However, if everyone in your household uses multiple devices simultaneously, you will want to consider a slightly faster plan. For instance, if you have a household of four people who only use one device at a time, a plan of around 100 Mbps will be best (100/4 = 25). You will want the result of that equation to be between 25 and 40 Mbps. Therefore, instead of following the FCC’s definition of high-speed internet, it is more useful to follow this rule of thumb for determining your internet speed needs:ĭivide the number of devices in your household by the speed plan you are considering. However, this is a fairly outdated definition, especially when you apply this definition to households containing more than one person (which is most households). Currently, the FCC defines high-speed internet as 25 Mbps 1.
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