Internet Speed Test in Warsaw, Poland

Internet Providers in Warsaw, Poland

Warsaw is Poland's most competitive broadband market. Orange Polska FTTH, UPC cable, and Polsat Box / Inea fiber compete across the city. 1 Gbps plans are available from multiple providers.

ISPs at a glance

Measured speeds are wired-test ranges observed across consumer plans; actual figures depend on plan tier, address, and time of day.

Speed Test Tips

• Orange FTTH provides symmetric speeds — upload should equal download
• UPC cable has fast download but upload is capped well below download speed
• Test at peak hours (8–10 PM) to see real-world performance
• Polish ISPs are subject to EU minimum quality requirements — use these when filing complaints

Frequently Asked Questions

What internet providers serve Warsaw?

Orange Polska (FTTH), UPC (cable), and Polsat Box/Inea (fiber) are the main providers.

What speeds can Warsaw residents expect?

On a 1 Gbps plan: 940–980 Mbps wired off-peak. Cable plans see 400–900 Mbps download with lower upload.

Is fiber widely available in Warsaw?

Orange FTTH covers most of Warsaw. Polsat Box and UPC provide additional options in most neighborhoods.

What is latency from Warsaw to other European cities?

To Frankfurt: 20–30 ms. To London: 30–40 ms. To Paris: 30–40 ms. Warsaw is well-connected via the DE-CIX and other European peering points.