Top 10 Internet Speed Test Tools To Check Your Internet

Top 10 Internet Speed Test Tools To Check Your Internet

Internet is a basic requirement these days, just like a phone connection. Whether it’s running on your mobile phone or desktop, you want to stay connected 24/7 at the best speed. Moreover, there’s a pretty good cost attached to get the data at a certain speed. And so, when the speed slows down, that’s when the disappointment comes.


ISPs love to make grand claims about the speed of their Internet services to entice you to sign up. But what you often receive falls far short of what was once advertised, what you need is an Internet speed test tool to find out by how much.

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What Internet Speed Test Tools Are The Best For You?


In this topic, we will research the top ten internet speed test tools online. The sites we've included are Speedtest.net, Bandwidth Place, SpeedOf.me, Verizon Speed test and TestMy.net. We have attempted to include a brief description and give our thoughts about their attractiveness, ease of use, and functionality. All tests can be completed in a minute or two.

(These best internet speed test tools online have been reviewed by Christoper McFadden on 17 Best Internet Speed Test Tools For Your Phone And Laptops and by Madhuparna on 18 Best Free Internet Speed Test Online Tools.

1. Fast.com 


If you are looking for a quick and easy internet speed test, Fast.com can be your best bet. It’s a free online tool powered by Netflix.com that mainly checks your ongoing download and upload speed. Not just that, it also offers the latency and loaded latency numbers on its clean and simple interface free of ads.

2. Speedtest.net


If you gravitate to the most popular sites, then look no further than Speedtest.net, possibly the most popular broadband speed testing tool. Owned by Ookla, the site uses over 2,500 servers to provide accurate test results.

3. Bandwidth Place


Bandwidth Place is a well-designed and easy-to-use Internet speed test website. It offers a lovely uncluttered page that has been around for around 15 years now.

It is also another example of a site that is HTML5 based.

Begin by selecting a server - Speedtest will suggest the best one for you based on your location - then simply hit the “Begin Test” button. The site then will upload and download files to determine the connection speeds. You can then choose a different server, or check your results with other users. A handy Ping test tab is also available.

4. Ookla Speedtest


Ookla Speedtest is one of the more popular Internet speed tests on the net. This app is available as both an app for your smart device and your desktop.

Just click the “Go!” button and you’re off.

5. Xfinity Speed Test


Xfinity Speed Test is a great little tool to help you check your Internet speed. This is another browser-based one but it’ll let you quickly find out your download and upload speeds.

But a word of warning: It is a product produced by the Internet service provider Comcast.


6. AT & T High-Speed Internet Speed Test


AT & T offer their very own Internet speed test. Despite products from its competitors like Xfinity, AT & T’s app overloads the user with information crammed around the usual speedometer tool.

You should note that this one relies on DSLReports for a lot of its content.

7. Internet Health Test


Internet Health Test is a great tool for finding out your Internet speed, and it's very simple to use. Once on the site, a pop-up will ask you if you’d like to begin.

Once authorized, Internet Health Test will start its five-step process and scrutinize your Internet connection. It does take a little longer than others but it makes five different tests and it's ad-free.


8. Verizon Speed Test


Verizon Speed Test is another very simple, yet effective Internet speed test site. You won’t be bothered by ads and you’ll just need to hit the play button to get the info you need.

9. TestMy.net


The last site we'll look at is TestMy.net.  The site gives you the option to test your upload speed, download speed, or both. It also allows you to compare how you are performing against other benchmarks like your city average.

10. SpeedOf.me


Claiming to be the "most accurate online bandwidth test," the site is certainly the most fun to watch as it sets about to do what it does best. The attractive graph provides real-time speeds, and you can also check your results against previous scores.
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