Yeah - to get a decent idea you'd need to measure $/mbps as well as measuring average speed. And measure best available rather than what people have opted for personally.
E.g.
* Country/ISP A has 4 gigabit fiber for $100/month, and 1 gigabit for $50/month.
* Country/ISP B has 4 gigabit fiber for $100/month, and 1 gigabit for $90/month.
In country A a lot more people are going to opt for 1 gigabit - it's way cheaper and still good enough - therefore their average speed stat is going to be lower even though the actual options are strictly better than in country B.
p1necone|3 years ago
E.g.
* Country/ISP A has 4 gigabit fiber for $100/month, and 1 gigabit for $50/month.
* Country/ISP B has 4 gigabit fiber for $100/month, and 1 gigabit for $90/month.
In country A a lot more people are going to opt for 1 gigabit - it's way cheaper and still good enough - therefore their average speed stat is going to be lower even though the actual options are strictly better than in country B.