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Internet providers measured in Oregon, ranked by speed
Median real-world speeds for the 6 fixed home internet providers with at least 100 distinct connections in Oregon, fastest first. These are the speeds their customers measured, not advertised plan speeds, and not a statement of who can be bought at a given address.
| # | Provider | Download | Upload | Latency | Connections |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hunter Communications | 226.6 | 151.2 | 17 ms | 100+ |
| 2 | Comcast | 203.5 | 45.5 | 19 ms | 1k+ |
| 3 | Spectrum | 188.1 | 22.4 | 36 ms | 250+ |
| 4 | TDS Telecom | 162.8 | 22.0 | 29 ms | 100+ |
| 5 | CenturyLink | 156.8 | 133.7 | 14 ms | 500+ |
| 6 | Starlink | 26.6 | 14.1 | 34 ms | 100+ |
Starlink is a satellite service: a single browser stream over a link with a long round trip measures well below the figures satellite operators quote, and the latency column shows why.
Measured in Oregon and named rather than ranked: AT&T, T-Mobile US, Verizon. In Oregon each of these is the operator's mobile network rather than a wired home line, and a browser test cannot tell a phone from a 5G home gateway on the same network. Ranking them beside fibre and cable would compare two different products.
Also measured, with too few connections for a median we would stand behind: Douglas FastNet.
Internet in Oregon: what the data shows
In Oregon, the median real-world download speed is 133.4 Mbps, 8% below the median published state of 145.6 Mbps, ranking #29 of the 39 states and districts with enough data to publish.
Oregon has one of the lowest shares of phone and tablet testing we publish at 26%, and its table is led by Hunter Communications, a southern Oregon fibre network.
Uploads median 43.2 Mbps and latency 25 ms.
Mobile tests run about 1.1× faster than desktop, and mobile is 26% of tests.
Across the 6 fixed providers with enough connections to rank here, medians run from 226.6 Mbps (Hunter Communications) down to 26.6 Mbps (Starlink), an 8.5× spread inside one state. Which network reaches an address matters more here than which state the address is in.
The Oregon sample carries enough tests to name 10 providers, 13 counties and 14 cities and localities.
Figures are medians of 5k+ browser-based tests from 5k+ distinct connections, first half of 2026. Each connection counts at most three times, third-party sources are capped, and datacenter networks are excluded, so one busy line cannot move a state. That makes these numbers a different series from the national figure on the United States page, and they are not directly comparable to it.
Where the Oregon data comes from
13 counties with enough tests to name:
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14 cities and localities with enough tests to name:
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Counties, cities and localities are named, never numbered, and listed alphabetically. Speeds below state level are part of the licensed dataset.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the average internet speed in Oregon?
The median real-world download speed in Oregon is 133.4 Mbps, with 43.2 Mbps upload and 25 ms latency, measured from 5k+ browser-based speed tests on SpeedOf.Me.
Where does Oregon rank among US states?
Oregon ranks #29 of the 39 states and districts we publish, 8% below the median published state. We publish a state only where at least 2,000 distinct connections back the number, so 12 of the 51 are not listed at all.
Why is this lower than the speed my provider advertises?
An advertised speed is the maximum the line can carry. This is a real-world measurement through a browser to neutral servers on the open internet, which is what a video call, a download or a game actually gets. Wi-Fi, the device and time of day all sit between the two.
Which internet provider is fastest in Oregon?
Of the fixed home internet providers with at least 100 distinct connections in Oregon, Hunter Communications has the highest median real-world download speed at 226.6 Mbps, ahead of Comcast at 203.5 Mbps. That is the median its customers measured here, not an advertised plan speed, and a provider is only as fast as the line that reaches your address.
Which internet providers were measured in Oregon?
10 providers had enough tests in Oregon to name: AT&T, CenturyLink, Comcast, Douglas FastNet, Hunter Communications, Spectrum, Starlink, T-Mobile US, TDS Telecom, Verizon. 6 of them carry a ranked median speed on this page: the rest are either a carrier's mobile network in Oregon rather than a wired home line, or below the 100 distinct connections we require before publishing a median. That list is not a market-share estimate or a statement of who can be bought at a given address.
Are speeds on phones lower than on computers in Oregon?
Tests run on phones and tablets, over home Wi-Fi or a cellular connection, are 26% of the Oregon sample and median 141.3 Mbps. Tests run on desktops and laptops, which are almost always on a fixed line's Wi-Fi, median 131.1 Mbps. This is a device comparison, not a comparison of providers.
How current is this data?
It covers first half of 2026 and was last updated on 2026-09-05. The dataset is free to reuse with attribution under CC BY 4.0.
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