Ping
Measures how quickly your browser can communicate with our server. Lower latency means a quicker response.
RESPONSIVENESSReady when you are
About 5–7 seconds · Only 128 KiB downloaded
How quickly your connection responds
How much your latency varies
How consistently requests complete
No files are uploaded. The test only sends small network requests.
Three simple signals to help you spot connection hiccups.
Measures how quickly your browser can communicate with our server. Lower latency means a quicker response.
RESPONSIVENESSShows how much your connection latency changes from moment to moment. Less variation is more consistent.
CONSISTENCYChecks whether small requests complete consistently, and highlights failed or unusually slow responses.
RELIABILITYIt measures median HTTP round-trip latency, variation between successful requests, request reliability, and a rough Mbps estimate from one 128 KiB download. It does not use ICMP ping.
Distance from the router, walls, wireless interference, device limits, background downloads and congestion can reduce the estimate. Compare with Ethernet or move closer to the router.
Lower HTTP latency generally feels more responsive. Distance to this server, browser activity and the network route affect the result, so compare repeated tests under similar conditions.
Jitter is the average change between consecutive successful latency samples. Lower variation usually means a more consistent connection.
Wi-Fi conditions, shared traffic, server distance, routing and background activity change over time. This short test is a snapshot of the current route.
Yes. A VPN can add distance, processing and a different route. Compare tests with and without it when your policy and circumstances allow.
No. Estimated Speed uses a single lightweight 128 KiB download. It may underestimate fast connections and is a quick indication, not a sustained throughput benchmark.