Retro Ping - WiFi Latency Test

Don't miss a beat when broadcasting, streaming, or playing games - now you will know when your connection is good or just aiight.

Bonus: 90's vaporwave aesthetic.

Retro Ping will show if your WiFi connection quality is good or bad. 

As far as network tests go, it's all that and a bag a chips.

Retro Ping Features

• When your connection quality is good (under 100ms) you will be racing into the retro sunset and it will display the current latency.
• If your connection quality is bad (over 100ms or timeout) the race will stop and it will say "CONNECTION BAD."
• New app built fresh in 2020

Bonus Feature

• Retro vaporwave race animation.

Instructions

Test Broadcasting Quality

Set up Retro Ping next to your computer when you are streaming (Skype, Zoom, Hangouts). Now you will know if it is the right moment to say something legit to impress your boss... or keep your mouth shut because your connection is bad and the audio will cut out and make you look like a dweeb.

Test Game Server Connectivity

Put your phone into its charging dock on your desk, and keep Retro Ping running while you are playing a game (League of Legends, CS GO, Fortnite). Now you will know if it's the right moment to come out of that bush, or chill out because your latency is whack.

Test Your WiFi Skillz!

You can use Retro Ping to test and adjust your WiFi environment. Just connect your phone to your WiFi and walk around your crib with Retro Ping running to test your signal. Move your antennas and or 14.4k modem and try again until it's wicked fast! If you can load webpages faster than you can drink a Tab, then you're solid.

Test Your Cell Reception

Got 5 status bars, but you cannot load MySpace, your BBS, or any other website? Don't freak out, there can be all sorts of interference in the world. Walk around watching Retro Ping to see which areas are a buzz kill and which are dope.

How does Retro Ping work?

• It runs a test on your latency every .25 seconds (woah).
• It will not cause any bandwidth issues to run this test a ping uses almost no network resources.
• The app works by pinging the Cloudflare DNS resolver (1.1.1.1) which routes you to the closest DNS server - so it will work well almost anywhere in the world (CF has servers in 200 cities in more than 90 countries).

Video killed the radio star, but don't let it kill the internet star!