#speed test

Soccer Aid speed test

Transcript: "I'm getting better at this thing."

I did a test to see which app was faster when I knew where all the buttons were. I wrote the sentence, "I'm going to pick apples tomorrow" on Proloquo2go, and on LAMP. P2G took 28 seconds to complete the sentence. I've been using the app for a year and a half and am quite fluent on it now.

LAMP took a couple of tries to familiarise myself with where all the buttons for the sentence were, but once I was fluent at saying it, I was able to do so within 23 seconds.

My TP-Link Archer T2U Nano AC600 USB Wifi Dongle Internet Speed Test - Part 3 in 2.4GHz [Sept 14, 2020]

Hi! Now the 5GHz had a tremendous internet speed test, it is time to change my wifi connection to 2.4GHz with my new USB Wifi Dongle - TP-Link Archer T2U Nano AC600 USB Wifi Dongle! 😁📶💻 

IMPORTANT NOTE: *But before that, I want YOU… Yes you, which you’re reading my description. I want you to watch my recorded video first 📹📲 (as a observation) before you read the rest of my reaction experience. Hope you’re watching… And also please keep in mind; that my country (The Philippines 🇵🇭) was still one of the slowest internet connections in the world, so I would like to apologize for saying that but it is true nonetheless...😟

Now without further ado, let’s get started:

•(Now as you already done watching video.) Once again I tested out with the same first internet speed test as before (Speedtest.net by Ookla) 📶💻. And as you can see the download and upload speed rate reach 2.4GHz wifi speed rate standards, with the final stop at between 84.44 Mbps download rate and 79.39 Mbps upload rate respectively. In fact I actually have a screenshot of my final speed test with my old TP-Link wireless N (TL-WN725N) before I switched to new one, so here check it out.↓

Compare between the Wireless N (TL-WN725N) and the Archer T2U Nano’s download and upload speed rate was completely difference and suffice-to-say that the Archer T2U Nano beat the Wireless N was pretty good. 😊

*No overall thoughts this time around, I’ll save it in my final part internet speed test.*

Now I do have another recorded video, but I’ll posted later on tonight at 8PM (Philippine Time), plus my final thoughts / overall will be reveal as well. So please stick around and see you in the next.

So  anyways, that’s all for now. And if you want to see my recorded video as well as my review about my old TP-Link USB wifi dongle, then I’ll provide some links down below. ↓

TP-Link Archer T2U Nano AC600: • Recorded Video [Sept 8, 2020] • Part 1 [Sept 9, 2020] • Part 2 [Sept 9, 2020] • Internet Speed Test in 5GHz - Part 1 (Recorded video) [Sept 11, 2020] • Internet Speed Test in 5GHz - Part 2 (Recorded video) [Sept 11, 2020]

TP-Link Wireless N Nano USB Adapter TL-WN725N • Part 1 [Jun 22, 2019] • Part 2 [Jun 23, 2019] • Internet Speed Test [Jun 25, 2019]

http://beta.speedtest.net/ is the one we have been using for years, and the one we used to fight Comcast when they were insisting that they were not Throttling our service.  But Netflix released their own not too long ago because this sort of thing has been happening https://fast.com/

I would strongly recommend doing a few speed tests over the course of a few days or weeks when things are running will and saving screen caps of those so that if they do start to do something shady you can compare your current speeds with what you should normally get.  ( you should also know what speeds you are paying for so that if you have to call and fight you can use that as part of the argument.) 

Well, here’s the result from Google (upper) and Oolka’s (lower) Speed test using the TP-Link Wireless N Nano USB Adapter and the upgraded PLDT Home Fibr.

So my reaction was great, albeit a mix speed test after I tried numerous times - I can’t just keep on screenshot with the highest speeds of both download and upload. But I ended up a great result ( I guess)...

Yes yes, I know what you thinking. I understand that my country has one of the slowest speeds in the world but at least they’ve try to catch up. I mean there’s converge’s own fiber x and fiber extreme are the perfect solution that we want to replace but we’re not planning that. So please be respect...