WiFi AR v5.8.8

In today’s lightning-fast environment, a constant lightning-fast internet connection is required. Reliable Wi-Fi or cellular coverage is essential to stay connected and get things done at home, at work, or on the go. This is where the app known as WiFi AR can help, which has revolutionized how you use your network. This app uses state-of-the-art augmented reality (AR) technology to help you visualize your current network in a whole new way. Let’s take a look at the best features of the app that will make your Internet experience more enjoyable.

A notable feature is WiFi AR’s ability to visualize your WiFi or cellular network in augmented reality. The ideal location of your Wi-Fi access point (AP) in your home or office is no longer a mystery. To see your network’s signal strength with this app, all you have to do is open the app, point your phone’s camera in the direction you want to check, and look at your screen. This innovative feature eliminates the need for trial and error to find the perfect location for your router, ensuring optimal coverage and signal quality in your home.

With the WiFi AR signal strength feature, you can say goodbye to annoying dead zones and intermittent connections. This app uses real-time data to pinpoint the exact places in your space where the WiFi signal is strongest. With this information, you can easily place your devices or move your router to get the best signal possible in your home or office. With this app as your trusted companion, you will never have to worry about finding a serviced place again; you will be able to download, stream and view at lightning speed wherever you are.

Features:
– Signal strength: find the best Wi-Fi access point (AP)
– Speed value: Get the current connection speed value.
– Ping value: find the lowest latency in space to play online games without problems – Wi-Fi and 5G\LTE modes
– Interfering networks: find nearby networks that affect and reduce your connection quality.
– Better Wi-Fi hotspot detection: If you have more than one router, check if your device switches between them correctly.