GameBench has released a free app called GameBench FPS Monitor, allowing Android users to check gaming performance on their devices. Unlike the paid GameBench Pro, this free version does not need a user account, a PC setup, or root access. The subscription promises on-demand and ad-free access to its content through the new Apple TV app. Read more in our articles including "GameBench releases free FPS Monitor App for Android" and "Apple launches Apple TV+, Apple TV app".
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Jul 11, 2026GameBench has released a free app called GameBench FPS Monitor, allowing Android users to check gaming performance on their devices. Unlike the paid GameBench Pro, this free version does not need a user account, a PC setup, or root access.
The subscription promises on-demand and ad-free access to its content through the new Apple TV app.
Our coverage of GameBench free app includes: "GameBench releases free FPS Monitor App for Android"; "Apple launches Apple TV+, Apple TV app"; "Apple opens Online Store in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.