World internet speed ranking

Based on millions of recent test results from Speedtest.net, this index compares and ranks consumer download speeds around the globe.


1
Lithuania33.26 Mbps

2
South Korea29.26 Mbps

3
Sweden26.01 Mbps

4
Latvia25.34 Mbps

5
Macau25.33 Mbps

6
Romania25.26 Mbps

7
Netherlands24.16 Mbps

8
Andorra22.50 Mbps

9

Iceland21.11 Mbps

10

Bulgaria21.04 Mbps

11
Switzerland20.04 Mbps

12
Singapore18.28 Mbps

13

Republic of Moldova17.94 Mbps

14

Taiwan17.55 Mbps

15
Belgium17.20 Mbps

16
Denmark17.15 Mbps

17
Aland Islands16.69 Mbps

18

Portugal15.99 Mbps

19

Finland15.65 Mbps

20

Germany15.54 Mbps

21

Japan15.45 Mbps

22

Czech Republic15.00 Mbps

23

Hungary14.88 Mbps

24
Slovakia14.69 Mbps

25
Ukraine14.53 Mbps

26

Luxembourg14.32 Mbps

27
Norway13.89 Mbps

28
France13.62 Mbps

29
Estonia13.57 Mbps


30
Malta13.55 Mbps

31
United States12.05 Mbps

32
Canada11.67 Mbps

33
Monaco11.05 Mbps

34
Austria10.96 Mbps

35
United Kingdom10.80 Mbps

36
Spain10.72 Mbps

37
United Arab Emirates10.58 Mbps

38
Russia10.49 Mbps

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Net Index by Ookla - All Countries

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Originally Posted by Smokey

Based on millions of recent test results from Speedtest.net, this index compares and ranks consumer download speeds around the globe.

1
Lithuania33.26 Mbps
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31
United States12.05 Mbps

32
Canada11.67 Mbps
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Rest of rating.........

Net Index by Ookla - All Countries

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I sure wish I could get the 11.67 Mbps that they suggest for Canada. As it is I get, like, this ...

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1523357238.png

Faster services are available but for a lot more money than I presently pay, C$36/mo.

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Originally Posted by Feanor

I sure wish I could get the 11.67 Mbps that they suggest for Canada. As it is I get, like, this ...

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1523357238.png

Faster services are available but for a lot more money than I presently pay, C$36/mo.

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I'm in Vancouver, with speedtest.net I'm getting 11.78Mbps to Toronto, 12.96Mbps to Calgary, and 13.51Mbps to Portland. I'm paying $84/month for bundled Internet and Television through Shaw, I'm not subscribing to any fast service package. Might be time for you to shop providers!

cheers,
elapsed

3.24 MB/s up on a hill near the Swiss border :-)

Here in Hong Kong I just ran the test.

Ping 11ms
Upload 20.86mbps
download 18.44Mbps

Hong Kong was not on the list for some reason. But it is probably there with Macau since we're neighbors.

I pay $35 a month US and it includes 35 local cable channels 6 HBO channels (1 HD), National Geographic in HD, and the Scyfy Channel. You pay this $35 for a 30 month contract but 6 months are free - but the free months are all over - month 5, 7, 11, 18, 22, 26 are the free ones.

I lived in South Korea - and it was lightning fast. Downloaded episodes of shows in 20 minutes.

Wow. This is pretty sad.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1537982636.png

And I AM paying for high speed service.

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...peedtest-3.jpg

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1538289769.png

I can't complain.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1538520972.png

cant post images damn

sorry i need some post to add a link lol

Just noticed I'm a bit faster when I hit a server in Ohio (rather than MI) with a quicker ping.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...k/Image002.jpg

I think I get 30 Mbps both ways at home, but the free downtown stuff gives:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1608962374.png

I don't know how it is in the rest of the world, but I rarely see a website that can upload faster than 1 Mbps other than Netflix

Hey, fastest upload speed!!! Who wants some music??? :)

Speed at home...a bit better I guess.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1611249008.png

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1611549848.png

I had a download speed of 25.51 and an upload speed of 4.81. My ping was only 13, is that good or bad? Not sure what the represents.

On the second test
Attachment 8554

I'm back in the pack ...

http://speedtest.net/result/1715022847.png

I moved from a DSL service with a max of 5 Gbps to cable with a max of 24 Gbps (as advertised) provided by Teksavvy.com. And I did that with out resorting to Rogers.com -- possibly the world's worst customer service and highest prices.

download
38.19mb/s

upload
4.27mb/s

ping
15ms

Frontier:

Upload: 24.10Mbps
Download: 25.76 Mbps

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1782437878.png

Okay, it seems.

What is ping?

Damn, I wish I had Lithuanian internet.