In a FAQ page, Google explains that its own test takes about 30 seconds and consumes 9.4 MB of data in the US. Google is actually lagging in consumer speed testing, because in addition to Ookla and Netflix, rival Bing already shows speed test results straight from search. While Google appears to be testing the tool, it may not actually release it, so we've reached out for more info. In my case (top), it showed a slower speed than I get from Netflix or Ookla, possibly because of the location of the testing server. You'll likely get a similar result from Google's Measurement Labs 'NDT' tool, however. You can try the query yourself, but it doesn't appear to be live for the majority of users. Looks like Google is testing their own internet speed test (query = 'check internet speed') - not seeing it live - /wjsPIlEbFv Pete Meyers spotted an 'Internet speed test' appearing directly in search results prompted by the query 'check internet speed.' If you click the 'run speed test' box (below), Google's Measurement Lab checks your connection speed and gives more details that can help system administrators. Now, Google may be muscling into the game with its own test that works straight from search.

For years Ookla has dominated internet speed test traffic, but Netflix recently unveiled a simpler option.

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