Wi-Fi speed test
Check your internet in about 20 seconds. Run it where the problem happens: the home office, the couch, the far bedroom.
Ready
- Download
- — Mbps
- Upload
- — Mbps
- Latency
- — ms
- Jitter
- — ms
How to read it
- Download is how fast pages, videos and files come in. About 25 Mbps per person streaming HD is comfortable.
- Upload matters for video calls and sending files. Working from home, aim for 10 Mbps or more.
- Latency is the delay on every click and every word on a call. Under 50 ms feels instant.
- Jitter is how much that delay jumps around. High jitter makes calls choppy.
Fast by the router, slow in the bedroom?
Then your internet is fine and your Wi-Fi doesn't reach. That's what we fix: router placement, mesh Wi-Fi and wired access points. Slow everywhere usually means a problem with your plan or your internet provider.
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