Telekom is the fastest overall network in Germany but Vodafone is the fastest on 4G


The Telekom network provided the overall fastest download speeds across both 4G and 3G to its subscribers from August to October according to our network testing and data set analysis. It delivered an average download speed of 11.6 Mbps compared to 10.2 Mbps for Vodafone and 7.2 Mbps from O2.

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However, when we looked at just 4G networks Vodafone beat Telekom performance, but only by a small margin. Vodafone registered an average download speed of 15.1 Mbps compared to 14.6 Mbps for Telekom. O2 recorded an average download speed of 9.4 Mbps, some way behind the others.

 The results came from over 88 million network tests taken over a 92 day period, across the populated areas of Germany. 

 

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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.

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