Unifi Speed Test – Check Your Internet Speed
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How this test measures your connection
Your browser makes progressively larger transfers to our measurement server. Download and upload show estimated throughput along that route. Ping and jitter come from HTTP response times. The charts show speed estimates from this run and each chart scales independently.
Transfers may use up to 165 MB plus protocol overhead. Stages can stop early. The measurement service discards upload data and does not store your results.
TM Speed Test for Unifi Connections
Use the test above to check download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter on your active connection. For a baseline, pause streaming and backups, then run two tests on the same device. If you’re checking a fibre plan, use a wired connection where practical and compare with Unifi’s official testing guidance.
What to Check After Your Speed Test
- Slow in one room: Compare Wi-Fi near the router with the affected room. If you can, use Ethernet as a separate baseline. See our Unifi speed improvement guide.
- Wired speeds stop near 100 Mbps: If your plan is faster, check the negotiated Ethernet link speed before changing your plan or router.
- Slow mainly in the evening: Keep the device and test server the same and compare daytime and evening results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a TM speed test the same as a Unifi speed test?
Yes, when you’re referring to a speed test for Telekom Malaysia’s Unifi broadband. Different test services can report different numbers because they use different servers and methods.
How can I compare my result with my Unifi plan speed?
Use a wired device and an Ethernet link that can handle your plan speed. Pause other traffic, run a few tests under the same conditions, then compare with the test recommended by Unifi support.
Why is ping higher here than on another speed test?
Ping on this tool is HTTP round-trip timing to our measurement server. Server distance and network routing affect it. Compare repeated results to the same destination when troubleshooting. See how to read your Unifi speed test results.
Why does my Unifi speed test stop around 90–100 Mbps?
If your plan is faster and the result repeats over Ethernet, check whether the device and router negotiated a 100 Mbps link. Try a known gigabit-capable port and cable, then run the test again.
What should I do if my Unifi connection is completely offline?
Start with the Unifi connection troubleshooting steps. A speed test needs an active internet connection.
Testing another Malaysian network? Try the Digi speed test or Maxis speed test.