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Typical Speed
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Typical Speed
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Typical Speed Range by Broadband Plan
| Broadband Plan | Typical Download Speeds (Local) | Typical Upload Speeds (Local) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
1Gbps |
942 Mbps – 979 Mbps |
939 Mbps – 973 Mbps |
Best Broadband for Casual HD Streaming |
3Gbps |
2335 Mbps - 2845 Mbps
|
2352 Mbps - 2841 Mbps |
Perfect for moderate to heavy internet users, ideal for HD streaming, gaming, and multi-device usage |
5Gbps |
4709 Mbps - 4766 Mbps |
4727 Mbps - 4772 Mbps |
Excellent for high-speed data transfers and seamless multi-tasking across multiple devices. |
10Gbps |
7574 Mbps – 8097 Mbps |
7702 Mbps – 7923 Mbps |
Designed for power users demanding ultra-fast connectivity for professional tasks, 4K streaming, and smart home systems. |
NOTE:
- Results are based on multiple PCs experiencing download concurrently.
- The Typical Speed Range is computed to reflect that at least 80% of the time, a customer should experience the lower bound speed or higher. Measurement are based on peak and non peak periods (peak period s are from 6pm to 2am, weekdays and 11am to 2am), weekends. Modems used in the speed measurement are via direct wired LAN connections to Fibre Optical Network Terminals (fibre broadband). Wireless routers are not used in the testing. Data is accurate and updated as of March 2026.
- Please note that results from 3rd party speed test servers may differ greatly. StarHub is not able to control the quality of connection beyond its own network. StarHub has no visibility over their configuration and limitation of any 3rd party speedtest server and their networks quality that may produce different/varying results. Learn how to perform a speedtest.
- ^For 2Gbps Fibre Broadband, typical speed for individual connection will follow typical speed range of 1Gbps service.
