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Pakistan’s Internet Speeds Are Finally Moving in the Right Direction. Here’s What the Data Actually Shows.

Pakistan’s mobile internet speeds are showing measurable improvement across multiple cities. Community speed tests indicate a positive trend ahead of broader digital growth.

Pakistan mobile internet speed tests showing significant improvement across Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore and other cities.
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Network Location Download Speed
Telenor LTE North Nazimabad, Karachi 89.8 Mbps
Ufone Karachi 109 Mbps
Jazz 5G Islamabad 349.9 Mbps
Wateen Fixed Broadband 348.7 Mbps
Jazz 5G Peak user report 460 Mbps
FAST.com (Jazz) Rawalpindi 1.1 Gbps (Wi-Fi/fixed backhaul)
Zong LTE Islamabad 105 Mbps
Jazz LTE Karachi 44.5 Mbps
PTCL Mobile Sample Karachi 33.7 Mbps

Not every result was impressive.

Several users from Lahore, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Clifton, Johar, and parts of Karachi continued reporting weak coverage, speeds below 30 Mbps, unstable connections, or complete outages. That contrast is important because it suggests the upgrades are still geographically uneven rather than nationwide.

Comparing Community Data with PTA Benchmarks

PakSpeed’s latest 30-day readings indicate notable improvements over the PTA’s January-March Quality of Service averages.

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