Pakistan Beats India in Asian 4G Internet Speed Ranking

4G Speed In Pakistan

Pakistan is the biggest market for internet users. 4G Subscribers are increasing day by day in Pakistan. The internet speed in Pakistan is still very low if we compare other major markets and most from us always blaming the internet for being too slow but did you know that Pakistan have better 4G speed then India.??

A New report published by OpenSignal (A wireless internet firm from the UK) on the 4G speed in Asia. Australia and New Zealand also included in the report with other Asian countries. Here's the stats issued by OpenSignal:

Average 4G Speed in Asia

In the above image of stats you can see India is on the lowest rank with only 6MPs 4G speed and Pakistan have 13MPs average 4G speed.At a normal speed of 13 Mbps, we aren't precisely there yet, yet despite everything we're making extensive progress in 4G availability contrasted with India.

 The 4G Spectrum auction was held in 2010 in India, with the administrators as yet attempting to extend availability to an ever increasing number of territories and locales instead of enhancing speeds.

Pakistan,Cambodia and Sri Lanka, all three countries have average 13 Mbps 4G Speed.

Singapore was positioned the speediest in Asia and the world everywhere, at a bursting quick 44 Mbps. South Korea was shockingly in second place, regardless of offering a portion of the quickest web speeds on the planet, trailed by Australia and New Zealand at 40, 36 and 33 Mbps individually. Australia's Vodafone has skipped in front of Telstra, offering 40 Mbps, over the nation's normal 4G speeds.

Taiwan took after New Zealand at 26 Mbps . Japan may not be in the best 5 but rather they're not very a long ways behind at 25.39 Mbps. Vietnam, another amazement, remained at 21.49 Mbps, path in front of Brunei Darussalam (17 Mbps) and Myanmar (15 Mbps).

Going underneath the 15 Mbps level, there's Malaysia at 14 Mbps taken after by Sri Lanka, Cambodia and Pakistan tied at 13 Mbps.

The last 4 in Asia comprise of Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia and India at 9, 9, 8 and 6 Mbps separately.