Mobile Internet Speed in Europe - Ranking 2024

The ranking compares mobile internet performance across European countries in 2024, focusing exclusively on download speeds. It provides a clear and straightforward comparison of average mobile internet download speeds by country, offering insights into the state of mobile connectivity in Europe. The results are based on 8.1 million speed tests conducted by users of SpeedGeo.Net, providing real-world data on mobile internet performance.

The data serves as a valuable reference for consumers, policymakers, and industry stakeholders.

Position	Country	Download [Mb/s]
1	Denmark	129,0
2	Norway	111,4
3	Finland	109,7
4	Bulgaria	108,4
5	Switzerland	106,6
6	Netherlands	103,8
7	Portugal	101,1
8	Croatia	94,6
9	Austria	93,2
10	France	92,7
11	Estonia	88,7
12	Lithuania	84,6
13	Greece	77,6
14	Spain	77,0
15	Belgium	76,5
16	Sweden	76,5
17	Slovenia	75,9
18	Latvia	72,7
19	Poland	70,5
20	Czechia	66,6
21	Slovakia	64,5
22	Germany	62,3
23	Italy	60,5
24	United Kingdom	59,4
25	Hungary	57,7
26	Romania	55,0
27	Ireland	54,7
28	Serbia	51,8
29	Cyprus	43,9
30	Kazakhstan	37,5
31	Moldova	35,8
32	Russian Federation	26,4
33	Bosnia and Herzegovina	25,7
34	Ukraine	24,3
35	Belarus	18,5

The ranking reveals interesting insights into mobile internet performance across Europe in 2024. Denmark leads the list with an impressive average download speed of 129.0 Mb/s, reflecting its robust mobile infrastructure. Other Nordic countries, such as Norway (111.4 Mb/s) and Finland (109.7 Mb/s), also perform exceptionally well, highlighting the region's continued focus on technological advancement and connectivity.

Bulgaria’s position at fourth place (108.4 Mb/s) is notable, showcasing significant progress in its mobile network capabilities, surpassing traditionally strong markets like Switzerland (106.6 Mb/s) and the Netherlands (103.8 Mb/s). This indicates that countries with emerging tech sectors are closing the gap with Western Europe.

Only countries with a sufficient number of tests to ensure statistical reliability are included. The data is based on tests conducted on mobile devices using Android and iOS platforms, performed over 3G, 4G, or 5G connections. This approach ensures a fair and accurate representation of mobile internet performance across the region.