Technology That Cannot Fail

RFBENCHMARK joins a curated selection of Polish technology leaders united by their expertise in mission-critical development. The Polish National Pavilion will also feature industry innovators such as Transition Technologies PSC, Electronic Prototypes, TELDAT, Rimedo Labs, and Dynacon.

“Our presence at MWC 2026 is a testament to how effectively we are filling a market gap in critical communications,” said a representative of RFBENCHMARK. “We provide advanced solutions in areas where appropriate tools were previously missing or price-prohibitive for mass adoption. We are proving that critical technologies can be more accessible and scalable without compromising on uncompromising reliability.”

MWC Barcelona: The Epicenter of the Digital Revolution

Mobile World Congress remains the largest and most influential telecommunications event globally. The 2026 edition, held from March 2–5, is expected to draw over 100,000 attendees and 3,000 exhibitors. Barcelona serves as the primary stage for defining the future of 6G networks, the integration of AI with mobile infrastructure, and national security standards in communication.

State Support for Innovation: The Role of the Ministry and PAIH

The Polish National Pavilion is a joint initiative of the Ministry of Digital Affairs and the Polish Investment and Trade Agency. These institutions consistently build the “Poland. Business Forward” brand, promoting the Polish ICT sector across the world’s most vital markets.

Through the strategic support of the Ministry and PAIH, Polish companies gain access to high-level networking opportunities. Standing together under the national banner allows specialized engineering firms to compete for visibility with global giants, highlighting the superior quality of Polish solutions for sectors where failure is not an option.

Strategic Analysis: The Evolution of Poland’s Mobile Network Landscape (2025)

The first RFBENCHMARK ranking of the new year is based on 386,286 measurements performed by users of the mobile app in January 2026. Such a sample size allows for a reliable assessment of network quality on a nationwide scale.

In January, nearly half of all tests—182,477 (47.2%)—were conducted using 5G technology. The 4G LTE standard still enjoyed slightly higher popularity, with 202,184 measurements (52.3%) carried out. Only a negligible percentage of users utilized older technological solutions during this time.

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Mobile Internet in Poland – What did the situation look like in December 2025?

Summarizing the results from December 2025, 5G technology belonged to T-Mobile, which achieved the best results for downloading (429.7 Mbps) and uploading files (64.5 Mbps). Orange took second place in speeds, but this operator proved to be the best choice for those seeking the lowest latency, recording a ping of 22.0 ms. Play and Plus recorded lower parameters, with Plus closing the list with a download speed of 119.4 Mbps.

Regarding the 4G LTE network, T-Mobile dominated the ranking, winning in all categories, including data download with a result of 65.8 Mbps and the lowest ping at 29.4 ms. The competition for subsequent places was very tight—in data upload, Play almost tied with the leader, reaching 22.9 Mbps. Plus was once again at the bottom of the list, clearly lagging behind the other operators, particularly in the case of network response time.

See what mobile internet looked like in December 2025

Internet mobilny w Polsce (styczeń 2026)

5G Results

Average Data Download Speed: T-Mobile (447.3 Mbps)

This parameter, crucial for multimedia content consumption and page loading speed, is characterized by the greatest stratification of results. The data indicates the unquestionable dominance of T-Mobile (447.3 Mbps), which leads the second-place Orange (380.2 Mbps) by over 60 Mbps. A clear categorization of operators is noticeable: a leader, a strong runner-up, and a chasing group, in which Play (236.7 Mbps) and the trailing Plus (126.0 Mbps) achieve results significantly lower than the ranking winner, suggesting significant differences in 5G infrastructure performance in this aspect.

Average Data Upload Speed: T-Mobile (65.9 Mbps)

Upload speed, which determines the comfort of remote work and video conferencing, shows a much more even level of competition at the top. Although T-Mobile (65.9 Mbps) maintains the leader position, the differences relative to Orange (61.0 Mbps) and Play (56.3 Mbps) are relatively small, which may translate to similar user comfort across these three. Plus (29.7 Mbps) once again clearly lags behind the competition, offering bandwidth more than half as low as the market standards set by the other operators.

