Ping & Latency Test
Internet & NetworkPopularMeasure HTTP network round-trip latency, jitter, and connection stability to global server nodes in real time.
Understanding Your Results
Under 30ms = Excellent (Competitive Gaming, Real-time audio). 30–70ms = Good (Smooth 4K streaming, Zoom calls). 70–150ms = Acceptable. >150ms = Noticeable lag. Jitter indicates connection consistency; jitter > 15ms causes voice stutters.
Practical Guidance & Next Steps
If ping is high or jitter is > 20ms, switch from 2.4GHz WiFi to 5GHz WiFi or a wired Ethernet cable. Check if background downloads or VPN routing are increasing latency.
What is this?
A browser-based latency benchmarker that measures HTTP round-trip time (RTT) to global edge endpoints using `performance.now()` precision timing.
How does it work?
Why use it?
Diagnose sluggish browsing, detect WiFi packet jitter before competitive gaming, or verify VPN overhead with precise timing metrics.
Browser-based ping measures HTTP application-layer round-trip time via performance.now(). It includes TLS/TCP overhead and will be slightly higher than raw ICMP ping in command line terminal.
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