Opensignal recently published a report showing when 4G download speeds are faster and slower throughout the day. According to Opensignal, 4G download speeds are at the fastest across all regions between 3 AM and 5 AM, reaching speeds of 17 Mbps or more, which can be attributed to fewer people using the network during those hours. Speeds decline from 6 AM as people wake up and more devices access the 4G networks. In NCR, speeds reach at around 14 Mbps at noon then drops to 10.4 Mbps in the evening, with 8 PM to 10 PM being the slowest time. In other regions in Luzon, speeds were around 9 Mbps at noon then slowing down to 6 Mbps in the evening. Visayas and Mindanao experiences slower speeds in the evening at below 5 Mbps. The data suggest that 4G networks in the Philippines are capable of delivering fast download speeds but slows down as more people are using it. Compared to all other fixed broadband providers, Starlink set the fastest median download speeds averaging 110.78 Mbps during Q1 2023. Read more in our articles including "4G download speeds are faster during these hours, according to report" and "Starlink sets fastest median download speeds in PH".
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May 10, 2026Opensignal recently published a report showing when 4G download speeds are faster and slower throughout the day. According to Opensignal, 4G download speeds are at the fastest across all regions between 3 AM and 5 AM, reaching speeds of 17 Mbps or more, which can be attributed to fewer people using the network during those hours.
Speeds decline from 6 AM as people wake up and more devices access the 4G networks. In NCR, speeds reach at around 14 Mbps at noon then drops to 10.4 Mbps in the evening, with 8 PM to 10 PM being the slowest time. In other regions in Luzon, speeds were around 9 Mbps at noon then slowing down to 6 Mbps in the evening.
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