Internet Speed Test
Measure your actual download speed, upload speed and ping latency in the browser, with no app to install.
How to use the Internet Speed Test
- Start the test and stay on the page while it runs.
- Wait for download, upload and ping to complete.
- Repeat once or twice to confirm the result is representative.
About the Internet Speed Test
Download speed gets advertised, but ping is what you feel in a video call or a game — high latency makes a fast connection feel broken. Upload matters if you send large files or appear on camera. For a fair reading, close streaming tabs, test over cable if you can, and repeat the test a couple of times: a single WiFi measurement taken next to a microwave is not a verdict on your connection.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my speed lower than what I pay for?
Advertised speeds are line maximums. WiFi distance, interference, older routers and other devices using the connection all reduce what reaches your device.
What is a good ping?
Under 20ms is excellent, under 50ms is good. Above 100ms is noticeable in calls and games.
Does WiFi affect the result?
Considerably. Test over a cable if you want to know what your line actually delivers.
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