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Fake Wi-Fi speeds

(Topic created on: 01-05-2022 12:45 PM)
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Adi0
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Why is Wi-Fi internet system measurement showing ridiculously high Mbps (780,650) speeds when in reality it is barely 40 Mbps?

 

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It's been happening on S9+, S10+, A52 5G... Anyone else? 

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Thanks on the help! S24 Ultra owner.
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Pugs1957
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Network speed and Internet speeds are different things, nothing fakehttps://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-LAN-speed-and-Internet-speed

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Pugs1957
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Network speed and Internet speeds are different things, nothing fakehttps://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-LAN-speed-and-Internet-speed
Tourbillon De La Vie
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Essentially, top speed is from your device to your router, and lower speed from your router to any website. Bottleneck being the maximum Internet connection speed available to you 

Adi0
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Thank you for educating me both! Sorry. 

@Tourbillon De La Vie 

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Adi0
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So, top speed is from my device to the router, I don't understand that. It makes sense that router would have speed towards my device and not my device it the router. 

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Pugs1957
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It's both but inside your network ie between other network connected devices and your phone. The lower speed is between your router and the Internet, the speed which depends on your carrier.