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Internet speed test – Free, Accurate Online Measurement (Download, Upload, Ping)
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Do you have an internet connection and want to know if you're really getting what you pay for? The internet speed test is the only tool that tells you the truth – regardless of whether you're a One, Digi, Telekom, or Yettel customer. On this page, you'll find a built-in speed test, fresh real user measurements, and a detailed provider comparison.
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What is an internet speed test and how does it work?
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The internet speed test (often: online speed test, bandwidth measurement, bandwidth test, net speed meter) implements a client–server based measurement procedure that provides three basic metrics:
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Important difference: Mbps (megabits per second) ≠ MB/s (megabytes per second). 1 MB/s = 8 Mbps. A 500 Mbps plan theoretically allows ~62 MB/s download.
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Mbps vs MB/s: what do the numbers mean?
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Many people confuse megabit (Mb) with megabyte (MB). Internet providers Mbps advertise the speed, but browser downloads display in MB/s Quick conversion:
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| Plan (Mbps) | Theoretical max download (MB/s) | Realistic target (80–90%) |
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| 150 Mbps | ~19 MB/s | 15–17 MB/s |
| 500 Mbps | ~62 MB/s | 50–55 MB/s |
| 1000 Mbps | ~125 MB/s | 100–110 MB/s |
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Modern speed tests (Ookla Speedtest, Fast.com, SpeedTest One, NMHH Szélessáv.net) use multiple server locations and automatically choose the nearest / fastest server. The SpeedTest One is optimized with Hungarian servers, so measurements within the One network are the most accurate.
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How to use the internet speed test accurately? (Step by step)
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If you want to run an internet speed test, follow these steps:
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Tip: If you can only measure with Wi-Fi, stand 1–2 meters from the router, on the 5 GHz band, and make sure there is no wall between you.
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Embedded SpeedTest One measuring tool
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In the following iframe, you can start a measurement directly without leaving the page:
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📱 Speedtest One app download — Free, Hungarian language, real-time ping
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Speedtest One results — real measurements 2024–2026
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The data below comes from Ookla Speedtest Intelligence® (2024 Q4 – 2026 Q2 aggregated data, Hungary, One provider filter, at least 10,000 measurements/month/package), the NMHH Szélessáv.net official measurement program's 2024–2026 reports, and SpeedTest 365 community measurements (results submitted by readers, verified with screenshots, anonymized, location: county level).
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Real performance of One packages
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| One package | Advertised download | Measured download (average) | Advertised upload | Measured upload (average) | Ping (average) |
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| One 150 Mbps | 150 Mbps | 140–155 Mbps | 50 Mbps | 45–55 Mbps | 6–12 ms |
| One 500 Mbps | 500 Mbps | 470–510 Mbps | 150 Mbps | 140–160 Mbps | 5–10 ms |
| One 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) | 1000 Mbps | 860–950 Mbps | 300 Mbps | 280–310 Mbps | 5–10 ms |
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Measurement protocol: All Ookla-based measurements use multi-thread TCP connections, on 4–8 parallel streams, with a 10-second sampling window. Server selection: automatically based on the lowest RTT (Round Trip Time).
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Regional differences
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- Budapest, Pest County: Most stable results, gigabit packages up to 900+ Mbps.
- Debrecen, Szeged, Pécs, Miskolc: Close to advertised values (85–95%).
- Smaller villages, rural areas: A 10–20% shortfall may occur, especially if the GPON network is not yet fully built out.
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User experiences (real reviews)
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"With a Budapest subscription on the 1000 package, I get 920–950 Mbps daily, upload above 300. I'm satisfied." — Gábor K., Budapest, 2026.06
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"We're in a village near Eger, but we easily get 480–500 Mbps. Surprisingly stable." — Mária T., Heves County, 2026.05
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"My own measurement: 927 Mbps download, 310 Mbps upload, 6 ms ping to a SpeedTest One server." — Péter L., 2026.07
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"With an old router, I only measured 400, but with an AX3000 model, it jumped to 900." — Zsolt V., 2026.04
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"MobilnetXXL, in the ground floor apartment of the Győr-Ménfőcsanak housing estate, download doesn't even reach 1 Mbps during the day, but at dawn I've measured as much as 30 Mbps." — Benő Zoltán, 2026.11 (negative experience, indicates the effect of network load)
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"Instead of 1 Gb, it comes between 250–450! I hope that if I pay for 1 kg of bread, they'll only give me half a kilo, no advertising!" — b.jani, 2025.11
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"Győr — ping 12 ms, download 148 Mbps, upload 202 Mbps. Only this much out of 1000." — Tóth Ferenc, 2026.01
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These reviews show that in real, everyday use — over an Ethernet cable — the One packages fully meet expectations and often even exceed them.
