Correct MBPS speeds
wylieboy
Newbie

When I run a speed test, the upload is 30.43 mbps and the download is 26 mbps. Are they in acceptable parameters? I have FIOS Internet

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Re: Correct MBPS speeds
weedeater1
Contributor - Level 3

What service are you paying for?

Re: Correct MBPS speeds
UnnDunn
Contributor - Level 3

Those are perfectly acceptable speeds. You probably have the 25Mbps/25Mbps plan, in which case those speeds are significantly faster than what you are paying for. This is typical of Verizon FiOS, so enjoy it.

Re: Correct MBPS speeds
MrsMark
Enthusiast - Level 3

What speeds are you paying for? R u hardwired or wireless? 

For me I don't think that speed is acceptable. We may have different needs.

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Anti-Phish1
Master - Level 1

@MrsMark wrote:

What speeds are you paying for? R u hardwired or wireless? 

For me I don't think that speed is acceptable. We may have different needs.


How can you say that speed is unacceptable when you don't know what speed tier the OP is on?

As UnnDunn stated, 30/26 [assuming the OP reversed download and upload speeds] is more than acceptable for the 25/25 tied.

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MrsMark
Enthusiast - Level 3

MrsMark wrote:

What speeds are you paying for? R u hardwired or wireless? 

For me I don't think that speed is acceptable. We may have different needs.


How can you say that speed is unacceptable when you don't know what speed tier the OP is on?

As UnnDunn stated, 30/26 [assuming the OP reversed download and upload speeds] is more than acceptable for the 25/25 tied.

I'm sorry, apparently you really didn't read my entire response. Smiley LOL  Maybe you should start reading from "What.......til the end of the comment instead of from "that speed....."  This may clear up any issues.

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Re: Correct MBPS speeds
ocean25
Specialist - Level 1

     I find that the speed tests vary depending on which site/test you use, but for the most

     part, the speed exceeds what is expected. FiOS rocks!

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