AR signal master Reviews – Page 7
5/5 rating based on 129 reviews. Read all reviews for AR signal master for iPhone.
AR signal master is free iOS app published by Trend Micro, Incorporated
RUINED (by Apple?)
DespritCaucasian
Update in March... app went from vague to deceptive dBM values are back! (or are they?) RSSI numbers displaying again, but the app warns “the signal value is an approximate estimation” ... Can you trust #s? • Let’s see: the app is currently displaying -41dBM • Looking at Airport Utility/Wi-Fi Scan... -62 dBM So, sadly, this update is actually another step backward. Incorrect numbers are worse than no numbers. (But at least the developer’s trying to work around Apple’s dopey restrictions)
Paid version does not work
Ac3001
Good signal strength app for free version do not buy pro version the speed test is totally worthless and does not work.
Awesome
MrLatepass
Is there a way to save your map Or share with someone else Much needed Is this in pro?
Very helpful tool
MeYo12345
Just remember this is a tool. Not a fix. Great visual representation of your WiFi signal strength. Allows you to make educated choices in the placement of your WiFi router. Or let’s you know if you could use a signal booster to cover gaps in your WiFi. Low signal strength can cause problems with connectivity of your devices. Using this tool can aid you in making educated decisions dealing with your WiFi. Great job!!!
RUINED (by Apple?)
DespritCaucasian
Feb. update: Why Why Why take away the RSSI numbers? What if “Good” or “Poor” don’t say enough? Opaque design isn’t always good design ... March 16 ‘18– dBM values are back! (or are they?) Numbers displaying again, but the app warns “the signal value is an approximate estimation” ... Can I trust #s? • Let’s see: currently displaying -41dBM • Looking at Airport Utility/Wi-Fi Scan... -62 dBM So, sadly, this update is actually another step backward. Incorrect numbers are worse than no numbers. (But at least the developer’s trying to work around Apple’s dopey restrictions)
Speed Test
Jmhpg50
Speed test functionality requires upgrade for $1.99. This is not described. At least the numerical value of signal strength was restored, though.