THE oklaowner of Speed test, released the quarterly report on cellular networks in Brazil. The country lost seven positions and occupies the 65th place in the world ranking of mobile internet, with an average of 31.52 Mb/s of download. Claro is the operator that obtained the best download and latency results.
In September, Brazil remained in the 65th position of the mobile internet performance ranking and was behind Turkey, Morocco, Jamaica and Azerbaijan, but ahead of names such as Ireland (70th place), Mexico (76th place), Chile (78th place ) and Argentina (86th place). The country that won the first place is Norway, with 126.9 Mb/s, while Haiti is in the last place with 4.44 Mb/s.
It is not difficult to understand the fall in Brazil’s positions. The development of 5G networks here is slow and lagging, especially compared to countries in Europe and Asia. O fifth generation signal has arrived in all capitalsbut it is still restricted to some neighborhoods or regions that concentrate people with greater purchasing power.
When it comes to fixed internet, Brazil achieved a better status by ranking 32nd with an average of 94.6 Mb/s, positioning itself ahead of several European countries. Chile occupies the lead with 217.4 Mb/s, while Cuba appears in the last place, with only 1.82 Mb/s.
Claro Mobile has faster speeds and lower ping
On the national scene, Claro once again leads the download speed ranking on mobile networks and was positioned ahead of Claro, TIM and Vivo in the measurements of the third quarter of 2022.
| operator | Average download speed (the bigger the better) |
|---|---|
| 1st place: clear |
37.17 Mb/s |
| 2nd place: Alive |
28.25 Mb/s |
| 3rd place: TIM |
25.98 Mb/s |
| 4th place Hey |
15.72 Mb/s |
Despite being sold to Claro, TIM and VivoOi remains in Ookla’s ranking, as most customers have not yet migrated to the new operator.
When it’s about ping, TIM usually appears in the first place in national rankings. This time, Claro achieved the best response time in Ookla’s multi-server latency tests:
| operator | Latency (the smaller the better) |
|---|---|
| 1st place: clear |
45 ms |
| 1st place: Alive |
50 ms |
| 3rd place: TIM |
56 ms |
| 4th place: Hey |
70 ms |
Another data from the Ookla report is the consistency indicator, which represents the percentage of times that speed tests achieve at least 5 Mb/s download and 1 Mb/s upload. Once again, Claro came out with the best result:
| operator | Consistency (the bigger the better) |
|---|---|
| 1st place: clear |
85.9% |
| 2nd place: Alive |
82.1% |
| 3rd place: TIM |
81.2% |
| 4th place: Hey |
68.9% |
Ookla also lists the 10 Brazilian capitals with the highest speed on mobile internet. Brasília appears in the 1st place with 100.52 Mb/s of download, more than double the second place, São Paulo.
Check out the full list:
| City | download speed | upload speed | Latency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st place: Brasilia |
100.52 Mb/s | 19.86 Mb/s | 17 ms |
| 2nd place: Sao Paulo |
49.25 Mb/s | 14.13 Mb/s | 22 ms |
| 3rd place: Curitiba |
49.08 Mb/s | 13.91 Mb/s | 20 ms |
| 4th place: Rio de Janeiro |
39.7 Mb/s | 12.17 Mb/s | 22 ms |
| 5th place: Belo Horizonte |
35.82 Mb/s | 12.91 Mb/s | 23 ms |
| 6th place: goiânia |
32.31 Mb/s | 11.8 Mb/s | 22 ms |
| 7th place: savior |
31.81 Mb/s | 11.08 Mb/s | 21 ms |
| 8th place: Strength |
28.97 Mb/s | 12.6 Mb/s | 19 ms |
| 9th place: Recife |
24.86 Mb/s | 11.01 Mb/s | 27 ms |
| 10th place: manaus |
21.62 Mb/s | 9.37 Mb/s | 22 ms |
With information: Speed test
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