Lowest Ping Value: Play (22.4 ms)

In the category deciding network responsiveness (crucial for gamers), the dominance of the previous leader is broken in favor of the Play network, which recorded the lowest latency at 22.4 ms. However, it should be noted that the differences at the top are marginal. The results obtained by second-place Orange (23.1 ms) and third-place T-Mobile (24.1 ms) deviate from the leader by less than 2 ms, which in practical application means almost identical latency characteristics for all mentioned entities.

4G LTE Results

Average Data Download Speed: T-Mobile (64.3 Mbps)

In the older network standard, similar to 5G, T-Mobile takes the leader position, achieving a result of 64.3 Mbps. The advantage over second-place Orange (48.5 Mbps) is clear, though not as drastic as in the case of the newer technology. In the lower part of the table, we observe almost identical performance from operators Play (43.7 Mbps) and Plus (42.4 Mbps), where the difference is marginal and amounts to only 1.3 Mbps.

Average Data Upload Speed: Play (23.9 Mbps)

This category is characterized by the most even fight for first place. The leader of the listing is Play with a result of 23.9 Mbps, however, T-Mobile (23.7 Mbps) trails by a statistically insignificant 0.2 Mbps. Orange places just behind the top two with a result of 22.0 Mbps. A deviation from the market average is the result of the Plus network (18.0 Mbps), which was the only one to fall below the 20 Mbps threshold.

Lowest Ping Value: Orange (27.9 ms)

Regarding latency in the 4G network, Orange performs best, noting the lowest ping at 27.9 ms. Competition at the top is very tight—Play (28.7 ms) and T-Mobile (29.1 ms) offer parameters close to the leader, and differences are hard to detect in typical usage. The list is closed by Plus with a result of 37.9 ms, which constitutes a delay 10 ms greater than the competition, which may already be significant for people using LTE.

Tabela wyników 5G/4G LTE

Methodology: Transparency in RFBENCHMARK Crowdsourced Analytics

The RFBENCHMARK reporting engine utilizes a crowdsourcing model to capture the authentic User Experience (UX).

Data Acquisition Framework

• Real-World Testing (RWT): Data is collected via the RFBENCHMARK mobile application in natural user environments rather than synthetic laboratory conditions.
• Geospatial Analysis: Every data point is geolocated to provide a granular map of signal quality across the Polish territory.
• Technological Segmentation: Our engine automatically differentiates between 5G, 4G LTE, and 3G standards to ensure data integrity.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

We aggregate and verify data across three core Quality of Service (QoS) pillars:

Network Responsiveness: Latency/Ping testing critical for mission-critical real-time services.takich jak gaming czy wideokonferencje.

Signal Integrity: Monitoring BTS cell load and connection stability.

Bandwidth Throughput: Demand-based measurement of Download and Upload speeds.

Help shape the future of connectivity. By downloading the RFBENCHMARK app, you contribute critical real-world data to our global network quality mapping.

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Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed

The year 2025 represented a definitive shift in the Polish telecommunications market, characterized by the normalization of 5G technology as the primary consumer standard. Competitive dynamics were defined by a persistent “dueling leaders” scenario between Orange and T-Mobile. While competition remained tight for the first three quarters, T-Mobile established a clear performance lead in Q4, with mean throughput exceeding the 340 Mbps threshold. In the legacy 4G LTE segment, T-Mobile maintained dominance in downlink performance, while Play secured its position as the leader in uplink throughput.

Sample Size

To provide a statistically significant 12-month market overview, our 2025 analysis aggregated 4,892,534 independent speed tests.

Trough Volume: August (279,479 tests), reflecting the traditional mid-year “summer lull” in user-initiated testing.

Peak Volume: January (497,397 tests), driven by high seasonal digital activity.

