Microsoft Teams needs jitter < 30 ms and packet loss < 1%. Find out where you stand.
Microsoft Teams echo, audio dropouts, or video reduced quality usually means one of three things: jitter (latency variance) too high, packet loss happening, or your upload bandwidth dropping below Microsoft Teams's minimum (about 1500 Kbps for video).
Microsoft Teams doesn't show you these numbers — it just shows you the symptom. Signalyzr measures them so you know what to actually fix.
Most Microsoft Teams call complaints get the generic 'check your Wi-Fi' answer. Signalyzr gives you a specific cause.
Microsoft Teams flags 'unstable' when it detects jitter > ~50 ms or packet loss > 2%, even briefly. Run Signalyzr to confirm and identify which.
Try Zoom on the same connection. If both struggle, it's your connection. If only Microsoft Teams struggles, try Microsoft Teams reinstall.
Never. We don't request microphone access. We measure the network, not the audio.
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