Starlink speed test
Satellite speed swings with weather, obstructions and how busy your cell is. Run a few tests at different times — and watch the ping and jitter, not just the download number.
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Questions about this test
What Starlink speeds are normal?
Residential Starlink commonly delivers roughly 50–250 Mbps download, 10–25 Mbps upload and 25–60 ms ping, varying by region, time of day and plan. Brief drops are normal as satellites hand off.
Why is my Starlink slow right now?
Common causes: obstructions (check the app's obstruction map), heavy rain or snow, a congested cell at peak hours, or Wi‑Fi limits inside the house. Test wired to the router to rule out Wi‑Fi.
Is Starlink good for gaming and calls?
Usually fine for calls; gaming is playable but ping of 30–60 ms with occasional spikes isn't competitive-grade. Jitter and bufferbloat grades on this page tell you more than download speed.
Is this affiliated with Starlink or SpaceX?
No. gbps.run is independent and ad-free, and is not affiliated with any provider.
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