Speedtest is the most commonly used application for measuring internet connection speed on devices Galaxy. It can show users ping, jitter, IP address, location, or network operator names in addition to download and upload speeds. The now popular application offers the possibility to check the capacity of the Internet connection for video streaming.
The latest version of Speedtest (4.6.1) shows you what video resolution you can stream on your smartphone or tablet Galaxy expect unbuffered. A new tab called Video streams several videos at different resolutions and bitrates before telling you the highest video resolution you can expect – again without buffering.
The new feature can come in handy on the go when you want to watch a video on Netflix or YouTube, for example. While you can get some idea of how well videos will play from the usual connection speed test, using the new feature will give you a clear idea.
Most streaming services such as the aforementioned Netflix and YouTube or Disney+ or Prime Video now offer content in 4K resolution with HDR. As 5G networks become more common, streaming 4K video on the go should become easier. However, in the case of 4G networks, you should not expect that streaming of these videos will do without buffering.
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