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Benchmarks, tools and total information about your hardware and operating system
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
DevCheck Device & System Info is a viewer for the hardware and operating system of an Android phone or tablet. It covers the CPU, GPU, memory, battery, camera, storage, network, sensors and OS, and it is aimed at people who want to know exactly which chip, memory and sensors a device contains.
The listing describes the chip information as one of its strongest areas, with detail on the processor and System-on-a-Chip. It also states that the information is organised into sections rather than shown as a single block of text.
The build we hold is DevCheck Device & System Info 6.60 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The processor and System-on-a-Chip screens give the CPU and SoC specifications. The GPU, RAM and storage pages list the specifications of those components on the device.
The listing also includes Bluetooth hardware in these specifications, so the same app can be used to check the wireless hardware alongside the chip and memory.
The dashboard puts the key readings in one place. It updates CPU frequencies and memory usage in real time, and it shows battery statistics, deep sleep time and uptime. It also has summaries and shortcuts that open the matching system settings.
Sensor readings update in real time as well, so the values change while the app is open rather than only when it starts.
The network pages show Wi-Fi and mobile network information. The listing says the mobile network pages support dual-SIM phones, so both SIM slots can be inspected.
Operating system details, including the system architecture, sit alongside the network information. These are the pages to check when the question is about the software or the connection.
On rooted devices, and on devices where Shizuku is set up, DevCheck can read more system information than it can with standard access. The listing says this applies to compatible devices only, so the additional data depends on the device and on root or Shizuku being in place.
Without root or Shizuku, the app shows the information that normal Android access allows.