Hello, I am new to Ubuntu and would like to check whether all my hardware drivers, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, graphics, and sound, are working properly. Is there an easy or built-in way in Ubuntu to verify that everything is set up correctly? Thank you.
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Did you notice any problem with the aforementioned devices?
If not then they’re working properly. Nvidia GPUs may work “better” with proprietary drivers, if available (you can check at Software & Updates > Additional Drivers). Other than that everything is already supported in kernel modules or it isn’t. There’s no “built-in way in Ubuntu to verify that everything is set up correctly” the same way there isn’t such thing in Windows.
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We have System Settings and System Monitor. Laptops will have something called “Power Statistics.”
There is a utility called inxi. It has to be installed. If you are not careful it will throw so much information you will need a university degree to understand the printout. 
Just do not ask me to interpret the printout.
We also have various Linux commands.
Regards
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