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How to Use
- 1Click GO to start the test, or Test again after a completed run.
- 2Wait while the ping, download, and upload stages complete.
- 3Review the result cards for latency in ms and transfer rates in Mbps, then use Test Breakdown to inspect the raw samples.
- 4Compare repeated runs in Test History, especially if you change the sample sizes in Advanced Settings.
About Internet Speed Test
Internet Speed Test estimates connection quality by measuring latency plus download and upload performance directly from your browser.
The main gauge highlights the final download result, while the cards, Test Breakdown, and history help you compare ping, upload, and repeated runs for troubleshooting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these results exact?
No. They are estimates and can vary by server location, congestion, and browser/runtime conditions.
Why does the final gauge show download speed?
The gauge uses download as the headline result after the test completes. Ping, upload, and the individual sample values are still shown in the result cards and Test Breakdown.
What does ping mean?
Ping is latency in milliseconds, representing how quickly your device can reach a remote endpoint.
Do I need to install an app?
No. The test runs directly in your browser.