These Are 2 Free Websites To Test Internet Speed

Internet speed measurementr (photo: X @Speedtest)

JAKARTA In this digital era, internet connectivity is required to work quickly. If a website or an application cannot be accessed suddenly, there is a possibility that the internet network will slow down.

To find out if internet connectivity is having a problem, you need to use an internet speed gauge. Quoting from Makeuseof, there are two speed tests or internet speed measurements that can be used for free.

The first Speed test is a website with the name Ookla. Launched since 2006, this measuring tool has been used more than 50 billion times. With more than 16,000 servers worldwide, Ookla has 11 million daily users.

To use Ookla, visit the official website and click the big Go button in the middle of the page. Once clicked, the tap speed starts working by measuring ping or latency, download speed, and detailed upload speed.

Ookla will offer alogriwayat of test results that help you monitor the performance of your internet connection. Apart from being accessed via a website, Ookla can be downloaded in the form of applications on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, to Chrome.

Next, there is an internet Fast.com.speed test measuring device that only focuses on internet download speeds. If the speed to download is very high, the internet speed for streaming is also very high or fast.

Fast.com is free from various kinds of advertisements and test speed works automatically after the website opens. This connectivity measuring tool can be accessed via any crowd on mobile devices, laptops, and smart televisions.

Although the page only displays download speed by default, you can see other details such as latency and upload speed. This information will be visible after you click Show More Information.

Just like Ookla, Fast.com can be used in the form of an application called the FAST Speed Test. The application under the auspices of the Netflix platform can be downloaded on the App Store for iOS users and the Play Store for Android users.