What's Your Internet Speed?

Time to bust out the speed tests!!! How many bytes are you sending up and pulling down right now? One great option to help you find out is speedtest.net but there are also many more.

Bonus points if you want to show off the hardware you are using to get those speeds 😉

Comments

[natalie stroud]

y i k e s

[Shaurya]

This is on a hotspot connection using a Redmi Note 7 Pro with an Airtel data connection. Right now my BSNL broadband connection is not working, on that I get around 1.5 to 2 Megabits/second. While downloading with the BSNL connection it shows around 150-240 kilobytes/second. The BSNL connection is through a D-Link DSL-2750U router.

[Peter Kim Frank]

Spectrum internet here in Brooklyn, NY.

[Gene Hyatt]

[freq32]

For LA this is pretty fast, but some of these, wow. its Starry internet (recommended, love it, if you're lucky enough to be in the coverage area). if you want 2 free months, here ya go: starry.com/r/sjny7h

(meanwhile i just figured out how to embed on dev.to)

[tiff]

Where are you based? That's awful 😞

[tiff]

I have Gigabit Ethernet with Verizon FIOS but don't get gigabit speeds 😉

Edit:

Here's the speed test photo.

And I also have 23 devices on my network so my speeds vary.

[Muhammad Arslan Aslam]

This one is at the office. I have a 4G dongle at home and the speed usually hangs between 45 to 60 Mbps.

[Lautaro Lobo]

Well, I live here: goo.gl/maps/1j2PiUjw843qMii77
So, it's hard to get cool internet connections (and affordable, not expensive af). The higher that we can have is 8mbps/s. Here at home we have less than 1mbp. Speedtest says 0.31mbps/s. And that's when it is working good!

[Lautaro Lobo]

omg it looks like I have the lowest internet speed connection of this thread 😂

[marigi]

for around USD 30.00 per month in Nairobi.

[kevyn]

Hello bro which network pliz.i am looking for that connection speed.nichanue pliz niko nairobi.rich me on 0703288765 pliz

[Kushan Joshi]

Internet at my office. To be fair I tweaked the parallel connection options in fast.com to 64.

The screenshot below is the one with default fast.com options:

[tiff]

Jeezus f*cking Christ! 😳

[Henry 👨‍💻]

This is the speed of my University network (in the library).

[Harsh Zalavadiya]

Bangalore ,India, Not too fast not too slow

[Udi]

I don't get fancy speeds above 40Mbits in my area (old infrastructure) and the max upload speed I have ever gotten over cable and phone line is 3Mbits.

I switched to a cellular internet with a TPlink router that accepts SIM cards, and I get 15-20Mbits both down and up.

[Vincent Milum Jr]

I pull around 920/920 at both my house and apartment, both with CenturyLink Gigabit Fiber. I also have about 5ms latency between the two locations, with file sever in one, and my workstation in another. Is freaking GREAT!

An FYI for those testing, if you have internet in this speed class, don't test using a web browser, as the browser will be the bottleneck. SpeedTest.net has an official Windows 10 native app, and that is significantly more optimized for CPU and NIC usage.