What's your internet speed these days?

[Klaus]

How do you connect to the internet at home? Cable? DSL? Glass fiber? Mobile 4G/5G?

Post your speed test results from https://www.speedtest.net/

I'm going in via Cable.

[89th]

Cable
288 down
42 up

[Klaus]

Also, how much do you pay per month?

For me it's 40 Euros for internet + phone.

[LuFins Dad]

@Klaus said in What's your internet speed these days?:

Also, how much do you pay per month?

For me it's 40 Euros for internet + phone.

Landline?

[Klaus]

@LuFins-Dad said in What's your internet speed these days?:

@Klaus said in What's your internet speed these days?:

Also, how much do you pay per month?

For me it's 40 Euros for internet + phone.

Landline?

No, IP phone (SIP/VoIP).

[George K]

I connect via 5G and pay $50 a month.

Speed is very variable - as slow as 100, but up to 500. Never so slow that it's noticeable.

[LuFins Dad]

@Klaus said in What's your internet speed these days?:

How do you connect to the internet at home? Cable? DSL? Glass fiber? Mobile 4G/5G?

Post your speed test results from https://www.speedtest.net/

I'm going in via Cable.

Somebody just wants to show off!

Seriously? We used to be on a TB Cable Plan with speeds averaging around 500mbps plus up and about 60-80 down. Around $100!per month

Now, we switched to another Cable company’s 200 plan for $40 and I’m typically seeing 100 - 150mbps up and 40 down. And that’s been plenty good enough.

This morning? 40 and 5. That’s not good.

[Mik]

130 up and down on wifi this morning. I have Cncinnati Bell, which is AT&T fiber. $50 a month.

[89th]

When I directly connected to the WiFi router I was seeing close to 900 mbps, but since moved the router up a floor and haven't had a pressing need to get that type of speed anyway. My internet bill is hard to know, it's bundled with my cable TV bill.

[xenon]

Average to my router is 887up and 850down.

$65/month

[kluurs]

[Aqua Letifer]

173 down, 8 up.

[Horace]

280 down, 300 up, fiber, paying more than I should I'm sure. But it's the standard ATT fiber deal around here, whatever that is.