Speedtest checks how fast your connection is by sending test data to a nearby server. It reports download speed, upload speed and ping (the delay in the connection).
Results depend on the time of day, how many people share the connection, the distance from the router and the test server chosen. Test two or three times, and test next to the router before you blame your internet provider.
A test uses mobile data, so run it on Wi-Fi if you have a limited plan. If your phone seems slow too, see our battery and settings guide.
A single speed test tells you little. Results change with time of day, distance from the router and the server chosen, so run it three times at the spot where you actually use the internet. Test next to the router first before blaming your provider, and use Wi-Fi if your mobile plan is limited.
A family blames the internet provider for slow video calls. A test next to the router gives good speed while a test in the bedroom is slow, which shows the problem is the Wi-Fi coverage, not the provider.
If the phone feels slow in general, read our battery and settings guide and data usage tips.
A lower number feels more responsive; it matters most for calls and games.
Yes, so avoid repeating it on a limited mobile plan.









