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How to Change Wi-Fi Settings from DHCP to Static IP on Android Devices.

How to change Wi-Fi settings from DHCP to static IP on Android.
DHCP vs static IP pros and cons and why use a static IP on Android phones.

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Phone: Sony Xperia 1V Android 15 version.

In this video, I show you how to change your Wi-Fi settings from DHCP to a static IP on your Android device. When you’re troubleshooting network issues or setting up a specific connection doing this might help find the problem.

I explain what DHCP and static IP mean. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) automatically assigns an IP address to your device when it connects to a network. This is the default setting for most Wi-Fi connections and is great for normal use because it’s simple and requires no manual setup. Everything is automatically configured.

A static IP is a fixed address you assign to your device. This can be useful for tasks like port forwarding, remote access, or ensuring your device always has the same IP address on a local network.

I also discuss the pros and cons of each option. DHCP is easy to use and works well for most people, but it can sometimes lead to IP conflicts or even your device might not receive a normal IP address at all.

DHCP can be confused by changes to your device and it could assign your device to a new IP address and this might disrupt certain applications.

A static IP gives you more control and stability, especially for devices that need consistent network access, but it requires manual configuration and can be less flexible if you frequently switch networks.

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