Who can beat my 37.09 Mbps download speed ?

[camerus]

This was recorder in Downtown Bellevue WA. I was indoor dining! What sort of speed are you guys getting?

Check my link to see the Speedtest.net result. 37 Mbps lightning fast

[roadrunnersk]

Jesus. That is FAST. Wow... thats like... REALLY FAST... I'm on WIFI at a rich friends house on a (lets just call it expensive) connection and I'm getting 21.5Mbps... 

To see that on a cell signal is crazy! I definitely can't get even close. 

[jtown]

Beats my high score but is that a normal speed or a lucky shot?  My normal range for a 4G location is 21-24 down and 12-14 up.  Which is pretty darn good.  Much faster than the service I had from Clear which was 8-10 down and 1 up.

[weverette]

48.69 down, 14.50 up in Mechanicsville, Virginia.

http://www.speedtest.net/android/118869175.png

[camerus]

This is just nuts! That is fasssstt. Well done.

[spengbab]

Fastest: 46Mbit down/ 18Mbit up

Average: 6-25Mbit down / 5-15Mbit up

[camerus]

Hey Spengbab, check this out! I almost got you today clocking an impressive 46mb/s

For the others in case you are wondering, I was able to duplicate it more than once. This is nuts!!

[bearone21]

testing is testing. i'll show up to 10meg on 3g/droid x @ speedtest @ various times of day but send myself a folder of 20meg pics, takes considerably longer that 2 secs, probably the same with you.

as a test, send yourself 20-25 meg of pics to your email from phone & see how long it takes, whether send/receive or refresh for pop3 or webmail.

[camerus]

I totally agree with your point bearone 21! These speeds are only theoratical and you won't get that in real usage. For example this morning I just clocked THE Fastest speed ever 58.15 Mb/s download and 18.08 Mb/s upload. But right after it took minutes to download a mere 15 mb app (game).

[bearone21]

58 is smokin' the airwaves.

[Ann154]

Several recent tests in sequence. There is a 60000+ kbps one in the middle of it somewhere.

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215261.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215323.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215374.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215421.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215475.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215514.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215588.png

http://www.speedtest.net/android/129215720.png

[spengbab]

Its not theoretical. Theoretical would bw my galaxy nexus being able to pull 100Mbit. Ive dowloaded games on steam at 9.5MB/s which is like 90 something Mbit. So its totally possible to download that fast. You probably dont have internet fast enough at those speeds to experience it but it's possible.

[Tidbits]

It is... It is ALWAYS dependant on what you are connected to. In theory... at best conditions you will get around 100mbps... realistic conditions you will get 20-40mbps.

[bearone21]

depends on time of day, how many other folks are using the pipeline.

[sb4663]

Wow 46 Mbps? thats crazy....

[sb4663]

Wow 46 Mbps? thats crazy....

[sb4663]

Wow 46 Mbps? thats crazy....

[AZSALUKI]

i average 20mbps on LTE, but as has already been mentioned, it takes my tbolt about 30 seconds for me to download a 10-20mb app so i know i'm not REALLY getting 20mbps

[Ann154]

I know for the tests that I posted, those are the high side. My average is probably closer to 15 or less. Hmmmm, that reminds I need to update the speadsheet of all the speed test with the latest numbers. I have never timed how long it takes an application to download.

[Tidbits]

It honestly depends on the server you are connected to, how many people are using that server and how many people are connected to the DNS servers at any given time.

Real world speeds are going to be often lower than what these speed tests show. Fun to look at though.