Your internet connection speed

**99moves** · October 3rd, 2017 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by ano727

Is SkyBroadband a good alternative to Fiber Broadband? The reason why I asked is because PLDT Fibr, Globe Fiber, and Converge-X are still not yet available in my place. Am thinking of Skybroadband 20Mbps unlimited, will that be good enough for Kodi streaming?

By the way, Sky now claims to have Fiber-enabled Cable Broadband as well. Any techie here who can shed light on this solution?

Thanks in advance.

I cant say since depende sa lugar malamang. Skybb was unusable in our area in pasig that i had to resort to my smart lte just to have internet. Sa ibang lugar naman daw ok skybb.

My pldt fibr is 20mbps and no problems streaming hd content in kodi, save for the occasional crappy source.

**StockEngine** · January 28th, 2018 01:57 AM

almost 10Gb used for 2 days because of 4k streaming 😅

cant wait for 5g networks 🤔

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**sean-archer** · January 28th, 2018 02:33 PM

1gb. Lalo na pag wala gumagamit na ibang offices.

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**KenGarcia** · January 28th, 2018 11:29 PM

PLDT Fibr Plan 1699 - 5Mbps with temporary speed boost for 4 months. Pag okay to baka magpa upgrade ako to Plan 1899 - 20Mbps.

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**StockEngine** · January 28th, 2018 11:47 PM

i dont trust those speedtests...

try watch 4k on youtube...

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**kevindd992002** · January 29th, 2018 02:21 AM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

i dont trust those speedtests...

try watch 4k on youtube...

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I get what you're getting your doubt from but see this:

Here's my speedtest agains my own ISP's speedtest servers:

And to back it up, here's a speedtest against Netflix's severs (fast.com):

I hope you believe this now

**StockEngine** · January 29th, 2018 02:35 AM

nice bro

ito napapaluhod connection ko sa 8k, ilang gigabytes kaya tong 6minute video lol

**arvs18** · January 30th, 2018 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by kevindd992002

I get what you're getting your doubt from but see this:

Here's my speedtest agains my own ISP's speedtest servers:

And to back it up, here's a speedtest against Netflix's severs (fast.com):

I hope you believe this now

I can vouch for his internet speed too.

Been using the same ISP he has which is Comclark Fiber, for almost 2 years now. 100mbps connection too.

4k Video from Youtube buffers perfectly fine.

I'm not particularly sure about PLDT's Fiber.

But Comclark/Converge ICT Fiber, really did a great job with their service so far.

**kevindd992002** · January 30th, 2018 06:57 PM

Originally Posted by arvs18

I can vouch for his internet speed too.

Been using the same ISP he has which is Comclark Fiber, for almost 2 years now. 100mbps connection too.

4k Video from Youtube buffers perfectly fine.

I'm not particularly sure about PLDT's Fiber.

But Comclark/Converge ICT Fiber, really did a great job with their service so far.

I'm a PLDT Fiber user in Manila too (although Copper over Fiber VDSL2 only because I live in a condo) and it's also stable. What I don't like about Comclark/Converge is that they don't give you public IP's. They give you NAT'ted private IP's that are unroutable over the Internet. So CCTV's and servers behind your network aren't accessible from outside.

**KenGarcia** · January 30th, 2018 10:48 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

i dont trust those speedtests...

try watch 4k on youtube...

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Can't watch 4K since my phone only supports 1080p but the speed is more than enough watch 1080p 60fps videos and streams.

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