19-11-2025 12:24 PM
Hi,
Recently upgraded to "Full Fibre 500" (A few weeks back)
Why do EE only provide a speed test must be run from within the Mobile APP?
Why is there no speed test within the Router device itself? (there used to be)
I'm seeing wildly differing results from Ookla, Google speed test, TestMyNet
The only consistency is that ALL of those products report slower speeds that the EE Mobile APP test.
Sadly as of today I have full loss of Service ☹️ with my router stuck in a never ending "restart" (Green Light) So I'm currently getting my desktop service through a Wi-Fi mobile Hot Spot, I was advised by the Helpdesk (150) that there is a fault with my router, something to do with a batch of router devices. The obvious question then would be if there is a known issue with a batch of Routers then why do EE not proactively contact those customers who have those particular devices?
Theoretically a replacement router will be delivered tommorow, althlough Ive not had any confirmation of that.
Fingers Crossed. 🤞
Colin
19-11-2025 12:34 PM - edited 19-11-2025 12:41 PM
@Colin_Black_EE : The app speedtest will give you the actual BB speed to the router, which is what you are paying for. All those other public speedtests, your Oklas, Googles, etc., can only give you your speeds to a particular device, which will be correspondingly lower.
Is it just a replacement PSU they are sending you? That's where the faulty batch lies.
19-11-2025 12:40 PM
Hi,
I'm aware of the speed being to the client endpoint, hence my point about test from within the router itself , the EE app is also a client of the router via Wi-Fi. If the router has an onboard utility that the EE App is using then why not make it available in the Hub UI for any client?
C
19-11-2025 02:08 PM
Hi,
I think he said the router itself, but if it's just the PSU module that'll be fine, save me re-registering devices etc
C