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recorded speeds of at least 1,266.49 Mbps on average, while the lowest 10% of users experienced speeds of 127.52 Mbps or slower on average. However, the top 10% of users in the U.A.E.

was the fastest 5G market in our analysis, based on median download performance of 545.53 Mbps in December 2022, followed by South Korea and Qatar. However, if we look at performance on today’s 5G networks, looking beyond the median at the range of performance between users in the top 10% and those in the lower 10%, Speedtest Intelligence data reveals huge variance in the performance users experience. We recently looked at 5G network performance over high frequency (mmW) bands, painting a view of the true potential of 5G networks. While headline 5G speeds impress, Speedtest Intelligence data lays bare the ups and downs of 5G performance for consumers, even in early launch, advanced 5G markets. Median 5G performance allows us to gauge the midpoint of user experience on 5G networks, however it doesn’t paint the full picture. Operators’ 5G NPS still trade at a premium compared to 4G, and while performance is just one part of the equation, operators should take care to build on the positive sentiment that 5G has brought to date.ĭespite impressive headline speeds, 5G performance varies a lot With the exception of Sweden and Qatar, all the early launch 5G markets in our analysis saw 5G NPS fall year-over-year.

5G Net Promoter Scores (NPS) significantly higher than 4G LTE in most markets, but waning.

As a result, operators must carefully balance network investment priorities. At the same time, many of these markets are facing economic headwinds, placing more emphasis than ever on cost control. While understandable as 5G adoption grows and users in more remote locations access 5G, declining median download speeds also point to investment and deployment challenges in some markets.

Median 5G performance is declining in many early launch 5G markets.

Reviewing the top 10% and worst 10% of Ookla® Speedtest Intelligence® samples reveals significant variance in the consumer experience on today’s 5G networks, with 5G speeds peaking at over 1 Gbps for the top 10% of users in the U.A.E on average, but falling to below 20 Mbps for the lower 10% in Norway, the U.S., Japan, Germany, and Spain.

In-market 5G performance varies widely.