TV Remote Control Test Cases: in an interview, when you face such type of test case scenarios, the first questions you should ask the interviewer that what is the specifications for testing the TV Remote Control because specification document is an important document. By using that you can able to know what should be the expected functionalities of TV Remote Control.
TV Remote Control Test Case Scenarios
- Verify that all the buttons are present- 0 to 9, volume, channel up-down, and other audio-video functionality, etc. buttons
- Verify the functionality of the power ON-OFF button
- Verify that the Remote Control should work for a particular TV set model numbers only
- Verify that the user can navigate to different single-digit and multi-digit channels
- Verify that the user can increase or decrease the volume
- Verify that the user can navigate up and down the channel using channel up and down buttons
- Verify that functioning of audio-video and other auxiliary buttons
- Verify the maximum distance from the Television set up to which the remote works smoothly
- Verify the button press event that triggers the functionality, i.e., an event gets triggered on the button-down the press, button release, etc
- Verify the arc/different directions the remote control works correctly
- Verify the battery requirement of the remote control
- Verify the material of the remote’s body and its button
- Verify the weight of the remote control
- Verify the dimensions of remote control
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- Verify the spacing between two buttons, the spacing between the two buttons should be an optimum distance apart so that user can press a button comfortably
- Verify that there should be a contrast between the button’s color and remote’s outer body-color
- Verify the remote’s functioning by pressing more than one button simultaneously
- Verify that the font – style, and size of the numbers and other information should be readable
- Verify that on battery discharge, the remote should normally work on inserting new batteries
- Verify the pressure required to press the button
- Verify the strength of the remote’s outer body, if it normally works on dropping from a certain height
- Verify that any operation performed on the remote control while the TV is switched off should not make any difference to TV’s functioning when switched on
- Verify if the remote control is waterproof or not, if its waterproof, check if it normally works after immersing it in water
If you feel that we have missed mentioning some of the scenarios, then you can comment in the comment section, and we are happy to add that in this post so that it’ll be helping others too.
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