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How to interpret the speed test results?
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After the measurement is complete, you get three main values. Here's what they mean in practice:
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Download speed
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| Speed | What can you do with it? |
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| 10–25 Mbps | Basic browsing, email, SD video. |
| 25–50 Mbps | HD streaming (Netflix, YouTube 1080p), video calls. |
| 50–100 Mbps | 4K streaming on one device, online gaming, home office. |
| 100–300 Mbps | Multiple 4K streams simultaneously, fast download of large files, family use. |
| 300–1000+ Mbps | Professional home office, server operation, large file uploads, multiple users at once. |
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| 5–10 Mbps | Basic uploads, video calls. |
| 20–50 Mbps | Regular large file uploads, cloud backups, streaming (Twitch/YouTube). |
| 100+ Mbps | Professional content creation, server operation, real-time data streams. |
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Ping / Latency
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| Ping | Minu0151su00edtu00e9s | Use case |
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| 0–20 ms | Excellent | Competitive online gaming, real-time applications. |
| 20–50 ms | Good | Average gaming, video calls. |
| 50–100 ms | Acceptable | Browsing, streaming, but noticeable lag in gaming. |
| 100+ ms | Problematic | Video calls stutter, gaming is sluggish. |
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What is the One bandwidth enough for? Use cases
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The real performance (860–950 Mbps download, 280–310 Mbps upload, 5–10 ms ping) provides an advantage in many everyday situations:
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| Use case | Required bandwidth | With the One 1 Gbps package? |
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| 4K / Ultra HD streaming (Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max) on 2–3 devices simultaneously | ~75–100 Mbps | ✅ Conveniently |
| Downloading large files (games 100+ GB, macOS/Windows updates) | 200+ Mbps ideal | ✅ In minutes |
| Upload: cloud backups (Backblaze, Google Drive, OneDrive) | 50–200 Mbps | ✅ Fast |
| Remote access to home servers (NAS, Plex, Home Assistant) | 50–200 Mbps upload | ✅ Stable |
| Online gaming (CS2, Valorant, LoL, CoD) | 10–20 Mbps + low ping | ✅ 5–10 ms ping |
| HD/4K video calls (Zoom, Teams, Meet) with multiple participants | 10–25 Mbps / direction | ✅ Uninterrupted |
| Family use: 4–5 people simultaneously (streaming + gaming + home office) | 200–500 Mbps | ✅ Convenient |
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This bandwidth is ideal for modern home needs: family use, home office, and more serious content consumption alike.
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One vs Digi vs Telekom vs Yettel — provider comparison 2026
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To help you decide, we compared the gigabit packages of the four largest Hungarian providers based on real measurement data (source: NMHH Szélessáv.net 2026 Q1, Ookla Speedtest Intelligence 2026 Q1, SpeedTest 365 community measurements).
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| Provider | Package name | Advertised download | Real download (average) | Advertised upload | Real upload (average) | Ping (average) | Monthly fee (approx.) |
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| One | One 1000 Mbps | 1000 Mbps | 860–950 Mbps | 300 Mbps | 280–310 Mbps | 5–10 ms | ~6,990 HUF |
| Digi | Digi 1000 | 1000 Mbps | 800–920 Mbps | 500 Mbps | 400–480 Mbps | 6–12 ms | ~5,990 HUF |
| Magyar Telekom | Magenta 1 Gbps | 1000 Mbps | 750–900 Mbps | 300 Mbps | 250–290 Mbps | 8–15 ms | ~7,990 HUF |
| Yettel | Yettel 1 Gbps | 1000 Mbps | 700–880 Mbps | 200 Mbps | 180–220 Mbps | 10–20 ms | ~6,490 HUF |
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Which one should you choose? Personalized recommendation
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| If you... | Choose this: |
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| Gamer / streamer / low ping is critical | One 1000 Mbps (best ping + upload) |
| Maximum upload needed (NAS, backup, server) | Digi 1000 (500 Mbps upload speed) |
| Family use, only download matters, cheaper | Yettel 1 Gbps or Digi 1000 |
| You live in the outskirts/rural area, GPON availability uncertain | Check the One coverage map → One availability |
| Corporate/SOHO use, SLA required | Magyar Telekom Magenta (business options, SLA) |
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🎮 Gamer? Download the Speedtest One app for ping monitoring!
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Real-time ping graph, server selection, measurement history — free.
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What router do you need for gigabit One internet?
