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Internet Speed Test
Measure your connection's real download speed, upload speed, and ping on an easy-to-read speedometer. The test runs right in your browser — no app or signup needed.
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Speed test results are estimates only and reflect the connection between your device and our testing server at the moment of testing. Actual results vary based on your device, Wi-Fi, network congestion, the server tested, time of day, and other factors, and should not be relied upon to evaluate any specific provider's plan.
How to read your results
A speed test gives you a snapshot of your connection at this moment. Here's what each number means:
Download speed
How quickly data reaches your device — affects streaming, browsing, and downloads. Higher is better when several people are online at once.
Upload speed
How quickly you send data out — matters for video calls, posting, cloud backups, and gaming. Fiber connections tend to have the strongest upload.
Ping (latency)
The delay before data starts moving, in milliseconds. Lower ping feels more responsive — it's especially important for video calls and online gaming.
Tips for an accurate test
- Close other apps, tabs, and downloads while testing.
- Test on a wired connection, or stand close to your router.
- Run the test a few times — results naturally vary.
- Compare across devices to spot a device that may be the limit.
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