Hi.
I've done 2 speed tests of my Wi-Fi via the Speedtest.net app on my 950. The results were: Download 7.12Mbps, Upload 5.33Mbps, Ping 78ms and
Download 5.31Mbps, Upload 1.85Mbps, Ping 78ms
I also did two tests of the Wi-Fi on a Samsung Galaxy Edge S7 using it's Speedtest.net app, and the results were:
Download 51.79Mbps, Upload 10.46Mbps, Ping 25ms and
Download 51.26Mbps, Upload 10.13Mbps, Ping 27ms
This is all within a couple of minutes, and from the same spot a few metres away from my router.
That's a huge difference between both devices. Is there any reason for that? A comparison of both phones shows they both have 802.11 a, b, g, n, ac and dual-band. The only difference is that the Samsung has a letter "e" in addition to the above list.
Just curious, any explanation would be welcome 🙂.
Regards,
Paul
I've done 2 speed tests of my Wi-Fi via the Speedtest.net app on my 950. The results were: Download 7.12Mbps, Upload 5.33Mbps, Ping 78ms and
Download 5.31Mbps, Upload 1.85Mbps, Ping 78ms
I also did two tests of the Wi-Fi on a Samsung Galaxy Edge S7 using it's Speedtest.net app, and the results were:
Download 51.79Mbps, Upload 10.46Mbps, Ping 25ms and
Download 51.26Mbps, Upload 10.13Mbps, Ping 27ms
This is all within a couple of minutes, and from the same spot a few metres away from my router.
That's a huge difference between both devices. Is there any reason for that? A comparison of both phones shows they both have 802.11 a, b, g, n, ac and dual-band. The only difference is that the Samsung has a letter "e" in addition to the above list.
Just curious, any explanation would be welcome 🙂.
Regards,
Paul
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