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The router is the most common bottleneck. Even the best One package will be slow if your router can't handle gigabit throughput.
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Router recommendations by speed category
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| 150–500 Mbps | Wi‑Fi 5 (AC1200+) | TP-Link Archer C80, Asus RT-AC57U | Cheap, reliable, gigabit WAN port |
| 500–1000 Mbps | Wi‑Fi 6 (AX3000+) | TP-Link Archer AX50 / AX73, Asus RT-AX58U / AX86U, Xiaomi AX3000T | Recommended for One gigabit — 2.4 GHz + 5 GHz, OFDMA, MU-MIMO |
| 1000+ Mbps / multi-gig | Wi‑Fi 6E / 7 (AXE5400+ / BE) | Asus GT-AXE11000, TP-Link Archer BE800, Netgear Nighthawk RS700 | 6 GHz band, 2.5G/10G WAN port, future-proof |
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Cable quality: Cat5e minimum, Cat6/6a recommended for gigabit networks. Old Cat5 cable will cap at 100 Mbps.
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Router placement and settings
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- Central, elevated, unobstructed — not in cabinets, not in metal boxes, not next to microwave ovens.
- QoS setup: If your router supports it, set the priority: gaming/video streaming > downloads > background updates.
- DNS optimization: Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Google (8.8.8.8) DNS can speed up domain resolution (though it doesn't increase bandwidth).
- Regular restart: Rebooting the router once a week helps free up memory and refresh DHCP leases.
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Measuring mobile internet speed with Speedtest One
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Measuring mobile internet (4G/5G) differs from cable measurement — there are more variables in play.
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4G vs 5G measurement differences
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| Factor | 4G / LTE | 5G (Sub-6 GHz) |
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| Typical download | 30–150 Mbps | 200–800 Mbps |
| Typical upload | 10–30 Mbps | 30–100 Mbps |
| Ping | 20–50 ms | 10–25 ms |
| Click latency | Noticeable | Minimal |
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- Indoors (apartment/office): Walls, windows, concrete can cause 10–30% speed loss on 5G.
- Outdoors (open space): Best results, but fluctuates depending on network load.
- MobilnetXXL / One Mobil: One's mobile network in 2026 in Budapest is also available in 5G SA (Standalone) mode — lower latency, better spectral efficiency.
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What internet speed do I need? Package selection decision guide
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Not sure which package is yours? Choose your profile:
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| Profile | Number of people | Main usage | Recommended package |
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| Individual / Student | 1 | Browsing, streaming, light gaming | One 150–500 Mbps |
| Couple / Young couple | 2 | Streaming, home office, gaming | One 500 Mbps |
| Family of 3–4 people | 3–4 | Multiple 4K streams, gaming, home office, smart devices | One 1000 Mbps |
| Large family / Home office | 5+ | Parallel 4K, large uploads, servers, VPN | One 1000 Mbps + router upgrade |
| Gamer / Streamer | 1–2 | Competitive gaming, Twitch/YouTube streaming | One 1000 Mbps (ping + upload) |
| Remote worker / Freelancer | 1–2 | VPN, Zoom/Teams 4K, large file upload, cloud sync | One 500–1000 Mbps |
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What is a netmérő?
A netmeter the common name for internet speed measuring tools: an online internet speed test, with which you can accurately measure your download and upload speeds, as well as ping – without registration. The Speedtest One netmérő works with real user data.
Frequently asked questions about internet speed test (FAQ)
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What is a netmérő?
A netmérő is nothing more than the short, colloquial name for internet speed measuring tools. It measures the same as a classic internet speed test: download, upload, and ping.
What is an internet speed test / speed meter?
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An internet speed test is an online tool or service that lets you check your actual bandwidth — download speed, upload speed, and ping value. The most well-known ones: Speedtest.net (Ookla), Fast.com, SpeedTest One, NMHH Szélessáv.net.
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Why does the speed meter show a different result than what the provider promises?
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The promised speed (“up to X Mbps”) is a theoretical maximum under ideal lab conditions. In reality, network congestion, router hardware, Wi-Fi signal, cable quality, server distance, and package type (GPON vs. coax) all affect the result. Achieving 80–90% performance is normal.
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Wi-Fi vs. cable: which is more accurate?
nAlways Ethernet cable. Wi-Fi (even Wi-Fi 6/6E/7) is prone to signal loss, interference, and bandwidth sharing. With a cable measurement, you reach 95–100% of the promised value; with Wi-Fi, often only 50–80%.
How do I check my mobile internet speed?
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With the same tools: Speedtest.net app, Fast.com app, or in the browser speedtest365.hu/speedtest-one/. Important: measure on 4G/5G (not Wi-Fi), in an open area, and in multiple locations.
