You don’t need to be technical to use these. They turn internet numbers into plain-English answers like: “Will Zoom be smooth?” “Why does gaming feel laggy?” “How long will a download take?”
Fast internet can still feel bad if your Wi-Fi has spikes. This quick test checks stability (latency + jitter) and shows a mini graph so you can spot “micro-lag”.
Tip: stand where you normally use the internet (bedroom, sofa, desk) for the best result.
No results yet. Run the test to see your average latency, jitter and a simple verdict.
Understand what’s really causing slow or unstable internet.
Open toolQuick ping + jitter check to predict lag in online games. Built for competitive play.
Run Lag TestEstimate how long a game update, film, or large file will take to download based on your speed.
Enter your speed and file size to see an estimate.
Tip: after running the speed test on the homepage, we can reuse your latest result here.
See how your speed translates into real life: HD calls, streaming, and gaming responsiveness.
Enter your speed or tap “Use latest speed test” to see simple guidance.
A quick score based on speed, ping and stability — perfect for non-tech users.
Open Internet ScoreNot sure if your internet package suits your home? Choose how many people and how you use the internet.
Fill in your details to see if your speed is likely to cope.
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See: What is a good internet speed? – written in plain English.