Wi-Fi Speed Test

Test Wi-Fi specifically. Diagnose router placement, channel, band — not just speed.

When Wi-Fi feels slow but the broadband plan is fast, the bottleneck is one of: distance to router, 2.4 GHz channel congestion, weak 5 GHz coverage, or an old router that can't sustain modern speeds.

This test measures the Wi-Fi-to-internet path and compares against what a wired connection would deliver — so you know whether Wi-Fi or the ISP is the actual ceiling.

What this measures

  • Wi-Fi-to-internet sustained speed
  • Signal strength estimation (from speed variance pattern)
  • Recommendation: 5 GHz vs 2.4 GHz

How it works

  1. Confirm you're on Wi-Fi (not cellular)
  2. Run sustained speed test
  3. Estimate Wi-Fi tax vs wired
  4. Suggest channel/band change if needed

Why this matters

Buying a new router only helps if Wi-Fi was actually the bottleneck. We tell you whether it was.

Top fixes

  • Switch from 2.4 GHz to 5 GHz
  • Move closer to router or get a Wi-Fi repeater
  • Replace router if it's older than 5 years

FAQs

Why is my Wi-Fi slower than my plan?

Most common: 2.4 GHz band (legacy, congested), distance from router, or old router. Test on 5 GHz close to the router as a baseline.

Should I switch to mesh Wi-Fi?

Only if your home has dead zones. Mesh adds latency vs a single strong router. For a 1-2 BHK, a single Wi-Fi 6 router is usually better.

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