How to Use Wi-Fi and 4G/5G Cellular at the Same Time on Android with Speedify

Speedify = the Only Way to Use WiFi and Cellular Data Simultaneously on Android

Want faster upload and download speeds and more reliable internet on your Android phone or tablet? Use Wi-Fi and 4G/5G cellular data at the same time – not switching back and forth, but both at once.

Speedify is an app that combines two or more internet connections at once – such as Wi-Fi and mobile data – so you get faster uploads and downloads and stay online if one connection drops out. Here is how to set it up on Android.

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How do I use WiFi and 4G/5G cellular at the same time with Speedify?

How Speedify bonds Wi-Fi and cellular connections

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How to Use Wi-Fi and Mobile Data at the Same Time on Android with Speedify

Requirements

  • an Android smartphone or tablet with a mobile data connection
  • an available Wi-Fi network to connect to
  • the Speedify bonding VPN app

Step 1: Let’s verify that you have an active mobile data connection on your Android phone, and that you have your data turned on. To do this, swipe down on your notification bar and check that the mobile data toggle is switched on. Or go into “Settings,” tap “Connections,” and “Data Usage” and make sure that mobile data is switched on.

Step 2: Connect to a Wi-Fi network. Tap “Settings,” then “Connections”, then “Wi-Fi” and flip the switch on. You can then select a network from the list that appears. Be aware that you usually have to enter a password for private networks.

Step 3: Time to start combining Wi-Fi and mobile data together on your Android!

  • Download Speedify from the Play Store.
  • When you launch the app, Speedify automatically detects your 2 active connections – Wi-Fi and mobile data. You’ll see them contained inside the Connection Bubbles near the top of the Dashboard.
  • Select the server you want to connect – usually the “fastest” option works best
  • You can now return to your usual activities without having to worry that the Internet will be slow or disconnect.

Get Online Privacy when Combining Wi-Fi and Cellular Data at the Same Time on Your Android with Speedify

Speedify is the only app that combines Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, Ethernet, Starlink and Satellite connections to keep you online when it matters most. It uses channel bonding technology to combine multiple Internet connections together simultaneously. As a VPN, it encrypts all the data from your Android to the Internet. This way, you will be able to:

When you use Wi-Fi and mobile data at the same time on Android with Speedify, you get 3 things at once: a stable connection, fast internet and secure online privacy. What are you waiting for? Get started now!

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Get started with Speedify today.

Combine Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular, Ethernet, Starlink, and more into one faster, steadier connection. Free to try — no credit card required.

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Automatic failover in under a second when any connection drops.

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