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Get answers to common questions about internet speed testing
Good internet speed depends on your usage. For basic browsing, 1-5 Mbps is sufficient. HD streaming requires 5-25 Mbps, while 4K streaming needs 25+ Mbps. Online gaming typically requires 10+ Mbps with ping under 50ms.
Our tests are highly accurate using industry-standard methodologies. We use cache-busting techniques, multiple test servers, and measure actual data transfer rates. Results may vary based on network conditions and time of testing.
Advertised speeds are maximum theoretical speeds. Real-world speeds are affected by network congestion, distance from servers, WiFi interference, device capabilities, and background applications using bandwidth.
Factors include network congestion during peak hours, distance to servers, WiFi vs wired connections, router quality, device age, background applications, and ISP infrastructure limitations.
Ethernet provides more consistent and accurate results as it's not affected by wireless interference. Use WiFi testing for real-world mobile device performance, but expect some variability.
Ping measures response time between your device and servers. Lower ping is better for gaming (under 50ms) and video calls. High ping causes lag and delays in real-time applications.
Test during different times of day and days of the week to understand your connection patterns. Regular testing helps identify performance issues and track ISP improvements.
Upload speed is crucial for video calls, file sharing, cloud backups, and live streaming. Many activities require good upload speeds even if you're primarily downloading content.
Yes, all testing is done locally in your browser. No personal data is stored on our servers. We only collect anonymous usage statistics to improve our service.
Yes, your browser stores up to 20 recent test results locally. You can also export results as CSV files for detailed analysis and comparison over time.
Try restarting your router, using an Ethernet connection, closing background applications, updating router firmware, or contacting your ISP. Our recommendations section provides specific guidance.
Yes, the tool is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. Mobile networks may show different results than WiFi connections.
Internet Speed Test Results: The speed test results provided by this tool are for informational purposes only and may not reflect the actual speeds you experience with specific websites, applications, or services. Various factors can affect real-world performance.
No Professional Advice: This tool is not a substitute for professional network diagnostics or advice from qualified IT professionals or your Internet Service Provider.
Limitation of Liability: We make no warranties regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of test results. Users should not make decisions about internet service providers or plans based solely on these test results.
Privacy Notice: Tests are performed locally in your browser. No personal data is transmitted or stored on our servers without your explicit consent.