Strategic Drivers: Quality and Velocity Trends of Mobile Internet in Poland 2025

Analysis of RFBENCHMARK’s monthly data reveals three critical market pivots in 2025:

1. 5G Mainstream Adoption: 5G’s share of total network traffic surged from 22% in late 2024 to nearly 40% by December 2025.
2. The 300 Mbps Benchmark: For the first time in the Polish market, two operators (Orange and T-Mobile) maintained average download speeds above 300 Mbps for the majority of the fiscal year.
3. Latency Optimization: Average 5G latency (ping) stabilized below 25 ms, positioning mobile infrastructure as a viable alternative to fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) for high-bandwidth, low-latency applications like remote work and cloud gaming.

2025 Aggregated Performance Metrics: 5G Standard

The maturation of the C-Band spectrum has fundamentally transformed the 5G User Experience (UX).

Key Findings in 5G Performance

Responsiveness: Orange emerged as the market leader in network responsiveness with a sub-20ms average (19.9 ms), offering the most stable environment for real-time data exchange.

Throughput Leadership: T-Mobile secured the 2025 Download Velocity title, averaging 399.3 Mbps. Orange followed closely (364.6 Mbps), while Plus continued to lag significantly behind the “Big Three” with 127.1 Mbps.

Uplink Efficiency: A marginal gap exists between T-Mobile (61.1 Mbps) and Orange (58.6 Mbps), indicating high competitive parity in backhaul capabilities.

4G LTE: The Solid Foundation

Despite the 5G expansion, LTE remains the “workhorse” of the industry, facilitating approximately 60% of total data traffic.

• Download Performance: T-Mobile leads (57.9 Mbps), followed by Orange (44.0 Mbps) and Play (42.3 Mbps).
• Uplink Performance: Play maintains its specialized lead in data transmission (22.7 Mbps), narrowly edging out T-Mobile (22.1 Mbps).
• Latency: Orange preserves the lowest latency in the LTE segment at 27.3 ms.

Tabela wyników 5G/4G LTE

Methodology: Transparency in RFBENCHMARK Crowdsourced Analytics

The RFBENCHMARK reporting engine utilizes a crowdsourcing model to capture the authentic User Experience (UX).

Data Acquisition Framework

• Real-World Testing (RWT): Data is collected via the RFBENCHMARK mobile application in natural user environments rather than synthetic laboratory conditions.
• Geospatial Analysis: Every data point is geolocated to provide a granular map of signal quality across the Polish territory.
• Technological Segmentation: Our engine automatically differentiates between 5G, 4G LTE, and 3G standards to ensure data integrity.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

We aggregate and verify data across three core Quality of Service (QoS) pillars:

Network Responsiveness: Latency/Ping testing critical for mission-critical real-time services.takich jak gaming czy wideokonferencje.

Signal Integrity: Monitoring BTS cell load and connection stability.

Bandwidth Throughput: Demand-based measurement of Download and Upload speeds.

Help shape the future of connectivity. By downloading the RFBENCHMARK app, you contribute critical real-world data to our global network quality mapping.

Download our mobile app for free and join the community!

Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed

RFBENCHMARK brings expertise in mobile telecommunication, offering monitoring solutions, supporting operators, vendors, tower companies and enterprises in evaluating and optimizing their mobile networks. Its participation will contribute to the Alliance’s mission of advancing standards, interoperability, and innovation across the 450 MHz ecosystem.

“We are pleased to welcome RFBENCHMARK to the 450 MHz Alliance,” said Igor Virker, Managing Director of the 450 MHz Alliance. “Their technical expertise and focus on objective wireless quality and performance monitoring combined with analytics will be a valuable addition to our technical discussions and working groups.”

As a member of the Alliance, RFBENCHMARK will actively participate in the Technical and Standards & Regulatory Working Groups, collaborating with network operators, technology vendors, and other stakeholders to support the evolution of 450 MHz networks for utilities, critical infrastructure, industrial IoT, and broadband services.

