The following is the National 4G / 5G and fixed broadband network speed ranking in April 2021 From Speed measuring network recommended by recordtrend.com. And this article belongs to the classification: network service.
According to the statistics of speed measurement network speed big data system, Tianjin ranked first in the average download speed of broadband network of all provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in April 2021, with an average download speed of 209.89 Mbps; Gansu Province ranked second, with a network speed of 181.35mbps.
Sichuan Province and Guangxi Province ranked third and fourth, with similar average download speeds of 159.62mbps and 159.54mbps, respectively. Zhejiang Province ranked last with an average download speed of 78.07 Mbps.
1. The average speed of broadband network in all provinces of China
In the list of average upload speed of broadband, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region ranks first, with an average upload speed of 61.26 Mbps; Tibet Autonomous Region ranked second with an average upload speed of 56.58mbps; Jiangxi Province ranked third with an average upload speed of 56.31mbps; The last three provinces (municipalities) were Guangdong Province, Chongqing city and Zhejiang Province, with average upload speeds of 29.78 Mbps, 27.92 Mbps and 21.11 Mbps, respectively.
2. Ranking of average 4G network speed of provinces in China
Among the average download speeds of 4G networks in all provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government), Tibet Autonomous Region ranks first with obvious advantages, with an average download speed of 73.71 Mbps; Tianjin ranked second with an average download speed of 61.11mbps; Fujian Province ranked third with an average download speed of 60.38mbps; The last three provinces are Anhui, Hunan and Qinghai, with average download speeds of 41.37mbps, 41.23mbps and 39.73mbps, respectively.
Compared with the download ranking, the average upload speed of 4G network is relatively evenly distributed, and the top three are Tianjin, Gansu Province and Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, with average upload speed of 22.97mbps, 21.66mbps and 21.03mbps respectively; The last three provinces (municipalities) are Liaoning, Chongqing and Guangdong, with average upload speeds of 15.41 Mbps, 15.20 Mbps and 14.24 Mbps, respectively.
3. 5g network speed ranking of all provinces in China
The average download speed of 5g networks in all provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) is significantly higher than that of broadband and 4G networks, among which Qinghai Province ranks first, with an average download speed of 421.82mbps; Yunnan Province and Jilin Province ranked second and third, respectively, with similar download speeds of 316.03mbps and 310.73mbps; Tianjin, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and Jiangsu Province ranked the last three, with average download speeds of 184.84 Mbps, 168.15 Mbps and 167.33 Mbps, respectively.
In the average upload speed of 5g network, Qinghai province still ranks first, with an average upload speed of 62.92mbps; Jilin Province ranked second, with an average upload speed of 58.79 Mbps; Hunan Province ranks third, with an average upload speed of 52.96 Mbps; The average upload speed of the provinces ranking from the fourth to the last is relatively close, and the difference between the average upload speed of the neighboring provinces is no more than 2Mbps. Jiangsu Province ranks last, with an average upload speed of 32.68mbps.
Statement:
1. China’s Chinese mainland is not the only source of data and data from China, Hongkong, China and Macao, China, as well as Taiwan, China.
2. All the data used in this paper are the real data submitted by the users of speed measurement network. Due to the limitations of research methods and data acquisition resources, this ranking list is only provided for readers as a reference. The company is not liable for the data and opinions of the ranking. The legal consequences of any action taken by any organization or individual based on the above data information have nothing to do with the company, and the relevant disputes or legal liabilities arising therefrom shall be borne by the actor.
More reading: opensignal: US 5g network speed lags behind the global average of 50.9mb/s speed measurement network & cloud speed measurement: national red packet speed ranking during the Spring Festival in 2019 speed measurement network: national network speed report in the first half of 2019 speed measurement network: Q2 China network speed report in 2020 speed measurement network: Q3 national network speed data report in 2020 ookla: mobile network speed of South Korea in 2019 reaches 76.72mb, ranking first in the world in 2019 Global 5g network speed big pk2017 Q3 China’s fixed broadband speed reached 16.40mbit/s opensignal: in 2017, Singapore ranked first with an average 4G download speed of 45.62 Mbps opensignal: in June 2017, Singapore ranked first with an average 4G download speed of 45Mb Broadband Development Alliance: in 2016 Q4 China’s fixed broadband and 4G average download speed nearly 12m Broadband Development Alliance: Q2 China network development report in 2018 The fastest growing broadband development alliance in China: 4G Q3 China 4G download speed up to 21.46Mbps in 2018, 39.9%OpenSignal:2016 growth year, the global 4G network speed ranking Chinese mainland ranked thirty-third, exceeding the Japan US Broadband Development Alliance: 2016 Q3 China 4G download rate mean over 11Mbit/s
If you want to get the full report, you can contact us by leaving us the comment. If you think the information here might be helpful to others, please actively share it. If you want others to see your attitude towards this report, please actively comment and discuss it. Please stay tuned to us, we will keep updating as much as possible to record future development trends.
RecordTrend.com is a website that focuses on future technologies, markets and user trends. We are responsible for collecting the latest research data, authority data, industry research and analysis reports. We are committed to becoming a data and report sharing platform for professionals and decision makers. We look forward to working with you to record the development trends of today’s economy, technology, industrial chain and business model.Welcome to follow, comment and bookmark us, and hope to share the future with you, and look forward to your success with our help.
-
-
-
-