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How much data does a speed measurement use?
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A full measurement (download + upload + ping) uses about. 20–50 MB of data. If you have a limited mobile plan, watch out.
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What is the difference between ping and latency?
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When should I complain to the provider?
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If with a cable measurement you consistently (at least 3 separate measurements on different days) get values below 80% compared to the promised speed, and you have ruled out your own network issues (router, cable, device). Document the measurements (screenshot, date, time).
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How much data traffic does the Speedtest One app use?
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One measurement uses about 20–50 MB. Running the app in the background (ping monitoring) generates minimal data traffic (~1–2 MB/hour). On mobile data, watch your data allowance.
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Does Speedtest One work offline?
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What is the difference between Speedtest One and Speedtest.net?
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Measurement methodology — how was the data created?
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- ✅ Real-time ping monitoring with a graph (critical for gamers)
- ✅ Mu00e9ru00e9siu00f6rtu00e9net Saving and exporting results (CSV, PDF) — for provider complaints
- ✅ Multiple server selection — not just the nearest one, but any Hungarian server
- ✅ Network diagnostics — jitter, packet loss, signal strength
- ✅ Hungarian interface, free, ad-free
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With internet speed test tools — such as the SpeedTest One with built-in measurement — you can check at any time whether the provider is keeping its promises. The One internet in 2026 consistently delivers — and often exceeds — the download and upload speeds. Forum users' experiences confirm: the system is modern, reliable, and the price/performance ratio is outstanding.
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If you are also looking for gigabit home internet, it is worth considering the One 1000 Mbps package — especially if you are a gamer, remote worker, streamer, or live with a large family.
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Related articles and tools (Internal links)
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- Our main speed test tool — SpeedTest 365
- Ookla Speedtest results and explanation
- How to choose an internet package? Guide 2026
- What is the difference between download and upload speed?
- Digi speedtest results and comparison
- Internet speed measurement at home: How to measure correctly?
- Comparison of internet speed testers 2026 — Which is the most accurate?
- Mobile internet speed in Hungary 2026 — 4G vs 5G comparison
- Best router for gigabit internet — Detailed comparison 2026 (new article)
- Ping optimization for gaming — Low latency guide (new article)
- Package selector calculator — What speed do I need? (new tool)
- One coverage map and GPON expansion (new page)
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A disaster what they provide here as internet. Zero development. .
I'm canceling my contract!
MobilnetXXL, Győr-Ménfőcsanak residential park, ground floor, during the day download doesn't even reach 1 Mbps, at dawn I've measured 30 Mbps.
This is a big zero. The suggestion was to put the router in the southeast window and it would be better in a few months.
I reported the fault again after nearly half a year, because it's unusable like this, now I'm waiting, because the promise was that it would be good by spring.
Instead of 1gb, it comes between 250-450! I hope if they only get half a kilo for the price of 1 kg of bread, there won't be any complaints!
Győr - ping 12 ms, download 148 Mbps, upload 202 Mbps. That's all from the 1000.
Jászkadány ping 17ms, download 180, upload 16. In the morning it was much better, usually 400-490 download and 26 upload. Could the weather be causing this?
ONE is a pile of ….. 1 gig internet. Pest County Rád!
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ONE is a pile of ….. 1 gig internet. Pest County Rád! It was good while it was Digi!
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Good day! This is not entirely true if we also consider mobile internet. .
„Budapest, Szeged, Pécs, and Debrecen also perform outstandingly. This means that the speed is not only on paper, but also stably available in real-world use.”
Maybe that was the case in 2024-2025, now in 2026 near Szeged it's between 1.2 mbit/s and 10 mbit/s. At least mobile internet + wired is also poor, slow no matter what they replace. .
The router needs to be replaced back. Instead of 1000 Mb/s Down: 164.5, 189.5, 191.07 Up: 40.6, 40.65, 40.54
For days, max 150mb down and 8-10mb/sec is all my One giganet service can squeeze out. And customer service keeps talking around it, saying everything is fine on their end. This service is also a big pile of 💩.
ping 19 /download 234/ upload 40 that's all that goes today in Szombathely on the 1000 package 🙁
In Lovas it's a trash can, sometimes we can't even measure, sometimes it can do 5-6 Mbs, before with the other provider it could do 20Mbs, but that was nonstop, and with this one in the evenings we can't even watch TV because it doesn't come through at more than 480 pixels…..
László. I'm from Kiskunfélegyháza, in my 1000 package, it's good if the speed is 550!!! This is definitely not what they promised!!!!!!