“Joining the 450 MHz Alliance aligns well with our commitment to support reliable and high-performance wireless communications, through dedicated monitoring and analytical solutions” said Grzegorz Müller, Business Development Manager of RFBENCHMARK. “We look forward to contributing our expertise and working with Alliance members to support the continued growth of the 450 MHz ecosystem.”

The 450 MHz Alliance is a global industry association dedicated to promoting the use of 450 MHz and adjacent spectrum bands for broadband, mission-critical, and IoT communications worldwide.

About the 450 MHz Alliance

The 450 MHz Alliance is a global industry association representing stakeholders across the 450 MHz ecosystem, including network operators, vendors, and solution providers. The Alliance promotes standards of development, regulatory engagement, and collaboration to enable robust and secure critical communications networks worldwide.

Source: https://450alliance.org/rfbenchmark-joins-the-450-mhz-alliance/

READ ALSO: Mobile Internet in Poland 5G/4G LTE – 2024 Annual Summary

In December, the RFBENCHMARK community conducted a total of 408,435 mobile internet quality tests. Of this pool, 189,228 measurements (46.33%) were performed within 5G coverage, while 217,368 tests (53.22%) concerned the 4G LTE standard. In December, we also collected a marginal number of measurements in older technologies (2G and 3G, totaling approximately 0.45%).

Play maintained the largest share in the total number of tests, accounting for 32.5% of all measurements. Following behind were Orange (31.8%), Plus (18.3%), and T-Mobile (17.4%).

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Mobile Internet in Poland – What Was the Situation in November 2025?

In November 2025, T-Mobile remained the leader in 5G technology regarding download and upload speeds, maintaining a clear advantage over the competition. Orange steadily held the second position, while Play and Plus competed for the remaining spots with significantly lower transfer results. In the latency (PING) category, Orange maintained its leadership status, offering the lowest values, which translated to the highest network responsiveness for gamers and real-time application users.

In the 4G LTE segment, November saw T-Mobile’s dominance in download speeds, though the differences between operators were much smaller than in the case of 5G. Play demonstrated high efficiency in the data upload category, slightly ahead of T-Mobile. Similar to the newer technology, Orange remained unrivaled in terms of the lowest ping, while Plus recorded the highest response times, a trend that has persisted for many months.

See how mobile internet performed in November 2025

Mobile Internet in Poland (December 2025)

5G Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (429.7 Mbps)

In December 2025, T-Mobile achieved the highest average data download speed in 5G technology, reaching an impressive 429.7 Mbps. Orange took the second spot on the podium with a speed of 364.4 Mbps. Significantly lower values were recorded for Play (225.8 Mbps) and Plus (119.4 Mbps), showing that the gap between the leaders and the rest of the field remains wide.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (64.5 Mbps)

T-Mobile also emerged as the leader for 5G data uploads with a result of 64.5 Mbps. Orange followed closely behind, reaching 60.0 Mbps. Play took third place (55.0 Mbps), and Plus closed the ranking with 28.1 Mbps. Stable results from the top performers indicate high infrastructure efficiency in this regard.

Lowest ping: Orange (22.0 ms)

The lowest average ping in 5G networks was recorded by Orange (22.0 ms), making it the best choice for those requiring low latency. T-Mobile (22.6 ms) and Play (23.7 ms) achieved very similar results. Plus took the last spot with 26.6 ms.

4G LTE Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (65.8 Mbps)

In 4G LTE technology, the December ranking was opened by T-Mobile with a result of 65.8 Mbps. The subsequent positions were held by Orange (48.1 Mbps) and Play (43.3 Mbps). Plus, with 41.9 Mbps, took fourth place. T-Mobile strengthened its leadership in data downloads even in the older standard.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (23.1 Mbps)

The highest upload speed in the LTE standard was recorded by T-Mobile (23.1 Mbps), narrowly beating Play (22.9 Mbps). Orange recorded 21.6 Mbps, while Plus reached 17.6 Mbps. The difference between the top three operators is minimal, indicating a balanced competition for customers.

