If other users will be on the same network, you will want at least 10 Mbps per user. You want at least 10 Mbps if you are the only person using WiFi during class time. Downloads between 15-25 are recommended for streaming HD video, so this will be more than sufficient for a smooth class. Anything under 300 for ping should allow for a smooth experience. A very good ping would be even lower, but this is being tested to Beijing from the United States, so 215 is a good number. This speed test shows a ping of 215, which will be fast enough to load class smoothly. If you have slow (low) upload speed and your child talks, clicks, or draws on the screen, it make take a while for the teacher to see or hear this.
Upload: This tells you how quickly you can send data to us. If you have slow (low) download speed, then the teacher may speak and it will take a while for you to see it, or the slides may take longer to load. The larger the number, the slower websites/classes will load.ĭownload: This tells you how quickly data will come to you. Ping: is the amount of time it takes data to travel from your device to a server.
#Wifi speed test ping install#
On an iPad, you will need to install the app and you may find the screen is a little different:Įxpand the lower menu, then change the server: When you get the results, you will see ping, upload, and download. On a Mac or PC, you can do so in the browser. If you're on an iPad, you'll need to download the app in order to change the server. We would suggest as it allows you to change the server. Whenever you do a speed test, please test the device you are using for class, and change the server to a Chinese server (Beijing is most accurate).
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