Is there any software for checking hardware in iOS?

Is there anything like this in iOS for iDevices ?

Solution 1:

This question & top answer are very relevant.

Basically "yes", but not so much from a customer / end user standpoint. iOS has a diagnostics tool built in that is accessible from Apple once you give consent.

You can check your iOS device's health using Apple's main support site. From that page you can select iPhone (or iPad), find an issue that would warrant running the diagnostic (I chose power, unexpected shutdown/restart), verify that a restore didn't resolve the issue and then enter your phone number / email address to start the diagnostic process. Apple will text / email you a link to open. The link opens the iOS diagnostic tool, which requires you to click through a legal agreement before starting the test. The test results are sent back to Apple once they finish and you tap "done". Back on the support site the page will refresh and show any issues that were found with the device as well as support options for resolving them.

Solution 2:

There is an free app called SensorMonitor, available from the AppStore, that can be used to check the functionality of various sensors in an iPhone/iPad, for example the compass, accelerometer, etc.

Description taken from the AppStore:

Description IMPORTANT : Currently, Sensor Monitor doesn't support iOS8.

Sensor Monitor displays several sensor raw value of your device. and log, use for development!

Also, 'Send over UDP' is available!

available sensor : magnetometer,gps, gyroscope,accelerometer, battery,proximity, mic level, touch

A couple of screen shots:

The Accelerometer and Gyroscope Screen

The GPS Screen

Admittedly, it unfortunately does not provide checks for most of the hardware that you mentioned (namely the backlight, ringtone, vibrator or camera).

Update August 2017

As per the comment, the app seems to be no longer available.

This was the icon:

This is the about box:

Maybe you can contact the developer at [email protected].

Here is a web site about the app, Sensor Monitor. It does not support iOS 8, unfortunately.