How to Use the Android Performance Monitoring Tool for Traffic, Memory, CPU, and FPS Testing

The tool can be used to test Android app specific metrics such as traffic, memory, CPU, FPS, and other performance items.

Environment requirements: Install JDK and SDK and configure the environment variables; the test device must run Android 5.0 or higher; close any software on the computer that occupies the ADB port (e.g., Baidu Assistant, Phone Assistant).

Connect the phone to the computer via USB, then run adb devices to display the connected device (note: only one phone can be connected at a time).

Open the performance monitoring program. The device ID field does not need to be filled because only one phone is connected. Choose the network type (Wi‑Fi requires no selection; cellular data must be selected). Then select the parameters you want to monitor, enter the app's package name (the method of obtaining the package name is not described here), and proceed.

Click Start to begin data collection. The interface shows red‑colored FPS values when they are ≥16.6, indicating potential performance issues; it also displays the current Activity (red if it does not belong to the test package) and continuously monitors the app's network speed, which helps identify traffic problems or UI refresh failures.

When you click Stop , the tool summarizes the duration of the test and the amount of data consumed.

The tool can satisfy many business scenarios; for further questions, refer to the help section, follow the public account, or join the QQ group (228478174) for software acquisition and discussion.