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How fast is your internet?
Measure your connection speed and stability in seconds.
Connection troubleshooting
Slow results? Work through these steps before contacting your ISP.
Prefer a wired test first
Ethernet bypasses Wi‑Fi interference and shows your true ISP throughput.
Move closer or switch bands
Use 5 GHz/6 GHz near the router. 2.4 GHz reaches farther but is often congested.
Restart modem and router
Power-cycle the modem, wait two minutes, then restart the router and retest.
Pause heavy downloads
Cloud backups, updates, and other devices can steal bandwidth during a test.
Dig deeper in our guides: Why is my internet slow? · How to improve Wi‑Fi speed
Understand your results
Learn what good speeds look like and how to fix common connection problems.
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