Internet Speed Test

This speed test measures your connection speed to our servers (same origin). Results reflect real-world performance for typical web traffic to this site. Results may differ from other speed tests depending on which server location they use.

Several factors affect speed test results: WiFi signal strength, router performance, number of devices on your network, time of day (peak hours), and distance from the test server. Connect via ethernet cable for the most accurate result.

For general browsing: 25 Mbps. For HD streaming: 25 Mbps. For 4K streaming: 50 Mbps. For video calls: 10 Mbps. For online gaming: 25 Mbps with low ping under 50ms. For remote work and cloud development: 100 Mbps recommended.

Ping (latency) is the time in milliseconds for data to travel to a server and back. Lower is better — under 20ms is excellent, under 50ms is good, over 100ms causes noticeable lag. Jitter is the variation in ping over time — low jitter means a stable connection, important for video calls and gaming.

No. This speed test runs entirely in your browser. Your IP address, speed results, and location are not stored on any server. Test history is saved locally in your browser only and never transmitted anywhere.

Ethernet almost always gives faster and more stable results than WiFi. WiFi speed is affected by distance from router, interference from other devices, and walls. For the most accurate speed test, connect your device directly to your router via ethernet cable.