-hardware result; sometimes the browser simply did not expose the feature you were hoping to inspect.
What to open next
Use the focused pages below when the issue is already narrowed to one part of the controller.
If face buttons or shoulders feel inconsistent, open the Controller Button Test. If the sticks never settle near center, switch to the Stick Drift Test. If the main concern is rumble, use the Controller Vibration Test.