Wi-Fi SweetSpots
Survey Wi-Fi connection speed and locate the fastest and slowest Wi-Fi spots
Wi-Fi SweetSpots
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Permissions
Location: approximate location (network-based), precise location (GPS and network-based)
Wi-Fi connection information: view Wi-Fi connections
Other:
- view network connections
- allow Wi-Fi Multicast reception
- full network access
- prevent device from sleeping
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App summary
Observe how Wi-Fi connection speed fluctuates over time, and locate the fastest and slowest Wi-Fi spots in your room!
Discover the perfect spot for your wireless router, access point, or wireless gaming console by using Wi-Fi SweetSpots!
Available on Android with a simple, easy-to-use design.
User reviews
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spammy, or outdated. Pros
- Great for finding WiFi dead spots.
- Simple to use and provides essential information about WiFi speed.
- Works well when properly set up and helps in optimizing router placement.
- Useful for measuring speed between the device and the router.
Cons
- Issues with accuracy and drop in reported speeds.
- Not functioning correctly on certain Android versions like Android 10 and Pie.
- Lacks comprehensive statistics such as connection type (2.4GHz vs. 5GHz) and packet loss.
- Feedback option within the app is not working.
Most mentioned
- Inaccuracy in speed reporting.
- Problems with Android compatibility.
- Effectiveness in identifying WiFi coverage and dead zones.
User reviews
Does not work with Android 10. Edit:. They updated the app to work some time ago, but the speed readout drops to two characters even though there are three. For instance, it read 231, and then reads 23. Interestingly, this ses to happen only on the initial start, if you stop and restart or task switch away and restart it's fine.
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Matthew Rasmussen, 2022-07-18
Matthew Rasmussen, 2022-07-18It only works for 5Ghz networks and also the feedback option from within the up doesn't work. (I wouldn't jave left de review here if that feedback form was working)
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Mircea Cristea, 2022-07-04
Mircea Cristea, 2022-07-04So, this is more of a heads up for the developers. I've been using WiFi sweetspots as a casual tool for a few years now - Untill recently with no issues! Running the app with an Asus GT-AX6000, no problem. Add an Asus RP-AX56 AiMesh node (even when not connecting though it), and the reported speeds fall through the floor. But it seems this is the reported speeds and not the actual speed. So I don't know if it's some kind of weird routing or management that's kicking in, but its odd! xxx
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Keith Alger, 2022-06-12
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