Ping: This is the reaction time of your connection-how fast you get a response after you’ve sent out a request.
For example, when you’re saving (uploading) pictures from your mobile phone to the cloud. Upload speed: The speed at which data is uploaded from your device to the web. For example, when you’re streaming videos, surfing the web or loading webpages. Mbps is used to measure the capacity and speed of data transfer, referring to your download and upload speeds.ĭownload speed: The speed at which data is downloaded from the web to your computer or your mobile device. Upload speed of up to 360 Mbps can be achieved with a wired connection in certain areas of Burlington and Oakville for the UltraFibre 360 Unlimited package. Upload speed of up to 940 Mbps can be achieved with a wired connection in certain areas of Burlington and Oakville for the UltraFibre 1Gig Unlimited package. Download and upload speeds can vary with Internet traffic, remote peers, your network configuration, the use of wireless equipment and other factors. Please note that the Cogeco Speed test is reserved for Cogeco Internet customers only. Ensure that no other users or devices are connected to your home network and downloading or uploading large files. Close all applications on your computer or mobile device, except for your browser.ģ. Good to know: Measuring your speeds over a Wi-Fi connection may result in slower speeds due to a combination of possible factors.Ģ. For optimal results, connect your computer to your modem using an Ethernet cable. 3 tips for getting the most accurate resultsġ. You can use the speed test below to measure both the download and upload speeds of your Internet connection.
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