Mobile Device Cloud

What Mobile Device Cloud is

Mobile Device Cloud gives testers and development teams access to real iOS and Android phones and tablets for manual and automated work. Its device pool includes up to 200 devices, with Android emulators, iOS simulators and desktop browsers on different operating systems also available. For automated testing, listed frameworks include Appium, Espresso, Tosca, XCUITest and Selenium. The service can connect to a build pipeline such as Jenkins and provides API access. Its cloud is located at Deutsche Telekom MMS GmbH’s Dresden site in Germany and is subject to EU data protection guidelines. After each use, a cleanup process resets real devices and removes browser data and user-installed apps. A free test account is available, with restricted device numbers and functionality, but there is no free plan. Paid options include Flexible at €100 for five prepaid hours with three concurrent sessions and Business-Flat at €400 per month for unlimited usage duration and sessions. Enterprise-Flat offers a private German cloud, with pricing by individual offer.

Who it suits

Mobile Device Cloud suits testers, developers, test automation users and designers or UX experts who need remote access to real mobile devices. Teams that want desktop browser testing, exclusive or individual devices, or superior phone support can consider its Enterprise features.

Limits

The free test account restricts device count and functionality. Flexible costs €100 for five prepaid hours and allows three concurrent sessions; Business-Flat offers unlimited usage duration and concurrent sessions for €400 per month.

Getting started

1. Visit https://mobiledevice.cloud/?lang=en.
2. Request a free test account or choose a paid plan.
3. Use the web service or its Android, iOS and API platforms.
4. Upload an IPA or APK to test an app.
5. Connect automation to a supported framework or build pipeline if needed.

Verdict

Choose Mobile Device Cloud for manual or automated testing across real iOS and Android devices, with emulators, simulators and desktop browsers also available. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan or if Flexible’s three concurrent sessions are insufficient.