Ookla, owner of the popular internet speed measurement app, Speedtest, announced its report on mobile internet metrics for the first quarter of the year (x 1).
The main highlights of the report show that The national download speed of mobile internet and fixed internet has almost doubled. In addition, the operator most consistent in its results (77%) and with The highest speed is Entel at 23.13 Mbpshowever, records the highest latency at 26ms.
According to the following graph, it can be seen that all parameters have improved a lot compared to the third quarter of 2021. Download speed increases by about 12.00Mbps, while upload speed improves by 3.04Mbps. The response time and lower jitter, which is one of the predictable situations as 5G-enabled antennas continue to expand.
In the national average of fixed Internet it was observed that Improved download speed by 103Mbps, The climb improved three times compared to the third quarter of 2021.
Mobile Internet in Chile by Ookla
From the point of view of mobile network operators, Intel is the device with the highest speed as of March 2022 at 23.13 Mbps, with a gradual improvement in speed. However, Claro and WOM are the most differentiated between Q3-2021, Q4-2021 and Q1-2022.
From the perspective of latency, a decrease in response time is observed, i.e. it is Sustainable improvement over time for all carriers. Movistar stands out as the company with the lowest latency and Intel with the highest percentage in the last quarter.
Finally, regarding the different cities of the country. It was observed that Temuco offers the best price in terms of download and upload speedWhile Lowest latency is in Valparaíso.
What do you think of the numbers? Do you share these pointers provided by Ookla?
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