iPerf3 Performance Test Tool app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Wei Zhao
First release : 02 Jun 2015
App size: 3.98 Mb
This is the IOS distribution of iPerf version 3(also called iPerf3).
iPerf3 network tool measure the wireless network bandwidth(throughput) either at Home or Enterprise by creating Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) data streams, you can survey the performance of LOCAL wireless network(WLAN) by this tool WITHOUT internet connection.
Features
- Automatically find out the highest throughput among the given bandwidth
- Built-in pre-configured profiles to test different application throughput, e.g VoIP
- Rich options supported WORKING IOS distribution of iPerf3
- Support running as iPerf3 client or server mode
- Customize options and arguments quickly, useful while running multiple times
- Compatible with other common platforms distribution of iPerf3
- Automatically generate test report which can be shared to other Apps, e.g Email
- Support from iOS6 and above
!!! Note !!!
This tool is IOS distribution of iPerf3, NOT compatible with lower version of iPerf3(also called iPerf or iPerf2)
Latest reviews of iPerf3 Performance Test Tool app for iPhone and iPad
The GUI is ugly, and the app crashes if the server refuses the connection. Also this is a free tool, a port should not cost $4
iperf, working on my iPad. Groovy. Interface is a little clunky but it does the job.
Needed iperf quickly to troubleshoot a problem and bought this. It continually failed while testing with jperf for windows and gave little reason why. Maybe I didnt set something correctly, but for $4 I would expect a little more documentation or at least some screen shots for setup. Maybe I missed that info somewhere on here. If I did and I find it then I will upgrade my rating.
App doesnt work on iOS 6, iPad mini, even though it is supported. I have been ripped off. App simply crashes with no error message whenever launching either as client or server.
It worked for me. I ran it on an iPad 4th gen running IOS9 connecting to an iPerf3 server. I used it about 15 times, and 14/15 times it worked perfectly. One time it spit out errors, but restarting the app fixed it. The interface is fine if you already know iPerf.