WiFi speed category

After you run the home speed test, use this page to see whether your download Mbps looks slow, average, or strong for typical home WiFi in Pakistan. Numbers are practical bands for browsing and streaming — your real experience still depends on Wi‑Fi quality, device, and distance to the test server.

Ping (latency) and jitter matter for games and video calls: low ping feels snappy; high jitter makes audio/video stutter even when Mbps looks fine.

Download speed (Mbps)

Download range	Category	Typical experience
Under 2 Mbps	Very slow	Web pages load slowly; video calls and HD streaming usually struggle.
2 – 10 Mbps	Slow	Light browsing and one SD stream may work; 1080p and large downloads often buffer.
10 – 25 Mbps	Average	Comfortable HD on one device; several users at once may feel tight.
25 – 50 Mbps	Good	Multiple HD streams, work-from-home video, and most downloads feel smooth.
50 – 100 Mbps	Very good	4K on one TV, fast downloads, and busy households usually feel responsive.
100+ Mbps	Excellent	Heavy usage: several screens, large files, and cloud backups with headroom.

Ping (ms) — latency

Ping	Category	Notes
Under 30 ms	Excellent	Great for competitive gaming and crisp real-time apps when jitter is low.
30 – 70 ms	Good	Fine for most browsing, streaming, and casual gaming.
70 – 120 ms	OK	Video calls and games may feel a bit delayed; check Wi‑Fi vs wired.
120+ ms	High	Noticeable delay; satellite or congested paths — real-time apps suffer first.

Jitter (ms)

Jitter	Category	Notes
Under 5 ms	Stable	Voice and video usually stay smooth.
5 – 15 ms	Moderate	Occasional glitches on busy Wi‑Fi; try closer to the router or Ethernet.
15+ ms	Choppy	Calls and games may stutter even if average Mbps looks fine.

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