Controller Diagnostic

Microphone Tester

Test built-in controller microphones and 3.5mm headset audio input on PS5 DualSense and Xbox controllers online. Real-time audio level visualizer.

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Audio Input Guidelines

Normal voice speech should register volume levels between 40 dB and 85 dB without audio clipping or persistent background hum.

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Controller Audio & Microphone Hardware

Modern controllers like the PS5 DualSense incorporate built-in noise-canceling dual microphone arrays and 3.5mm TRRS audio pass-through jacks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I test the built-in microphone on a PS5 DualSense controller?

Connect your DualSense controller via USB, click "Test Microphone Input" above, grant browser microphone permissions, and speak into the controller array microphone to test live volume levels.

Can I test a 3.5mm headset plugged into my controller?

Yes! Connect your headset into the controller's 3.5mm audio jack, select the controller input device in your OS settings, and test audio volume levels in real time.

Does Xbox Wireless Controller have a built-in microphone?

Standard Xbox controllers do not feature an internal microphone, but they support 3.5mm headset audio input when a gaming headset is plugged in.

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