Overall, the update is very good and we look forward to stability and performances improvements on the next updates. As per changelog, they will add localization and additional features soon which are nice! Head to the Windows Store to download the update or click the link below. It is currently in Mbps and you can not change it unlike on their Windows Phone app which you can choose freely from Mbps to KBps.

The ability to change the speed type is still missing. You have to re-launch the app or tap the blank space to make it work. Startup problem on Mobile is still there. The app is working now as it should be but it still has animation and lag issues. It now also shows your tests history which is very neat. It gives you information how many tests you’ve done, your highest connection speed, and your average connection. The button at the upper left of the app is now working. Once you’ve updated the app, you will notice that there is now a maximize button and the app is now properly scaling. These issues were fixed by today’s update. Some features were not also functional and led to several app crashes. Since it had that rescaling problem, the app was not usable in Mobile version. You can not rescale the app just like what a normal UWP can do. Although the app UI is unique, it was not fully functional.

This is separate from their Windows Phone app. If your WiFi speed is lower than expected, try moving closer to your router or checking your internet speed with another device. Results may vary based on device capabilities, number of connected devices and router placement. Last month, Ookla quietly released a Windows 10 version of its Speedtest app. Use the Internet speed test to see how your current Internet or WiFi connection measures up.

Speedtest by ookla for windows 10