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Sound tests start quietly; raise the volume slowly and keep headphones at a comfortable level, because tones and sweeps can be unpleasant or harmful when loud. The stuck pixel fixer flashes colours quickly and starts only after a warning: do not use it if flashing light can affect you.

The speaker cleaner plays a low tone; whether it helps a wet phone is not proven, so follow the maker's own advice for a wet device. You use every test at your own risk.

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