Slow internet. Dropped calls.
Find out what’s wrong.

Start with the symptom. Test the connection, keep the evidence, and know what to ask your provider. These guides work without Kilobat, on any device.

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Find the weak link before changing your plan.

One device?Compare another device on the same connection.
Only Wi-Fi?Compare beside the router and over Ethernet.
Only at night?Repeat the same test at quiet and busy times.
Still unresolved?Send comparable results and a specific request.

What is your connection doing?

Internet slower than advertised? Test it before you complainA low speed test is a starting point.Wi-Fi slow but Ethernet fast? Find the wireless bottleneckIf the same device is consistently faster on Ethernet, investigate the wireless path first.Why is my internet slow at night but fast in the morning?An evening pattern is useful evidence, but it does not identify the cause by itself.Speed test fast but internet slow? Check latency, DNS and the serviceA speed test measures transfers to one test service.How to test packet loss when calls freeze or games lagMissing replies can help investigate intermittent problems.Slow internet complaint letter: a template with the evidence to attachA useful complaint says what happened, how you tested it and what you want the provider to do next.Average, advertised and minimum broadband speed: which should you compare?The word “speed” can describe a plan, a radio link, a download or a population average.Broadband consumer-rights changes: complaint deadlines and speed evidenceCheck the effective date and service type before using a new rule.

Find your internet provider

Provider-specific checks, equipment guides, complaint contacts and official sources.

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What can you ask your provider to do?

Your contract and location determine the process. Start with the relevant local guide.

UK broadband below minimum speed: complaints and leaving your contractYour minimum guaranteed speed matters more than the headline average.Slow internet in Germany: prove underperformance and request a price reductionFor a formal speed claim in Germany, use the Bundesnetzagentur’s official measurement procedure.Slow NBN speeds: evening tests, provider complaints and the TIOCompare your results with the right NBN plan figure, then ask your retail provider to investigate.Slow internet in the US: build a speed complaint for your ISP and the FCCStart with your own service agreement and repeatable measurements.Slow internet in Canada: complain to your provider and the CCTSGive your provider a clear chance to solve the issue.Broadband problems in New Zealand: provider complaints and TDRStart with your provider, then check whether Telecommunications Dispute Resolution can handle the unresolved issue.Slow internet in Brazil: Vivo, Claro, TIM and Anatel complaintsIn Brazil, keep the provider’s complaint protocol.Slow broadband in China: China Telecom, Unicom and Mobile complaintsStart with the company that provides your broadband and keep the complaint record.Broadband complaint in India: complaint number, escalation and appealTRAI’s published route starts with your service provider’s complaint centre.

Elsewhere, use the complaint template and your provider’s formal complaints process. Check your national regulator for local escalation routes.

Want help understanding your results?

Email ping@kilobat.app with your country and region, the symptom, test results and what you already tried. Screenshots, notes and Kilobat reports are all welcome.

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Using Kilobat? In Health, choose Share a report, select 24 hours or 7 days, and review the text or PDF before sending. Record your Wi-Fi or Ethernet setup separately.

A report covers measurements from one Mac while monitoring ran. It does not establish whole-home uptime, responsibility for a fault or entitlement to a remedy.