Mobile operators SFR and Orange almost equal for 4G speeds

Mobile operators SFR and Orange almost equal for 4G speeds but Orange falls down on latency scores

French mobile operators SFR and Orange had near identical download speed performance on their 4G networks with SFR notching 13.7 Mbps and Orange 13.6 Mbps.

That said, measurements across both 3G and 4G networks revealed that Orange was let down by relatively poor latency scores and very high overall packet loss. Orange registered 4.57% packet loss compared to SFR’s 0.95%.

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These results were taken from over 29 million network quality tests (over 30 billion unique measurements) that we gathered between September 1 and November 30, 2017.

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Our testing methodology is designed to simulate typical user mobile behaviour, such as downloading a photograph or web page, rather than measuring the maximum performance, such as the peak download speed during a very large file transfer (which very few users will achieve) so that we can understand a typical user's experience.

Mobile operators SFR and Orange almost equal for 4G speeds

Mobile operators SFR and Orange almost equal for 4G speeds but Orange falls down on latency scores

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