Speed Test - TestMySpeed

While you perform a speed test on our website, you will receive the following outputs:

Download Speed

When you perform a speed test then the first that you will notice is the download speed. It shows the actual, real-time download speed of the data to your device in Mbps. The higher your download, the faster your internet connection will be.

Most of the times you will notice that the value download speed is higher than the upload speed it is because the internet connection that you get is asymmetrical.

Upload Speed

Upload Speed is the second basic value that you will get when you perform a speed test. Just like the download speed, the upload speed is also measured in Mbps. Upload Speed means that how fast your internet can upload data to the Internet.

The higher the value of upload speed, faster will be your data upload rate and it comes in handy when you are streaming or for backups in the cloud.

Ping

The third parameter that you will notice is Ping. Ping is the response time of your internet connection that is measured in milliseconds. Unlike Download and Upload speeds where higher value is better, for Ping the lower value, the better it is.

The most important use of Ping is for online gamers who need a quick response from the servers when playing online. The lower their ping is, the faster they will get the response from the server. A ping can be considered if its value ranges from 0-40 ms.

Jitter

Jitter explains the stability of your internet connection. It expresses the fluctuations that occur in the ping value in milliseconds. For a stable and good internet connection, jitter should be as low as possible. Higher values of jitter indicate that your internet connection isn’t stable.