Run a real-time download and upload test against a global edge network — no plugins, no signup. Uncapped, unshaped, unthrottled: see it for yourself.
This test measures your connection to the nearest available edge server and is a strong proxy for real-world throughput. Results can vary with WiFi conditions, VPNs, and other devices sharing your network.
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Apply NowA few common questions about reading your results and getting the most accurate reading on UGN's uncapped, unshaped, unthrottled fibre.
For most households, 25 Mbps download is enough for HD streaming and browsing, 50–100 Mbps comfortably supports several devices and 4K streaming, and 100+ Mbps is ideal for large households, gaming and heavy uploading. Upload speeds of 10 Mbps or more are recommended for smooth video calls.
Speed test results reflect your full connection path, including your WiFi signal, router capability, and how many devices are active at the same time. For the most accurate reading of your line speed, connect your device directly to the router with an ethernet cable and pause other downloads or streams during the test.
Download speed is how fast data moves from the internet to your device — it affects streaming, browsing and downloading files. Upload speed is how fast data moves from your device to the internet — it affects video calls, cloud backups and live streaming. UGN's fibre packages are uncapped, unshaped and unthrottled on both.
Yes. WiFi signal strength, distance from the router, wall interference and the number of connected devices can all reduce the speed shown in a test compared to your actual line speed. A wired ethernet connection will usually give the most accurate result.
Running a quick test whenever you notice slow browsing or streaming is a good habit, and testing at different times of day can help identify whether congestion is affecting your connection. There's no need to test more than once a day under normal conditions.
This tool measures your connection against Cloudflare's global edge network, the same public infrastructure that powers the 1.1.1.1 speed test. Your browser automatically connects to the nearest available edge location for an accurate, real-world result.