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If you're sharing your broadband connection with multiple users/devices in your home, this up to 940/880 Mbps high speed service will help ensure there's enough internet connection to go around.
With a Fios Gigabit Connection you can:
Check to see if Fios Gigabit Connection is available at your address.
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A router speed test can be used to measure the speed being delivered from the Verizon network to your home router. To test the speed of your Fios Gigabit Connection, go to verizon.com/SpeedTest and run a router speed test.
If you just ordered a Fios Gigabit Connection and have a same day due date, it generally takes a few hours to have your service supplied. Please wait until end of day before you test your Fios Gigabit Connection.
To get the best possible speed make sure your device:
Note: If your device doesn’t meet the recommended specifications for Fios Gigabit, it’s likely you won’t see your subscribed internet speed when running a device test. As higher speed products like Fios Gigabit Connections become available, your device’s capability to support these high capacity speeds becomes critical.
Also, when running a speed test on a Wi-Fi device, you are testing the speed of your Wi-Fi network, not the broadband speed delivered by your Fios Gigabit Connection provider.
The minimum device specifications for Fios Internet are:
In general, any device meeting the above criteria will see excellent performance on a Fios Gigabit Connection. To run a speed test on a single device, please ensure your device meets the recommended criteria below:
Recommended device specifications for Fios Gigabit Connections are:
Fios Router and Fios Quantum Gateway both support Fios Gigabit Connections.
The speed on a Wi-Fi connection depends on the Wi-Fi standard your device supports. As a general guideline, maximum theoretical speeds supported by the existing Wi-Fi standards are:
Note: These speeds are best-case scenarios and most devices may not achieve these speeds due to limitations on the number of Wi-Fi antennas, antenna orientation etc. on the device.
Unsure of what Wi-Fi standard your device supports – refer to the device manual or call the device manufacturer.
Several other external factors may cause interference and affect the speed of your Wi-Fi connection, including:
Identifying the specific interference is difficult and sometimes impossible. To get the best possible Wi-Fi signal, place the router in the location where you connect most using Wi-Fi and place away from physical obstructions and other devices that may interfere with the Wi-Fi signal. During times when you need the fastest connection possible, use a wired connection to the router.
Fios Gigabit Connections may still be the right choice for you if you have multiple devices simultaneously connecting to the internet and actively engaging in streaming or uploading/downloading videos and photos. By getting a connection with high bandwidth, you ensure that each device gets enough bandwidth for its individual usage.
Get the most out of Fios Gigabit Connection!
These steps can help...