Latency
Round-trip time to our measurement server.
Every internet speed test runs directly in your browser. We measure latency, received data and sent data in sequence, then combine them into an easy-to-read report.
Round-trip time to our measurement server.
Data received over a measured time window.
Data sent from your device.
Measure latency and jitter for gaming and real-time apps.
Check the wireless connection from the room where you use it.
Measure how quickly your connection sends data.
For a reliable Wi-Fi speed test, prefer Ethernet or stay close to your router. Pause background downloads, VPNs and video streaming.
Repeat your test internet speed check at different times to spot a trend instead of relying on a single result.
A low ping test result matters for calls and gaming; download and upload matter for data, video and backups.
The time a signal takes to reach the server and return. Lower is more responsive.
How much ping varies. Low jitter helps calls and gaming stay stable.
The rate data reaches your device, often affecting page loads and video playback.
The rate data leaves your device, important for video calls and cloud backups.
Under 50 ms is usually smooth for video calls and gaming. Under 20 ms is excellent, while a stable ping and low jitter matter just as much.
Online gaming does not need much bandwidth, but it benefits from low ping. Around 3–5 Mbps download and 1 Mbps upload is often enough for one device when background traffic is paused.
For steady 4K video, aim for around 25 Mbps of download speed per stream. You will need more bandwidth when several devices stream or download at once.
Place your router in an open, central spot, use 5 GHz when appropriate, update its firmware, pause VPNs or background downloads, then test again near the router or over Ethernet.
Internet Test by DHT only makes the measurement requests needed to create a result. Reports do not store IP addresses or identifying personal information. Your test history stays locally on your device.
The test sends and receives data for a short period while measuring response time to a server. The result shows your download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter at that moment.
Your plan is a maximum under ideal conditions. Wi‑Fi, devices, destination servers and background activity can change a result.
The score combines download, upload, ping and jitter for a quick reference. Check each metric when you have a specific need.
No. You can test and view a report right away without signing up.