2degrees Speed Test Benchmark Your 2degrees Connection

Use our free speed test to benchmark your 2degrees connection. For the most accurate results, follow our accuracy guide — ideally test over a wired Ethernet connection with other devices idle. Compare your speeds against global benchmarks and the weekly leaderboard.

2degrees (formerly Snap! Internet) entered the fixed broadband market to challenge Spark and Vodafone with simpler plans and competitive pricing. Now part of the merged 2degrees/Vocus group, it offers fibre broadband across New Zealand via the Chorus UFB network.

Provider 2degrees
Country New Zealand
ASN AS38322
Coverage Nationwide
Technologies Fibre (FTTH), VDSL, 5G Fixed Wireless
Founded 2009
Website https://www.2degrees.nz

Average 2degrees Speed Test Results

Typical measured results across real users. See the full leaderboard for live benchmarks.

Metric Typical Value Rating
Download Speed 162 Mbps Good
Upload Speed 79 Mbps Fair
Ping 11 ms Excellent

Results are community-sourced estimates. Your speed depends on your plan, location, and equipment. Learn about our methodology →

2degrees Internet Plans and Speeds

Plan Download Upload Technology Starting From
Fibre 300 300 Mbps 100 Mbps FTTH $74.99/mo
Fibre 900 900 Mbps 400 Mbps FTTH $94.99/mo

Prices shown are approximate starting rates and may vary by location and promotional period. Check https://www.2degrees.nz for current pricing.

How to Run a 2degrees Speed Test

  1. Connect via Ethernet — For the most accurate baseline, connect your device directly to your router or modem with an Ethernet cable. Wi-Fi introduces variables that can mask your true plan speed. See our accuracy guide for full tips.
  2. Close background apps — Pause streaming, downloads, and backups. Other devices on your network also consume bandwidth.
  3. Start the speed test — Click GO on our homepage. The test measures download, upload, ping, and jitter in about 30 seconds.
  4. Compare your result — Check your measured speeds against the typical 2degrees results above. If you're significantly below your plan speed, review the common issues section below or contact 2degrees support.

Common 2degrees Speed Issues

Issue Likely Cause Solution
Slow speeds in evenings Evening congestion is common on shared ISP networks. Run a test at off-peak hours to compare. Contact support if consistently underperforming.

2degrees Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Competitive pricing
  • Simple plan structure
  • Good customer service

Cons

  • Fewer plan tiers than Spark
  • Limited Hyperfibre availability

Frequently Asked Questions — 2degrees Speed

Is 2degrees fibre available in my area?

2degrees uses the Chorus UFB network, available to most urban NZ addresses. Check coverage on the 2degrees website.

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