Seems to be working now - Keep an eye on it for the next 24 hours or so

From what I can see so far, there's nothing like the 60+mS latency that your speedtest showed, reinforcing the view that there's something wrong with your testing (using an iPad wirelessly). Perhaps a latency peak will appear later...

Edited by ferretuk (Tue 18-Jul-23 17:42:42)

In reply to a post by ferretuk:

Seems to be working now - Keep an eye on it for the next 24 hours or so

If thats your router starting to respond on the BQM graph first look at the latency doesn't seem too bad.

In reply to a post by hk11:

Safari on an iPad.

If you have an iCloud+ subscription for cloud storage, you will want to turn off iCloud Private Browsing before doing any testing. Otherwise you're testing Apple's servers.

Well you need to run speed tests via an ethernet connection direct to the router, with the wifi disabled, otherwise all bets are off.

Do you have any computers newer than 5 years? What model year is the iPad?

Well my thinking is that ultimately it's BT group who will be picking up the bill, and them who are responsible if there's a problem.

Thanks.

LOL.

Thanks.

According to my WiFi I'm actually sending this from my new router via the Three network.

Edited by hk11 (Tue 18-Jul-23 19:24:38)

No: nothing new.

No idea, but they are old!

Speed test using my new Three router and SIM card :-

https://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest/16897049154...

I will appologise, how i worded that was wrong. The reason i've asked is that apple is rather creative in Ethernet positions etc. And also we have seen older mac's having issues wirelessly .