How do I run a speed test?
Tap the GO button and the system will measure idle latency, download speed, upload speed, and network quality automatically.
Speed Test
How To Use Speed Test
Run a full speed test in seconds and understand what every metric means before you troubleshoot your network.
Helpful Tips
- Close large downloads, cloud sync tools, and streaming sessions before testing.
- Use a wired connection when you need the most stable result.
- Run multiple tests at different times to compare peak and off-peak performance.
Common Questions
Are the speed test results accurate?
The result depends on network conditions, route quality, and device performance. Running multiple tests at different times produces a more stable benchmark.
What is a good internet speed?
A typical home broadband line should keep latency low and provide enough download and upload speed for streaming, gaming, and cloud backups.
What are Latency and Jitter?
Latency is the time it takes for a data packet to travel from your device to the server and back, measured in milliseconds (ms). Lower is better. Jitter measures the variation in latency over time. Low jitter means a stable connection. High latency or jitter can cause lag in gaming or video calls.
What is the Network Connectivity Test for?
The Network Connectivity Test checks your connection to major websites and apps, helping you quickly identify if your network is restricted or facing routing issues. It is especially useful when "speed is fine but some sites won't load".