Ty Marbut
The test gives up after a few minutes without warning, which causes all test data to be lost. I've tried many times, but I have yet to actually complete a test and save any data. Also, as far as I've been able to tell so far, it doesn't actually create a heat map, but instead puts colored pins on a map. That's ok for my purposes, but strictly speaking, that's not a heat map. Maybe if I could complete a test, I would see something different
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Lee Crawford
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Samsung Note 10. Offers some basic WiFi info. Trying to open the heatmap section crashes the app. Will continue trying different options and update review, but for now the heatmap all can't heatmap, so it's difficult to recommend.
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Ben McQueen
Used this to map outdoor WiFi coverage. It overlays data points (signal strength and phy rate) on Google maps. It mostly works. It does seem to suddenly exit/crash sometimes but it didn't loose data it has already got. There also is a limit on data points (50, I think) on the free version which isn't clear. I did not try the indoor part.
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