Network Ping Test: Latency

Network Ping Test measures how your connection really performs - with a TCP ping that works even on networks where the classic ping is blocked.

Many mobile and Wi-Fi networks block ICMP, so a classic ping app can show 100% loss and no numbers. Network Ping Test opens a real TCP connection to port 80 and retries on port 443 when needed, so you get a usable latency reading almost anywhere.

WHAT YOU GET
- TCP ping to any domain name or IP address
- One-tap ping to Google.com
- Live latency for every attempt
- Minimum, average and maximum latency
- Packet loss percentage
- Sent and received packet counters
- Latency graph over time - tap to expand and inspect each ping
- Network info: your public IP (what is my IP), private (LAN) IP, gateway and DNS servers

WHY TCP PING
ICMP is often filtered by mobile carriers and corporate networks. TCP ping measures your connection the way your apps actually use it - on the ports that are open (80 and 443).

WHERE IT HELPS
- Wi-Fi feels slow: is it the network or the server?
- Is my video call or game connection stable?
- Which is faster for me: home Wi-Fi or mobile data?
- Is my router or gateway reachable after a network change?
- Is this connection dropping packets?
- What is my IP? See your public IP without leaving the app

KEEP IT SIMPLE
- One clean screen with a dark theme
- Results update once per second; clear them any time
- Works on Wi-Fi and mobile data

PRIVACY
Network Ping Test asks for no account and no personal data. It requests only network access, and nothing you test is stored on your device.

Questions or ideas? Write to [email protected]