It sounds like you're looking for a Magisk module that can help you monitor or "look at" WiFi speed — for example, showing real-time upload/download speed in your status bar, or analyzing WiFi performance. Here are the most relevant options:
1. WiFi Speed (Status Bar Indicator) – Most likely what you want Module name: WiFi Speed Indicator (or similar)
What it does: Shows real-time upload/download speed (e.g., 1.2 MB/s ↓ or 256 KB/s ↑ ) in your status bar. Popular choices:
"NetSpeed Indicator" – Classic Xposed module, but some Magisk versions exist. "Miui Hidden Settings" (for MIUI) – Can enable built-in speed meter. "Custom ROM features" – Many custom ROMs have this built-in (no module needed). wifi speed magisk module
Note: On Android 11+, Google restricted status bar modifications. Some modules still work via LSposed (successor to Xposed) or by modifying SystemUI.
Alternative (no root/Magisk): Use apps like Internet Speed Meter Lite or GlassWire — they overlay speed on screen (no root needed).
2. WiFi Performance / Link Speed Info If you want to see your current WiFi link speed (e.g., 866 Mbps, signal strength, channel): It sounds like you're looking for a Magisk
Magisk Module: Not really needed. Use terminal commands instead: cat /proc/net/wireless # signal strength dumpsys wifi | grep "mWifiInfo" # link speed, frequency, RSSI
Or install WiFi Analyzer (open source app) from F-Droid/Play Store.
3. Fake WiFi Speed (Spoofing) Some users want to fake WiFi speed (e.g., to bypass speed tests or throttle limits). That's not recommended — it can break apps and violate terms of service. Note: On Android 11+, Google restricted status bar
Bottom Line Recommendation
For status bar speed meter: Try "Internet Speed Meter" (no root) first. If you insist on Magisk: Look for "NetSpeed Indicator for Magisk" (check XDA or Magisk repo). For actual WiFi link info: Use terminal commands or a dedicated WiFi analyzer app.