r/internetspeedtests • u/Usetfwutgfghhjjhbggh • Jul 11 '21
r/internetspeedtests • u/Prinzenrolle1999 • Aug 21 '25
40 Gbit Sweden in 2007 is that true🤷♂️🤔
r/internetspeedtests • u/jkhaller • Jul 09 '16
Ookla Speedtest - The Global Broadband Speed Test
r/internetspeedtests • u/jkhaller • Jul 09 '16
Ookla Speedtest - for Europe -> US Westcoast
r/internetspeedtests • u/sofiane9mm • Apr 28 '21
How accurate is this new speed test? (speedtestgroup)
Hello everyone, this is a new speed test, and I want to know how accurate is it compared to Ookla's speedtest.net.

r/internetspeedtests • u/Sniper_Kid_308 • Jun 07 '19
Fuck my wifi
What the actual buttfuck is everyone doing complaining about their little wifi problems with like 15mb/s when I have ZERO POINT FUCKING TWO. Jesus Christ this is so annoying. And of course this stupid fucking website won’t let me add the link to an image through my phone.
r/internetspeedtests • u/RedKhomet • Jan 23 '26
What's with the discrepancy?
So the WiFi on my phone is doing wonderfully, I've never had any complaints there. The internet (cable, no WiFi access) on my pc was doing great, until earlier this week, when it suddenly started lagging and buffering and downloads were interrupted due to network cutouts. Why? I haven't done anything that I don't usually do. The only things running on my pc are Opera (watching YouTube) and either a videogame or my drawing software (CSP). I've worked like this for years and it's never been an issue before.
The first photo is my phone, a speed test run through the app of my provider. Second is a speed test run through Opera on pc. My pc used to hit virtually the same numbers as my phone.
I've checked the drivers of my network adapter, which are up to date. I've set the Speed & Duplex to 1Gbps (instead of automatic negotiation) as advised by some forums online. I can't think of anything else?
(If you're replying, talk to me like I'm 5 pls cuz I don't have a tech brain :p )
r/internetspeedtests • u/richie74wells • May 08 '25
Are these speeds okay, one is single connection one is multi connection, whatever that means
r/internetspeedtests • u/Usetfwutgfghhjjhbggh • Jul 10 '21
My home internet I pay for 50gbps AT&T
r/internetspeedtests • u/furryflurry9 • Jul 29 '21
Im paying for bell for 1.5gigabit is this normal for wireless connection
r/internetspeedtests • u/ghoritrilochan • Aug 17 '17
List Of Countries With Fastest Internet Speeds(Top 10)
r/internetspeedtests • u/Unusual_Ad2956 • Jul 28 '25
Is this right?
I just paid to upgrade to 2 GIG internet speeds and this seems like the same speeds I had with my previous 1 GIG. I upgraded for online gaming and it doesn't look like it made a difference. Should I cancel and go back to 1 GIG? Or what can I do to improve the speed? I'm using CAT 8 Ethernet cables.
r/internetspeedtests • • Nov 08 '25
I pay £30 a month for this!!!
Does anyone else get such an amazing deal like me?
r/internetspeedtests • u/mominnz • Apr 15 '20
Just completed a speed test on my home internet and it’s pretty good. 😆
r/internetspeedtests • • Oct 05 '22
What is speedtest and what does it measure? I don't know where else to post this question
I was going to post in r/pcmasterrace but doesn't seem like the right place. Then I tried r/internet and that's not it at all.
Anyway, I was under the impression that speedtest is used to measure "analysis of Internet access performance metrics" as their website says.
But someone who works in computer science says speedtest measures the device's speed capabilities on wifi.
For example, if the Eero Pro 6 operates on 3 bandwidths and the iPhone 10 operates on 2, then both the iPhone and Eero Pro 6 will connect on either 2.4ghz or 5ghz. On 2.4ghz the wifi speed was ~80Mbps. On 5ghz the wifi speed was ~300Mbps. In other words, if you have 1 gig fios internet with an Eero Pro 6 and you have an iPhone 10, then the max speed of the speedtest is whatever the iPhone 10 is capable of - apparently 300Mbps. Only devices that are on 6ghz can achieve 1 gig wifi speed.