Top 10 best speed test apps for Android smartphones

On the CH Play store there are many speed test apps for smartphones. However, here are the best apps. Please refer to the applications below.

1. Firefox browser

You can check the speed in the web browser on your phone just like on a computer. There are real benefits to this approach. For starters, you don't have any apps hanging in short pull your apps. The second is the sheer number of options you have. You can still use Ookla's Speedtest.net if you want or choose a different website.

2. Analiti

Analiti is one of the most powerful apps on the list. It performs basic speed testing tools like download and upload speed along with latency. However, this also serves as a WiFi analyzer. It will tell you things like your router's throughput rate, which channel is playing, and show you other nearby signals.

It can even tell if the router supports WiFi 6 or not even if it doesn't show up on your phone. Not only can you test your speed, but you can also identify problems with this app. The $ 1.99 charge removes ads and has an optional subscription for more advanced features if you wish.

3. FAST Speed ​​Test

FAST is a speed test app from Netflix. This is one of the best free speed test apps available anywhere. It has a simple user interface, easy to use and a host of simple features. Just open it, run it and see the speed set is his. This one is great because it is not only ad-free, but also quite accurate.

 Also, if you get good speeds here, chances are you won't have problems streaming Netflix. In any case, there is no advanced feature with this feature so people who need more data may want to skip it.

4. Meteor

Meteor is the OpenSignal speed test application, a trusted name in the industry. The app does the basics like testing your upload and download speed. It also tells you how your speed will translate in real world performance with apps on your phone. In general, as long as your Internet is not too awful, your apps will work fine.

 Still, it's good to see if something could go wrong with your internet being unstable. You can also check and compare multiple locations like your favorite work, home, and cafe.

5. Ookla Speed ​​Test

Ookla's Speed ​​Test is an app everyone knows about. You will almost certainly recognize the user interface at first sight as it looks the same in the app as it is on the website. Ookla's app has some good features to it. You can do the basics like testing ping speed, downloading and uploading.

 This app also keeps track of all your speed tests for future reference. Finally, you can also test the speed from one server location to another. 

6. nPerf

nPerf is a speed test app with some good features. It helps you to test download and upload speed on Android . The app also checks your bitrate, streaming rate, browsing speed, and latency (ping). There's also coverage maps for all three major US carriers, as well as a network monitoring function if you choose to use it.

 This uses crowd supplies for its range maps. Newer versions of Android tie this functionality to the notification drawer that people don't want, so the only way to get rid of notifications is to turn off the network map contribution feature in the settings menu. If not, it's pretty good in what it does.

7. Simple Speedcheck

Simple Speedcheck is a minimal speed test application. The design is similar to the premise of Netflix's FAST. It has simple graphics, easy charts and complex features. Just open it, run your test, and see your results.

 The application also allows you to check the previous results and track whether you have done a speed test over WiFi or mobile data. There are ads in this app , but you can turn them off when you buy an ad blocker package for $ 2.49 lifetime is permanent . This is also free via Google Play Pass if you use it.

8. Speed ​​Test Master Lite

Speed ​​Test Master Lite is another lightweight and minimal speed test app. It measures the basics, including download and upload speed as well as latency. The app also keeps a chart of your previous speed tests for future reference. Each previous test also shows whether you were using cellular data or WiFi at the time.

 It also takes up barely any storage space at 3MB as the install size. There really isn't much for this. It is relatively accurate, small, easy to use, and useful for fast speed tests.

9. V-Speed ​​Test Application

V-Speed ​​is a popular suite of speed test applications. We're not sure why this developer has three of them because basically they all do the same thing, but how it is. First off, V-Speed ​​has a pretty flashy user interface but it gets the job done.

 It measures latency, speed and a built-in coverage map. The speed test light has a more minimal user interface, but essentially works similarly to its bright purple sibling.

 Finally, Fireprobe (Google Play link) adds things like a streaming test, a browsing test, etc. to the mix for a little more comprehensive testing. You can go with any one of the three depending on your preferences or needs. All three have a free version with ads and an in-app purchase option to unlock the premium version.

10. ASUS Router

This app is basically a priced simplified version of the web interface and allows you to change some settings. Most routers have a built-in speed test function as part of the menu system. For example, Netgear and Asus are both capable of running speed tests and using Ookla's servers to do them. You can usually run speed tests directly from the application. This is a pretty useful solution for you when you want to test the speed on Android.

So I just shared with you some of the best speed test apps for Android. Thank you for consulting the article.

Kareem Winters

Update 29 March 2021