WiFi Speed Test
Test your internet connection speed with our professional and accurate tool
Connection Information
Test History
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About WiFi Speed Test
Our professional WiFi Speed Test tool provides accurate measurements of your internet connection's performance, helping you diagnose issues and optimize your network.
Key Metrics We Measure
Download Speed
Measures how quickly data is transferred from the internet to your device. Higher download speeds allow for faster loading of web pages, streaming videos, and downloading files.
Upload Speed
Measures how quickly data is transferred from your device to the internet. Higher upload speeds improve video calls, posting on social media, and uploading files to cloud storage.
Ping (Latency)
Measures the time it takes for data to travel from your device to a server and back. Lower ping values mean less delay, which is crucial for online gaming, video calls, and real-time applications.
Jitter
Measures the variation in ping over time. Low jitter indicates a stable connection, while high jitter can cause stuttering in video calls and online games.
How to Interpret Your Results
Speed Range | Classification | Suitable For |
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1-5 Mbps | Basic |
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5-25 Mbps | Standard |
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25-100 Mbps | Fast |
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100+ Mbps | Very Fast |
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Tips for Improving Your Speed
Position Your Router Centrally
Place your router in a central location, away from walls and obstructions. This helps distribute the WiFi signal more evenly throughout your home.
Reduce Interference
Keep your router away from other electronic devices that may cause interference, such as microwaves, baby monitors, and Bluetooth devices.
Update Your Equipment
Older routers and devices may not support newer, faster WiFi standards. Consider upgrading to equipment that supports WiFi 6 or the latest standards.
Use a Wired Connection
For the most reliable speeds, connect devices directly to your router with an Ethernet cable, especially for gaming or streaming devices.
Check Background Activities
Downloads, updates, and streaming on other devices can consume bandwidth. Pause these activities when you need maximum speed.
Consider Mesh WiFi
For larger homes, a mesh WiFi system can provide better coverage by using multiple access points throughout your home.
For more detailed advice on improving your WiFi performance, check out our comprehensive guide to improving home WiFi