The mobile internet is faster than WiFi in 33 countries

It's easy to think that a good WiFi connection will easily outperform modern cellular data, but that's not necessarily true. In some countries, the WiFi signal seems less reliable. Organization OpenSignal conducted a study that shows that mobile internet is faster than WiFi in 33 countries, including many countries in Europe, Africa, South America and the Middle East.

And in some places, the differences are huge. Countries like Australia, Czech Republic and Oman offering faster mobile access of 10 Mbps in Austria, Iran and South Africa the difference is also significant. C Lebanon For example, 4G LTE streaming is 25 Mbps faster than WiFi.

There are also places where WiFi and mobile internet are on a level. Of course, in many countries, WiFi access is faster and more reliable. They are Singapore, South Korea and the United States.

The findings of OpenSignal are that consumers and manufacturers need to rethink the badumption that WiFi is usually the best option. This may have been true at the dawn of smartphones, but this is not quite certain at the time of the LTE. Not to mention that WiFi is also a problem because too many links to a network. AT. the appearance of 5G networks promises gigabit speeds for some users, the balance will therefore change more and more.