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As you move away from your Gateway (modem or router), signal strength diminishes, slowing upload/download speeds and reducing coverage. The placement of your Gateway is the key to ensuring both coverage and speed for your devices.
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Xfinity average internet speed test results: Average download speed: 155.68 Mbps. Average latency: 23.45 ms. Total speed tests: 545,625
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The Xfinity Speed Test, also known as the Speed to Device Test, is a web-based speed test used to measure your real-time network connection. The test measures the download speed, upload speed, latency and activities that can be supported by the connection to your device.
As of January 2022, Xfinity’s national average download speed is 185.04 Mbps. Throughout their coverage footprint, the average latency on Xfinity Internet speed tests is 20.29ms. For context, terrestrial connections usually perform in the 5–70ms range. Satellite connections can be in the range of 500–800ms.
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