Internet Speed Meter

DynamicApps

About this app

Internet Speed Meter displays your internet speed in status bar and shows the amount of data used in notification pane. This helps you to monitor network connection anytime while using your device.


Lite Features
- Real time speed update in status bar and notification.
- Daily traffic usage in notification.
- Separate stats for Mobile network and WiFi network.
- Monitors your traffic data for the last 30 days.
- Battery efficient


Pro Features
Notification Dialog
A notification dialog appears when you tap the notification having
- Graph to monitor last minute internet activity
- Time and usage of current session
Smarter notifications
Notification appears only when you are connected to internet.
Themes support
You can manually select the color of UI.
Blue status bar icon
Option to choose between blue or white status bar icon. (only for KitKat and below versions of Android)
Upload and Download Speed
Option to show upload and download speed in separate notifications.






Warning: Do not move this app to SD card. It will stop (Force close) when you remove the card.

Ratings and reviews

Simple. Lightweight. Easy to configure and use. I have used this app for moar than several years across multiple OS-s and devices. And I still love it. This app needs an update for stability for newer devices. No update in nearly two years. It doesn't seem to track monthly data usage correctly. And some apps aren't detected using data..It shows usage, but nothing listed. It also won't calculate for tethered data, either.

Great app, but needs to be updated for Android 8.0 and newer. No longer shows what apps are actively using data, which was one of the most useful features. It shows instead of the connected Wi-Fi network because it is not requesting the appropriate Android permissions. Also often force closes when all signal is lost.

I noticed, although I might be wrong, that when the app is running, my variable refresh rate display is spending more time on 120 Hz without me touching the display, which consumes more battery. As soon as I disable it, my screen switches more frequently to 24/60 Hz. Can this be checked and some optimizations made if necessary? I love this app and would love to continue using it.

What's new

- Improved support for Android 12 and 13
- Added back "Hide when disconnected" option