T‑Mobile Home Internet speed test

5G home internet lives and dies by signal. Run this test, move the gateway to a different window, and run it again — the difference can be huge.

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Download
—Mbps
Upload
—Mbps
Ping
—ms
Jitter
—ms
Ping under load
—ms
download / upload
Bufferbloat
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lag when busy
Consistency
—%
how steady the speed is
Packet loss
—%

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Questions about this test

What speeds are normal on T‑Mobile Home Internet?

T‑Mobile quotes typical download speeds roughly in the 87–415 Mbps range and uploads of about 14–56 Mbps, depending on signal and network load. Ping is typically higher than cable or fibre.

How do I make it faster?

Placement is everything: high up, near a window, facing the nearest tower, away from metal and thick walls. The T‑Mobile app shows signal bars; a 5G signal on the n41 band gives the best speeds.

Why does the speed change through the day?

It's shared cellular capacity, so evenings in busy areas slow down. Use monitor mode on this page to log a full day.

Is this affiliated with T‑Mobile?

No. gbps.run is independent and ad-free, and is not affiliated with any provider.

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