NetSpeed Indicator v1.7.17 [Mod Extra] APK

Download Net Speed Indicator: SpeedTest MOD APK

NetSpeed Indicator App is a convenient, small and simple network tool with useful features that allow you to discover your download and upload speeds, check ping, analyze and get connected devices on Wi-Fi, speed test, and many more.
Check current Download/Upload speeds directly from your status bar, notification, or in-app it self.
Since Android doesn’t show network connection statistics on screen, you are not able to see the current internet bandwidth used for upload and download.
You can track the live network information for any kind of network (2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi)!

The best tool on the market
The most accurate speedtest
Easy access to bandwidth speed and usage
Fully customizable speed indicator

Net Speed indicator also contains other functions:

Speed test – The most accurate speed test
Check Today’s and Monthly usage of Data and Wi-Fi usage for both sent and received bytes.
App stats – A place to check the app data and WiFi usage over chosen period of a time.
Floating widget – Floating bubble (also expandable on tap) showing the current Upload/Download speeds.
Wi-Fi Analyzer – Check more info about your and available Wi-Fi hotspots (SSID, BSSID, Signal strength, MAC, ID, frequency, and many more).
Ping test – Test PING on any destination(by default is google.com), and get min, max and average ping, including packet loss.
Discover devices – Find all devices connected to your Wi-Fi, get info about them.

Available in-app subscription for ads removal:

– Disable ads for 24h
– Disable ads for 1 week
– Disable ads for 1 month

The application is quite new so plenty of features will be there, just keep supporting me. App tends to be one of the best of this kind.
Our current TO-DO list is pretty long.

I’m listening for suggestions by the users and trying to implement them as soon as possible. 90% of suggestions are actually there. Check links below for more.

WHAT’S NEWv1.7.16
– Removed discover Wi-Fi devices due to deprecation (as soon as I find a better way to make it, it’ll be back)
– Fixed random FC that happens inside the app
– Improved detection of currently working interfaces
– Improved support on Android 12
– Updated dependencies
– Updated translations