SpaceX's Starlink provided the fastest satellite internet in the world.
There's no denying the experience it provides is impressive, with one user recently telling IE it allowed him to livereleased a new analysis
This bodes well for Starlink customers, though SpaceX has recently urged them to appeal against a Dish Network proposal Ookla also released a speed analysis of Starlink last year, and it now provides a new update with its Q1 2022 analysis of speeds in Europe, 16.29 Mbps in Q1 2021 to 9.33 Mbps in Q1 2022 — and were at least 36 percent slower in Canada — 16.69 Mbps to 10.70 Mbps. Median latency also increased a fairly negligible amount of roughly 4 ms in both countries.Ookla's analysis also shows that Starlink in Mexico provided the fastest satellite internet in North America during Q1 2022, with a median download speed of 105.91 Mbps. This was closely followed by Starlink in Canada and the U.S. .
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