Network and connectivity analyst Ookla, known for the world-renowned speedtest speedtest.net, has released a 5G speed test for many devices to assist users during the November sale. According to the report, iPhone models are at the forefront in many countries.Apple ahead in the US and UK
According to tests conducted in the USA, iPhone 14 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro are at the forefront of 5G tests with download speeds of approximately 175 Mbps and upload speeds of 19 Mbps. After the new generation of iPhone devices, the top 5 is complemented by Samsung devices. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is right behind the iPhone 14 Pro, while the Galaxy S21+ 5G and Galaxy S22 Ultra are a little further behind.In the UK, the iPhone 14 Pro Max remains in first place, while the iPhone 14 Pro takes third place. In the same order, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is second, the iPhone 13 mini is fourth and the iPhone 13 Pro is fifth.
How are things in other countries?
Among this report, Ookla also published 5G tests for countries such as Brazil, China, Germany and Japan. In Brazil, Motorola Moto G 5G Plus and Poco X4 Pro 5G devices are in the lead, while iPhone 13 models follow these devices. As seen in the report, Brazil is far ahead of the USA and the UK with its 5G speeds.
Like Brazil, China also draws attention with its speeds exceeding 300 Mbps, while OnePlus 9 5G is at the top of the list. The other four members of the list stand out as purely Huawei devices. In Japan, the Sony Xperia 1 II 5G is first, while the Galaxy S20 5G is second.iPhone devices lead in Germany too
Germany, one of the most important countries of the European Union, is also on Ookla’s list. While iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are at the forefront with upload speeds exceeding 30 Mbps in the country, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max follow these devices. OnePlus 9 Pro 5G takes the fifth place on the list.Ookla, who wants to help users buy new phones; He stated that the iPhone 14, Pixel 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 4 were not available for sale in some countries during the test, so the tests may be incomplete. You can access Ookla’s full 5G speed report, including South Africa, Thailand, and the Philippines, and review the data in detail here.
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