Top 5 WiFi Analyzer Apps I Use [Android Version]

[@prahe86]

I can't believe I only found out about this channel a few days ago. You sir, are a great teacher. Subscribed.

[@Behfor]

Thanks and welcome :-)

[@redoscar540]

I really appreciate you following up with this episode. I will definitely be trying out these apps and can only hope I make sense of all the data they provide.

[@Behfor]

You're very welcome :-)

[@tomjeff9007]

No.4 Wifi Man is the one I have for my work. Thanks for the video

[@Behfor]

Thanks for sharing :-)

[@pw24x7-k3l]

Wifi app ka name send kar do please

[@shis10]

​@@pw24x7-k3l Wifiman

[@joshuaspurgeon8288]

Excellent video! I really like the WiFiman app. Thanks for sharing!

[@Behfor]

You're welcome!

[@divineciipher]

Peace, just got it too, seems amazing so far!

[@mrrgstuff]

I have trouble switching between access points so that tool in the last app was good to know about. Thanks 😀 👍

[@Behfor]

Glad it was helpful :-)

[@be-kind00]

I assume that if you have a phone that doesn't have a Wi-Fi 6E transceiver that you wouldn't be able to test Wi-Fi 6E. What Android phones even have 6e? Can you please do a roundup of robust analyzers like the last one that work on windows 10? It's easy to pop in a 6e card in a pc. Isn't there also a feature the card needs to have? With ethernet nics they have to support permiscious mode but that's for packet sniffing. Anything similar with wifi cards/adapters?

[@emenny81]

Still waiting for the two story antena setup

[@FeryatBen]

Harika bir içerik olmuş. Teşekkürler. Ben Wifi Tool uygulamasını kullanıyorum ama Play Store'da yok.

[@Behfor]

çok rica ederim arkadaşım

[@olamalmstrom1897]

I use the analiti app, glad to see that my tool works well. I appreciate that it also informs on what additional capability support there is in the router's signal. For instance, it is nearly impossible to find info if a specific router supports 802.11k and 802.11v. With this tool, they are clearly visible. Note: 802.11k and 802.11v improves the handover significantly between different nodes in a wifi network. My wife used to complain. Now that I have the router as well as my two APs supporting 802.11k and 802.11v, the roaming between them work flawlessly.

[@Behfor]

Great!! Thanks for sharing :-)

[@JeroenDeknudt]

I’m using WiFiman (Ubiquiti) and Analiti

[@nicolaslavinicki4029]

@olamalmstrom1897 Thanks for sharing! What router and AP you are using?

[@olamalmstrom1897]

I have an ASUS Zenwifi XT12 Pro as router, then another XT12 as AP and finally an ASUS RT-AX58U also as AP. No mesh, just APs with ethernet to the router.

[@nicolaslavinicki4029]

That's a great setup!

[@djvegasiptunnuer9064]

Very informative content as always. 🎉

[@Behfor]

Thanks 🙏

[@garetha1981]

iOS in the next video. Can’t wait

[@Behfor]

:-)

[@ThinkTechnikk]

Tahnks a lot you saved may day. Awesome work👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👍👍👍Navid from Norway👌👏👏

[@Behfor]

Glad to hear, thanks 🙏👍

[@waalex11]

I'll switch to wifi analyzer open source. Thanks.

[@martinjones5965]

Only 1- WiFi Analyzer (open source) doesn't collect info on the phone and share it with 3rd parties.

[@FulanodeTal-wh8ub]

very interesting video!! you're the wifi boss!!

[@Behfor]

Glad you liked the video 👍

[@NELLZ36900]

How can i see the logs of which device went ti what web site

[@averagetechnologyenojyer]

Heyyy Lovely video. I had a question, I wanted to combine the internet my phone internet connection (limited data 4g - limited to 2bps per day) with my wifi connection which is unlimited into a single ip such that the phone data acts as a fail over using. I saw some people doing something of the sort using pfsense but I'm not a networking person so I Dont know how to do it. Can you in the future make a video of some sort like this. I'd be very grateful. Keep making awesome content

[@Behfor]

Thanks. If I understood correctly you are trying to use your wife's cellphone as the fail over connection. If that's the case and if you have an Asus wireless router with dual-wan feature, you can easily do that. Take a look at this video please: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmPOiGOJd9KHoKs

[@averagetechnologyenojyer]

@@Behfor thank you so much, I'll do that!

[@averagetechnologyenojyer]

I really enjoyed watching that fascinating video you suggested. Thank you so much for sharing it with me! I'm considering getting the Asus router you mentioned if I can find it. By the way, I was wondering if there's a free alternative like using pfsense or openwrt, where I could have the device acting as a server receive wifi from my phone without having to plug it through USB. It would be amazing if I could combine them into a single IP address, similar to how the router in the video acted as a failover. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!

[@train4905]

Awsome sir,thankyou😊😊

[@Behfor]

You're very welcome!

[@billymarkwell1105]

good info, but which one do you recommend?

[@Behfor]

Thanks, It'll depend on your requirements! The first 2 are simple and can be used for simpler tasks, the last one is more advanced and can be used for more advanced needs.

[@nicolaslavinicki4029]

Great!! Thanks for sharing!

[@Behfor]

Glad you liked it!

[@PureF0X]

Wich app has the same functionality on iPhone? looking looking looking...

[@Behfor]

Short answer: no app. Longer answer: watch the next video

[@josephediter2]

analiti is the best

[@karimology.]

Can I connect to someone WiFi if I know SSID &bssid 😢 thanks

[@Behfor]

If the wifi in question is protected by a password, the answer is no!

[@jasondevault5066]

Can I use this to see if my neighbor has a camera jammer?

[@timezonewall]

Many of the cheap cameras use 2.4G which is a very crowded band so they don't work very well. No special "jammer" required. For a quality security camera setup, all the cameras should be hard wired. 5Ghz band is a lot better, but most people don't have sufficient 5Ghz coverage.

[@randalalansmith9883]

Only the $4 version has the scanner that shows channels. I'm just gonna restart my modem until it assigns channels that aren't congested.

[@rsearchtim]

Did you notice that the makers of 'wifi analyzer (pro)' are not the same company name?

[@timezonewall]

When I look at google play store they both show the author as Jiri Techet. There are other tools with the same name so maybe that's what you saw.

[@FahadKhan-z1g]

❤

[@noneya9421]

Need an app for iOS

[@allenboyrazian4233]

Those Access Ponits lol

[@joeniemand9047]

Wow everybody near you only use 20mhz channel not 40mhz

[@sokhnawade3090]

En français on a rien compris

[@hamouda_clips6405]

just translate

[@joer8486]

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