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Test your connection's download speed, upload speed, and latency — free, right in your browser.
Ping is the round-trip time for a small request to reach klikwit's server and come back — lower is better, and it affects how responsive a connection feels (video calls, gaming). Download and upload measure how fast your connection can receive and send data, by timing a real file transfer of known size to and from klikwit's server.
Every speed test measures the path to whichever server it uses. A dedicated speed-test service often picks a server near you from a large network; this test always uses klikwit's own server. Results can differ from other tools for that reason — neither is "wrong," they're measuring different paths.
Each full test transfers a few megabytes in each direction — comparable to loading a couple of web pages. It's not something to run constantly on a limited data plan.
Most home internet connections (especially cable and DSL) are designed asymmetrically, with more capacity allocated to download than upload. This is normal.
Network conditions fluctuate — other devices on your network, your ISP's current load, and even background activity on your own device can all affect a single test run.
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