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🌐 Internet Speed Test

Check your WiFi or broadband speed - Download, Upload, Ping, and Jitter

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For best results: Close other apps using internet, connect via Ethernet if possible, and ensure no large downloads are running.

Speed Guide

📱 Basic browsing, email5-10 Mbps
📺 HD Streaming, Zoom25+ Mbps
🎮 Online Gaming50+ Mbps
📀 4K Streaming100+ Mbps
🏢 Multiple devices200+ Mbps

Ping Guide

🎮 Excellent for gaming0-20 ms
💻 Good for most uses20-50 ms
📱 Acceptable50-100 ms
⚠️ Noticeable lag100+ ms
Jitter should be under 10ms for stable connection

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Troubleshooting

  • Restart your modem/router - unplug for 30 seconds
  • Test with Ethernet cable for accurate results
  • Close background apps using bandwidth
  • Move closer to router if on WiFi
  • Test at different times of day

📡 Understanding Your Speed Test Results

⬇️ Download Speed

How fast data travels from the internet to your device. Important for streaming, browsing, and downloading files. Measured in Mbps (Megabits per second).

⬆️ Upload Speed

How fast data travels from your device to the internet. Crucial for video calls, gaming, file sharing, and cloud backups.

📶 Ping (Latency)

Response time in milliseconds. Lower ping means more responsive connection - critical for gaming and real-time applications.

📊 Jitter

Ping stability - variation in response time. High jitter causes stuttering in video calls and lag in games.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good internet speed?

For basic browsing: 5-10 Mbps. For HD streaming: 25+ Mbps. For 4K streaming/gaming: 100+ Mbps. For multiple devices: 200+ Mbps. Ping under 20ms is excellent for gaming.

Why is my WiFi slower than wired?

WiFi signals can be affected by distance, walls, interference from other devices, and older WiFi standards. For maximum speed, test with Ethernet cable connected directly to your router.

What affects my internet speed?

Your ISP plan, network congestion (peak hours), WiFi interference, router quality, device capabilities, background apps, and distance from router all affect speed.

How do I improve my internet speed?

Restart your router, move closer to it, use Ethernet cable, close background apps, update router firmware, reduce number of connected devices, or contact your ISP about upgrading your plan.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This speed test provides estimates based on simulated network conditions. For accurate results, test multiple times at different hours.