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This is a free app with no ads, and certainly the simplest app we reviewed.

These apps allow you to analyze the wireless access points and channels on the 2.4 and 5GHz bands.

Now were reviewing apps, published as Universal Windows Platform apps on the Microsoft Store, that run on Windows 10 PCs, tablets and phones.

The Wi-Fi features that developers can utilize in the Universal Windows Platform are still pretty limited.

WiFi Scout lacks some advanced features, but it does create separate network lists for the 2.4 and 5GHz bands and it keeps out-of-range access points on the list.

WiFi Analyzer offers good filtering options, although sorting could be improved.

WiFi Monitor has integrated speed testing for the paid app, but lacks sorting and filtering of the network list and ability to change the wireless adapter.

Both WiFi Commander and WiFi Tool are paid apps but offer free trials and provide great features and functionality.

They offer 3D graphs and numerous sorting and filtering options.

We evaluated Version 1.7.0, a free full-featured ad-supported edition.

When you first open WiFi Analyzer, you can choose your location.

The app has three different tabs: Connected, Analyze, and Networks.

On the Analyze page, you can access the graphs and channel ratings.

On the bottom menu, you can toggle sorting between name or signal and showhide the network details.

Like from the Analyze page, you can adjust the filtering, which applies to both pages.

Lastly, from the Networks page you can connect to a network.

We evaluated version 1.5.1.0.

After the full-featured 30-day trial, you can purchase the app for 2.99.

When you open WiFi Commander, you see tabs on the left-hand side for four main pages: Networks, Monitor, Analyze 3D, and Settings.

On the top of the Networks page, you see the time of the last scan, total number of APs, and menus to customize details, adjust the sorting and grouping, and to perform filtering.

You have menus and shortcuts to customize details, perform filtering, and switch between the 2.4 and 5GHz bands.

On the Analyze 3D page, you see 3D type of channel usage graphs for both 2.4 and 5GHz.

We evaluated version 1.2.3.0.

Although they offer whats classified as a trial, its more like a free edition since the trial doesnt end.

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Connecting to Wi-Fi networks within the app, seeing the AP vendors, and performing download and upload speed tests are only available on the paid app for 1.99.

There are four main tabs: Dashboard, Graph, List, and Ratings.

The Dashboard page has a signal indicator showing the strength of your current connection, with connection details on the right of the page.

On the List page, you see a simple list of the networks, which you cant filter or sort.

In the paid app, you can click on a network to view the detected AP vendor and also connect to them within the app.

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