Internet Speed Test: Check Your Broadband & Wi-Fi Speed

Curious about your internet performance? Our free Internet Speed Test provides an instant, accurate measurement of your connection. In just one click, you can check your download speed, upload speed, ping (latency), and jitter without installing any app.

This tool is a Progressive Web App (PWA), making it incredibly fast, reliable, and usable even in offline conditions. Whether you're on Wi-Fi, 4G/5G mobile data, or a fiber connection, get the data you need to understand your internet health. From Wi-Fi and fiber to the 4G/5G mobile networks across whole world, our test provides the essential diagnostics to truly understand your internet's health.

Understanding Your Speed Test Results

Your internet connection's quality is more than just one number. Here’s what each metric means:

• Download Speed: Measured in Mbps (megabits per second), this is how quickly you can pull data from the internet to your device. Higher download speeds are essential for streaming movies in 4K, downloading large files, and smooth web browsing.
• Upload Speed: Also in Mbps, this measures how quickly you can send data from your device to the internet. A good upload speed is crucial for video conferencing, live streaming, and backing up files to the cloud.
• Ping (Latency): Measured in ms (milliseconds), ping is the reaction time of your connection. It's the delay between sending a signal and receiving a response. Lower ping is critical for responsive online gaming and real-time communication.
• Jitter: Also in ms, jitter measures the variation in your ping over time. High jitter can cause buffering during streams and lag spikes in games. A low, stable jitter is ideal.

Why Use Our Free Speed Test?

• Accurate & Reliable: Built with modern web technologies to give you a precise reading of your current bandwidth.
• Completely Free: No fees, no ads, no sign-ups. Just a simple tool to test your connection.
• Lightweight & Fast: No heavy scripts or plugins. The test starts instantly and consumes minimal data.
• Works on Any Device: Fully responsive for mobile phones, tablets, and desktops.
• PWA Powered: Add it to your home screen or install for an app-like experience without visiting an app store.
• Privacy-Focused: We don't store your test results or IP address. Your privacy is respected.

How Your Internet Speed Is Calculated?

Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes when you click "Start Test"? It’s not magic, but a precise process of measuring how quickly your device can communicate with the internet. Here’s a simple breakdown of how we calculate your speed.

The Building Blocks: Bits and Bytes

First, let's understand the language of data. All digital information is made of bits, which are tiny electrical signals that are either on (1) or off (0).

• Bit (b): The smallest unit of data.
• Byte (B): A group of 8 bits. A single text character, like the letter 'A', is one byte.
• Megabit (Mb): Roughly one million bits.
• Megabyte (MB): Roughly one million bytes.

A crucial point is that internet speed is measured in Megabits per second (Mbps), while file sizes are measured in Megabytes (MB). Since there are 8 bits in a byte, a 100 Mbps connection can download a 12.5 MB file in one second (100 Mbps ÷ 8 = 12.5 MB/s).

The Speed Test Process: What We Measure

Our speed test runs three key checks to give you a complete picture of your connection's health.

1. Download Speed 🚀

This is the most common measure of internet speed. It tells you how quickly you can pull data from a server to your device. This is important for activities like streaming movies on Bongo or Netflix, loading websites, and downloading files.

• How it's calculated: Your browser establishes multiple connections to our nearest test server and begins downloading several chunks of data simultaneously. We measure the total amount of data (in megabits) you receive over a specific period and calculate the rate.
• The formula is: (Total Data in Megabits) / (Time in Seconds) = Download Speed in Mbps
• Analogy: Imagine a water pipe. Download speed is a measure of how wide that pipe is—how much water (data) can flow through it to fill your bucket (your device) every second.

2. Upload Speed ☁️

Upload speed measures how quickly you can send data from your device to the internet. This is critical for video calls on platforms like Google Meet, sending large email attachments, backing up photos, and online gaming.

• How it's calculated: The process is reversed. Your browser sends several chunks of data from your device to our test server. We measure how much data is successfully transmitted over a set time to determine your upload rate.
• Analogy: Using the same pipe, upload speed is how quickly you can send water from your bucket back to the source. For many connections, this pipe is narrower than the download pipe.

3. Ping (Latency) ⚡

Ping isn't a measure of speed, but of responsiveness. It's the reaction time of your connection, measured in milliseconds (ms). A low ping is essential for activities where timing is critical, especially online gaming.

• How it's calculated: We send a tiny data packet from your device to the server and measure how long it takes for the server's acknowledgment to return. This round-trip time is your ping (핑).
• Analogy: Think of shouting "hello!" into a canyon and timing how long it takes to hear the echo. The shorter that time, the lower your ping (핑) and the more responsive your connection feels. A ping (핑) under 40ms is excellent for gaming.