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Internet Speed Test
Use the Internet speed test to see how your current Internet or WiFi connection measures up. Results may vary based on device capabilities, number of connected devices and router placement. If your WiFi speed is lower than expected, try moving closer to your router or checking your internet speed with another device.
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Understanding Your Speed Test Results
Mbps vs. Gbps
Megabits and gigabits per second show how fast you can stream movies or upload and download files.
Download Speed
Download speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from the Internet to your computer in a second.
Upload Speed
Upload speed refers to how fast data can be transferred from your computer to the Internet in a second.
SPECTRUM INTERNET PLANS
Stream, Work, Play the Way You Need
Experience speeds up to 1 Gig with no data caps. Plus, the antivirus software and modem are included.
Internet Premier
Internet speeds that can handle it all.
Internet Gig
Get the ultimate experience ideal for serious gamers, streamers and large homes.
SPECTRUM ADVANCED WIFI
Speeds and Security You Expect
Experience optimized speeds plus elevated security across
your home network. Included when you combine Internet
with TV or Mobile.
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Protect all your connected devices from malicious websites and more with Security Shield
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Set schedules for specific devices
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Easily manage your WiFi network through the My Spectrum App
Frequently Asked Questions
A good home Internet speed has a starting download speed of 100 Mbps, ideal for households with several users connected on multiple devices at the same time so that you can surf, stream, game and make video calls. The more speed you have, the faster your connection. Spectrum has Internet plans with speeds from 500 Mbps to 1 Gig.
There are a handful of factors that could impact or slow down your download and upload speeds:
If your computer is older or out of date, it may affect your transfer rate. Try checking to see if your computer requires updating.
Check your wireless connection. Walls, radios, or increased distance from your router might be causing WiFi interference. Try getting closer to your router or plugging it in directly.
For further support troubleshooting your Internet connection, click here.
Slow internet speed could be caused by an outdated router or a router placed too far away from your TV or computer. However, if your internet speed is slower than you would like, you can consider a faster speed option, such as Spectrum Internet Gig.
Internet speed determines what types of activities you can do on the internet. Videos, games and video calls all rely on faster internet speeds.
Good coverage means your device is getting a strong WiFi signal. That strong signal will also deliver as much speed as your device can handle. As you move away from your router, signal strength diminishes, slowing upload/download speeds and reducing coverage. The placement of your router is key to ensuring both coverage and speed for your devices.