![]() ![]() That means Comcast is promising to deliver 200 Mbps to your modem/gateway. You said you’re paying Comcast for a download speed of 200 Mbps. Please allow me to explain why having multiple devices in use while you’re running the speed test matters… ![]() I should have mentioned that in the post about so I plan to go back and add it. ![]() You didn’t mention how many computers and other devices were using your Internet connection at the times when you ran your tests, and that makes a huge difference. While there’s always a chance that the Comcast tech you spoke with just told you that to get you off the line, I have a hunch that you are indeed getting the speed you’re paying for. Rick’s answer: Checking actual Internet download and upload speeds can be a little tricky, Kellie. Is there something I’m doing wrong when I run the speed test or is Comcast just blowing me off? I called Comcast this afternoon and they ran some kind of test from their end and said I was getting all the speed I’m paying for. ![]() The fastest speed I got was around 65 Mbps. I read your post about and used it to run several speed tests yesterday and again this morning. Question from Kellie L.: I have Comcast Internet and the plan I’m on is for 200 Mbps download speed. ![]()
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