Programmer advice sought: My struggles to use an ESP32 to measure WiFi internet speed.

• esp32_nat_router

  13 1,206 7.0 C

  A simple NAT Router for the ESP32

  My understanding is that in real-world practical tests of the ESP32 people are seeing more like 10-30Mbps. (Sources: https://github.com/martin-ger/esp32_nat ... erformance, https://serverkernel.com/how-to-turn-es ... -repeater/, https://www.reddit.com/r/esp32/comments ... le_seeing/). As long as I can test that my network is performing at least 10Mbps, then I'm happy.

• arduino-esp32

  228 12,553 9.6 C++

  Arduino core for the ESP32

  

  What code did I write to test the WiFi speed? I'm timing how long it takes to do a HTTP.GET() request and fully retrieve a large (600KB-15MB) JSON file I have hosted on Amazon S3. I am using the HTTP Stream example from https://github.com/espressif/arduino-es ... Client.ino. I am simply reading the data into a small memory buffer, piece by piece, and doing nothing with it. When I get to the last piece of data, I stop the timer.

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• esp-idf

  245 12,379 10.0 C

  Espressif IoT Development Framework. Official development framework for Espressif SoCs.

  

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