Your internet connection speed

[Jun aka Pekto]

I have a middle-pack subscription, not the slowest or the quickest. But, it's still much better than my previous subscription in NY. Plus, I don't do any online gaming. So, the bandwidth is plenty enough.

[kinyo]

in a hotel in paris



nakakaiyak naman katayuan natin sa pinas

[machinepistol]

Wow! 5 pings Lang! Sa akin sa pasig, umaabot ng hundreds of pings. Hay buhay.

[Dec1983]

anyone using pldt dsl? 999 yung amin pero around 30% lang nakukuha namin. 3.5mbps daw galing sa source pagdating sa amin less 1mbps na lang

[crosswind]

Globe tatoo 72mbps mabilis naman
parang iba-iba speed sa ibang brand 100mbps mabilis sa iba
1mbps ?

Is there anyone here disappointed in the Philippines internet connection
because it's to expensive and when you opted for an unlimited internet there is limitations eg:4gb per day
and its to damn slow

[Jun aka Pekto]

Is there anyone here disappointed in the Philippines internet connection
because it's to expensive and when you opted for an unlimited internet there is limitations eg:4gb per day
and its to damn slow

My sister and brother in law lives not too far from Philamlife in LPC. I used their Internet connection when I visited last year. I don't know what their ISP is nor did I test the speed of their connection. But, I recall being satisfied with the response times. My brother in law even has Steam games on his PC.

[dr. d]

what's with internet (dsl) and cellphone (smart) service these past 2 days? intermittent, very slow or non-existent...

[crosswind]

I agree I'm experiencing the same
internet speed , I pay thousand of pesos
for an internet that it's not worth it

[xwangbu]

sa inuupahan ko:

[99moves]

Getting around 7mbps using smart lte. Acceptable to me but they are throttling t0rrent downloads as im only getting around 100kbps.

P***** i** deym you SMART!

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[bmacavanza]

[Jun aka Pekto]

Testing the WiFi connection after changing router from old D-Link to Netgear R6250. Almost 4x better than what I used to get with WiFi N.

[sanjith]

My speed test results are,

Downloadspeed:1.787Mbps
Uploadspeed:0.837Mbps
I checked my internet speed test here ScanmySpeed : Check my Internet Speed .
Is this good or not

[bmacavanza]

My speed test results now using ScanmySpeed

Downloadspeed:0.101Mbps
Uploadspeed:0.659Mbps

I am happy with the result.

[Devin miles]

Bayantel now owns by globe!

[dreamur]

Why is my DL speed at 5.5mbps yet UL is nly 0.2mbps???

[minicarph]

Mag DNS leak test kayo pag mabagal coz chances are na infiltrate router nyo and sending your http requests sa fake DNS sites to fake but good copy websites

Honestly my there's no way to protect yourselves anymore from Router hijacking these days, better get the Macs for extra protection

Grabe na ng hacking

[Jun aka Pekto]

Our connection has always been middle of the pack or just slightly below middle of the pack, usually 50 Mbps (6.2 MBps). But, it looks like our ISP has been true to their word about a slight speed boost.

I don't mind the speed boost so long as I'm paying the same price.



I never tried testing our connection at work. But, one of the IT guys said not to bother. The bandwidth testing sites are filtered out by the firewall.

[dreamur]

That speed will forever remain a dream in the Philippine household.

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[Jun aka Pekto]

That speed will forever remain a dream in the Philippine household.

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When I visited the PH/LPC in 2013, my brother in law had decent Internet. It was good enough for Skype and to use Steam for games. He and my nephew have gaming PCs with Steam.

The apparent snappiness of surfing was on par with my uncle's ISP in Nevada (DSL). I would guess it's only around 5 Mbps. Not much. But, he (brother in law) seemed to be getting the full 5 Mbps.

I'll give a decade. As someone who seldom visit the PH, I notice changes much more easily. I was pleasantly surprised in 2013 except for the traffic. ;) I think the PH will reach 50 Mbps in ten years. Of course, by that time, gigabit Internet will be more common elsewhere.