"Mobile Internet is faster than WiFi in 33 countries"

H Although we often prefer the Netherlands to use Wi-Fi rather than the mobile Internet, this does not apply to all countries. OpenSignal's research shows that, according to Engadget, the mobile Internet is faster than Wi-Fi access points in 33 countries.

This is the case in several countries of Africa, the Middle East and also Europe. So you have on average in Australia, the Czech Republic and Oman an advantage of 10 Mbps with mobile internet. The difference is even greater in Austria, Iran and South Africa.

Faster WiFi in the Netherlands

In countries where broadband is relatively fast, WiFi has another advantage. Think Hong Kong, Singapore and the United States. WiFi is also faster than mobile internet in the Netherlands.

But research shows that WiFi is not always the best network and that the mobile Internet is sometimes faster. In addition, WiFi has problems that the mobile internet does not have, such as networks with too many people. As a result, the connection becomes slower and you can better sit on your 2, 3 or 4G return.