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Thanks to unprecedented investments in our network, Spectrum Internet offers Gigabit-speed connections and starting speeds of 300 Mbps across our entire footprint – all with no modem fees, no data caps, and no contracts. This report follows a study from the Federal Communications Commission that showed Spectrum Internet outperformed all DSL and Fiber competitors, exceeding 100% of advertised download and upload speeds and making Spectrum the most consistent broadband internet service for the fifth year in a row. A full list of the cities and their speeds are available here (opens in new tab).Our highest priority is providing our customers with quality connectivity products and services and we’re proud that the analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data confirms Spectrum Internet ® delivers the fastest internet and Wi-Fi in the nation. Paul, Minnesota fourth slowest and Albuquerque, New Mexico fifth slowest.

Toledo, Ohio was second slowest Detroit, Michigan third slowest St. Memphis, Tennessee again had the slowest median download speed over fixed broadband among the 100 most populous cities in the U.S. Raleigh, North Carolina was second San Antonio, TX third Austin, Texas fourth and Irving, Texas fifth. In terms of the 100 most populous cities in the U.S., Jersey City, New Jersey took the top spot as the fastest city for median download speeds over fixed broadband at 215.78 Mbps during Q1 2022. A full list of states is available here (opens in new tab). Montana was next slowest, then New Mexico, Alaska, and Vermont. Wyoming once again had the slowest median download speed in the U.S. New York was second, Rhode Island third, Maryland fourth, and Delaware fifth. In terms of regional speeds New Jersey had the fastest median download speeds at 195.20 Mbps, an increase over Q4 2021.

In terms of providing a consistent quality of experience, Xfinity’s score of 90.6% score was virtually tied with Spectrum (90.3%), followed by Verizon (89.4%), Cox (84.2%), AT&T Internet (80.4%) and CenturyLink (57.4%).