Orange Speed Test

Test Your Orange Internet Speed (France)

Orange is one of France's leading internet providers, offering fibre optique (FTTH) and ADSL connections through its Livebox routers, with fibre plans reaching up to 8 Gbps. This test measures your actual Orange download speed, upload speed and latency.

Typical Orange Speed Test Speeds

Orange Livebox Fibre 8 Gbps

↓ 6,000–8,000 Mbps

↑ 700–800 Mbps

Ping 1–5 ms

Orange Livebox Fibre 1 Gbps

↓ 900–1,000 Mbps

↑ 400–500 Mbps

Ping 2–8 ms

Orange Livebox Fibre 500

↓ 450–500 Mbps

↑ 200–250 Mbps

Ping 3–10 ms

Orange ADSL

↓ 5–20 Mbps

↑ 1 Mbps

Ping 20–40 ms

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Tips to Improve Your Orange Speed Test

Fibre optique connections offer significantly higher and more symmetric speeds than ADSL — check eligibility on the Orange website.

Use the Livebox's ethernet ports for accurate gigabit and multi-gig testing.

For multi-gig fibre plans (2/5/8 Gbps), ensure your equipment supports 2.5G/5G/10G ethernet.

The "Ma Livebox" app provides diagnostics and real-time connection status.

If fibre speeds are below plan, check the ONT optical signal level in the Livebox admin panel.

Orange Speed Test – FAQ

Common questions about orange speed test

Why is my Orange fibre upload speed lower than download?

While Orange fibre plans offer much higher upload speeds than ADSL, most plans are not fully symmetric — upload is typically 40-50% of download speed depending on the specific Livebox Fibre plan.

How do I know if I have ADSL or Fibre with Orange?

Check your Livebox model and the type of cable connected — fibre uses an optical cable to an ONT box, while ADSL uses a standard telephone (RJ11) cable. You can also check your eligibility and current technology in your Orange account online.

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