Ziply Fiber Gigabit Internet Speed Test 

I used to work for an internet company, do to covid I lost that job, but customers like you really grind my gears. Do not blame the service provider for those speeds, the tp link is showing the speed they provide to you and that's where their fault ends. All your low speeds are do to your devices having hardware not capable of speeds greater then what you see there.

The test from the TP-Link app is the most accurate test of your Ziply connection. Everything after that is influenced by the limitations of the hardware or even the WiFi band the TP-Link assigned the device too. Mesh is good for coverage but bad for network speed. But too your point, is it worth paying for 1G if you won't see it on most devices in your house. For most people the answer is no. I've also noticed most websites will only serve at 100-300Mbps.

these tests were done over wifi you cannot expect to get gigabit over Non Wifi 6E network and then most companies market at 1000 but actually top off around 900-to 950 ish

I love how you talked to the cat about wifi and tgey were just like"bruh"

Wifi will get only < 30% of the max speed. Plug-in master router will get you full speed close to 1G but will never over that. Secondary router will get you < 30% because they connect to master router via Wifi. 1G is the ideal max speed for the master router.

Oof, you did this on wifi? To even reach 5gbps speeds, you need at least a cat8 ethernet cable directly connected to the pc or device. Even then, you would need to make sure your ethernet port supports speeds greater than 5gbps.

Speed = Relaxed! :)

This wasn't done right on so many levels. First you need to make sure your LAN speed (wired and/or wireless) is up to spec. Use iperf3 or similar tools to make sure your wired computer can achieve 900+ Mbps speed on LAN transfer. Otherwise your computer is not properly setup/configured or is not capable of running at 1Gbps, then what's the point of testing WAN speed on it? Same for WiFi connected devices. Bandwidth settings and many other factors affect outcome. Lastly, this TP-Link WiFi 6 mesh router is probably too cheap to provide stable performance for a 1Gbps WAN throughput. If you really need stable GbE internet, get better hardware (Pro-sumer level), connect devices using wired ethernet whenever possible, then it will worth the money paid for 1Gbps.

Great sharing! Do you rent Ziply router or you just use your tp-link router?

Maybe it splits the gigabit BETWEEN the devices?

The hardware and software have to match what you throw at it. I've learned that the hard (but more fun) way.

Did they actually install fiber or copper? Ziply came to us and tried to get us to switch. The tech informed us that it was going to be copper as they hadn’t gotten the fiber setup yet. Now they have the fiber actually set up and seeing my Brother in laws fiber speed test, it’s fast.

The Wi-Fi speed. It also depends where you live.

Have you recorded an update after 2 years??

Never thumbs downed a video before or commented. But wow!! You use that garbage mesh and expect good results? Are you kidding me! Go get yourself a wifi 6e netgear nighthawk, the top of the line one and try again. You will get 800-900 on 5ghz and 1.2 on 6ghz band.