This is a small and simple developer / QA tool to help you determine what drawable bucket the Android system is using when picking assets to display. Why have something like this? While devices have hardware PPI rating given by the actual pixel count on the screen in relation to the screen size, device vendors can set there custom DPI rating for screens in the Android system.
ETgalim is the developer of DPI Checker which can be found in the Libraries & Demo category. The tool was downloaded and installed by over 1K users and its most recent stable update was on Jan 23, 2016. According to the latest info, this application is rated 4 on Google Play.
It's free of charge to get the installer of DPI Checker, also, you can read users' reviews on Droid Informer. The app works fine on Android 2.3.3 and higher. The download of the app is 100% secure.
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