Kiểm Tra Tốc độ ‪•‬ 4+

Very easy to use and it’s accurate. There are no ads either which really make a difference with this app. It’s as simple to use and keep installed as the 15 seconds it took to download the app. Thanks for this handy tool 5 stars from me.

I am really strict when it comes to rating apps.

I would give it 3 stars but since it is a free app and no option for a paid version, I gave it 4.

What I really like is the “recent” tab to see your older tests.

I am not giving it 5 stars because I would really like to see more information about the “recent” / old speeds test you have done. Information like the connection (cell data or WiFi) also IF a test was done on WiFi, the name of the connection you tested it on, such as home wifi, work wifi, startbucks-hotspot, etc etc. Along with that, the IP that it was tested under and the ISP, and be able to choose what test host you want to use (if there is more than one) and displayed in results as well. Be able to share all your recent test via email, text, Dropbox (the normal stuff) and an option to export in excel format would be nice to have.

One last simple thing, a simple “what is my IP” button just to have there so some people do not have to use two different apps, I know the program shows the IP at the end but I sometimes like to confirm what IP/Network I am on before I do something.

That is all I can think of for now.

I would buy it if it had that stuff.

Having a paid version for 1 dollar a year would be nice, you would be surprised how many people would sign up. However you would probably get more people if you added the options above.

Doesn’t do a single thing on the Apple Watch except take up space. This is not a new complaint, either. The developer knows by now, I am sure, but they don’t bother to even address the issue.

Also, the [Settings] button on the iPhone is worthless because there ARE NO settings to be controlled! What, exactly, is the point of that?

The “high tech” font used in the app is clunky and not at all easy to read quickly. Basically, there’s nothing here to like and no hope of the developer ever getting serious about it.