USA, May 2026, Fixed Broadband Experience
This report focuses on national broadband experience in the U.S. looking at five key measures: Download Speed, Upload Speed, Consistent Quality, Video and Reliability. Xfinity leads with three awards, while AT&T tops Upload and Spectrum wins Reliability.
Japan, May 2026, Fixed Broadband Experience
In the Wireline Experience analysis in Japan, NURO Hikari wins across all five categories — either outright or jointly. It also earns the Best Home Internet award for fixed-line services.
Central Asia mobile future: from 5G hype to measurable network excellence
Central Asia’s mobile future will be shaped less by who has launched 5G and more by who can convert spectrum, densification and user adoption into measurable network excellence — with Kazakhstan leading, Uzbekistan accelerating, and the rest of the region still in transition.
Europe’s Fixed Broadband Landscape: From fiber coverage to in-home experience
In this report, we assess Europe's broadband infrastructure in the context of industry discussion at the FTTH Conference held in London in April 2026. By bringing together infrastructure progress and Opensignal’s proprietary insights on user experience, we assess why the next stage of improvement increasingly depends on what happens inside the home.
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USA, July 2021, 5G User Experience
While there are some new 5G winners in this report, overall Opensignal’s awards table has seen few changes since our previous 5G report. T-Mobile maintains a clear edge on our two measures of a network’s extent — 5G Availability and 5G Reach — as well as a firm lead on 5G Download Speed and 5G Upload Speed.
Quantifying the mmWave 5G experience in the US — July update
Opensignal analyzed the U.S. mobile experience on mmWave 5G, a subset of 5G experience which is significantly different to other types of 5G services. We found the fastest average mmWave 5G download speed of 618.4 Mbps using Verizon.
Greece, July 2021, Mobile Network Experience
In our <a href='https://www.opensignal.com/reports/2021/01/greece/mobile-network-experience' target='_blank'>previous report</a>, Cosmote was the outright winner of the Video Experience award by a margin of two points.
Bangladesh, July 2021, Mobile Network Experience
With four outright wins and one shared victory, Banglalink dominates Opensignal’s awards table. The operator solely claims the Video, Games and Voice App Experience awards and individually wins the Download Speed Experience award, just shy of the 10 Mbps milestone. Grameenphonem, Airtel and Robi jointly win the 4G Availability award.
Sri Lanka, July 2021, Mobile Network Experience
In our latest look at the mobile network experience in Sri Lanka, we see significant changes in our awards table. Dialog snatched the Download Speed Experience and Video Experience awards away from Mobitel, while also forcing statistical ties for Games Experience and Voice App experience awards with this operator.
Understanding Canada’s rural mobile network experience – July 2021
Opensignal's latest analysis shows that users' mobile experience in Canada varies greatly depending on proximity to urban areas demonstrating that a clear divide continues to exist between the urban and rural mobile network experience. Our rural users observed average download speeds less than half than that of our users in Large population centers (Large PCs) on all three carriers.
Colombia, July 2021, Mobile Network Experience
Tigo continues to dominate our award table even more — the operator successfully broke the statistical tie with Claro for the Games Experience award that existed in the previous report and secured this award as a sole winner. On top of that, Tigo defended its titles in five previously claimed categories, while Claro keeps hold of its 4G Coverage Experience award.
