Dr. Wifi: speed & signal test
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utilities | Free | Trend Micro, Incorporated | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Highlights:
- Measures bandwidth and speed of LTE and Wi-Fi networks
- Finds the strongest signal in your area
- Advanced measurement algorithm makes speed tests fast, simple, and accurate
Features:
Convenience
- Drop-down notification bar to quickly add Dr. WiFi
- Real-time speed testing and monitoring of latency in widget
Signal Strength
- Dr. WiFi helps you find the strongest signal in your area
Details
- Provides a detailed measurement of latency and speed of your current network (LTE, WiFi, 2G, 3G, or 4G)
History
- Automatically saves the history of test speed results including; WiFi name, latency of the Wi-Fi network, bandwidth,LTE, You can view all the results for comparison.
Devices
- Scans your devices on your home Wi-Fi network. Provides a list of connected devices and prevents attacks from unknown devices.
Welcome to Dr. WiFi! Enjoy!
Reviews
Not liking I need to upgrade
hey63
I keeping being asked to upgrade. When I first downloaded it never asked. Also not sure why I get different rates between Dr. WiFi and Linksys
Free version.
LayzLA
I have only used what is available without paying for a subscription or lifetime access. The app does a great job providing accurate feedback of wifi speed and signal strength. The app expands what it is capable of doing when the customer purchases one of their subscriptions or lifetime options. I am very happy with this app.
Not Worth the Money
Kevin in Erie
It measures speeds, but it does not tell you what a good or bad speed is, so what good is it.
Does What I Need
Web35
Need to measure wi fi signal strength and need to be easily portable. This works!
Finally
D.D 007
Yeah I can actually test WiFi single dB!!!! So stoked on this. Now if only we could get something similar to WiFi analyzer on Android. But this will be useful for my job. Thanks ?? P.S. Apple I’ll still have an android fo my other tools. Ugg
WiFi Signal Strength Appears to be Inaccurate
Trayn99
Does not appear to accurately measure WiFi signal strength (dBm) when benchmarked against known strength at locations. For interest, I measured the signal strength at an AP at it was the same as 50’ away. Do not recommend.
