Smart WiFi Selector - always the strongest WiFi connection!

You know the problem: although a strong WiFi signal is available nearby, your device is keeping the connection to a much weaker, more distant WiFi network. You have to disable and reenable WiFi on your device to force the strongest WiFi connection. Smart WiFi Selector puts an end to this situation! The strongest WiFi connection will always be established automatically.

Advantages over other WiFi Switcher apps:
* Smart WiFi Selector uses the (selectable) difference in signal strenght to decide when to switch to another WiFi. The connection to the new WiFi will happen if the signal is e.g. 20% stronger than the current signal. This eliminates the constant switching - and, with this, constant signal interruption - in the overlapping area of 2 WiFi networks.
* Selectable scan interval for the search for the strongest WiFi connection
* It's possible to exclude specific WiFi networks from scan
* Instant scan for the strongest WiFi connection when the screen gets switched on
* Favors 5GHz networks, if desired
* Sleep mode with own scan interval to save battery. The sleep mode can either be triggered by time or by the connection to specific WiFi networks. For example, if there are multiple WiFi networks at work, but only a single network at home, you may want to put your home network on the sleep mode list. As soon as you leave your home network, Smart WiFi Selector will enter the normal work mode.
* Option to switch to mobile data connection at poor WiFi signal strength

Because of all these benefits, Smart WiFi Selector is the most flexible and most battery-saving WiFi switcher-app in PlayStore!

App permissions
Location: required for WiFi scans (Android 6+)
Storage: required for write optional debug log to internal storage

HINT
You may want to test the free trial, SmartWiFiSelector Trial, before buying. The trial has full functionality, but will expire after 7 days.

Smart WiFi Selector - strongest WiFi connection

Recent changes:
Up to Android 9:
Update to the required minimum API level 30 (Android 11)

Android 10:
* Changed target to Android 11 (required), this resulted in the implementation of the new WiFi-API
* Manual network switching within the app
* Background-location-permission no longer required
* Switching between networks with same SSID possible now
See "NOTABLE CHANGES IN VERSION 2.5" in the help

Android 11 and above:
Minor bug fixes and improvements
See "NOTABLE CHANGES IN VERSION 2.5" in the help