Lowest ping: Orange (29.4 ms)

In the LTE latency category, December brought a change in leadership – the lowest ping value was achieved by T-Mobile (29.4 ms), slightly ahead of Play (29.7 ms) and Orange (29.8 ms). As in other categories, Plus lagged behind the competition with a result of 40.3 ms.

5G / 4G LTE Results Table

How Did We Collect the Data for the Ranking?

Measurements are collected from users using our mobile application. Thanks to it, we can measure the basic parameters of the mobile network – including signal strength and quality depending on the technology used by the mobile device, information about the mobile network operator, and the country where the smartphone is located. Additionally, on demand, Internet speed measurements during download and upload are performed, as well as a latency test.

When the application detects a poor-quality voice connection, lack of mobile Internet services, or another issue, it has the ability to report the user’s current location where the problem occurred.

Help us create reports on mobile Internet speed and service quality in Poland!

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Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed

READ ALSO: Mobile Internet in Poland 5G/4G LTE – 2024 Annual Summary

In November, the RFBENCHMARK community carried out a total of 433,491 mobile internet quality tests. Such a large number of measurements provides a solid foundation for analyzing real-life mobile network performance across the entire country.

Play recorded the largest share of all tests, accounting for 32.5% of measurements. It was followed by Orange with 31.6%, Plus with 18.2%, while T-Mobile closed the ranking with a 17.7% share.

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Mobile Internet in Poland – What Was the Situation in October 2025?

In October 2025, 5G measurement results showed noticeable differences in performance between operators. The highest average download and upload speeds were recorded on the T-Mobile network, while Orange ranked second in terms of data transfer rates. Play and Plus achieved lower values, which translated into further positions in the ranking. In the latency category, Orange recorded the lowest average ping. All networks — except Plus — remained within ranges considered very good from an end-user perspective.

In 4G LTE technology, the overall ranking structure remained similar. T-Mobile achieved the highest average download speed, followed by Orange and Play, with relatively small differences between them. Upload speed differences among the leading operators were even smaller, indicating a comparable level of LTE performance. Once again, Orange recorded the lowest latency, while Plus showed the highest ping values. Overall, the results confirmed the stability of the existing ranking in both 5G and 4G LTE.

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Mobile Internet in Poland (November 2025)

5G Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (411.9 Mb/s)

In November 2025, the highest average 5G download speed was recorded on the T-Mobile network, reaching 411.9 Mb/s. Orange ranked second with 354.5 Mb/s. The remaining operators achieved significantly lower values — Play 222.0 Mb/s, and Plus 120.0 Mb/s. This layout highlights the persistent performance gap between operators in terms of 5G network capabilities.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (62.9 Mb/s)

In upload performance, T-Mobile also remained the leader with an average speed of 62.9 Mb/s. Orange followed closely at 58.9 Mb/s, while Play achieved 51.6 Mb/s. Plus once again closed the ranking with an average upload speed of 27.1 Mb/s. The order of operators in this category remains consistent with results observed in previous months.

Lowest ping: Orange (19.9 ms)

The lowest average 5G latency was recorded on the Orange network, with a ping of 19.9 ms. Play and T-Mobile achieved similar values — 22.9 ms and 23.7 ms respectively — while Plus recorded 27.2 ms. Differences between operators were not significant, and all networks offered latency levels typical of stable 5G connections.

4G LTE Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (60.9 Mb/s)

In November, T-Mobile once again achieved the highest average download speed in 4G LTE, reaching 60.9 Mb/s. Orange followed with 44.4 Mb/s, then Play with 41.8 Mb/s, while Plus ranked last at 39.1 Mb/s. Differences between operators were noticeable, though smaller than those observed in 5G.

Average upload speed: Play (22.8 Mb/s)

In LTE upload measurements, Play achieved the highest result at 22.8 Mb/s. T-Mobile followed closely with 22.6 Mb/s, and Orange recorded 20.9 Mb/s. Plus once again achieved the lowest average upload speed at 17.4 Mb/s. Among the leading operators, differences were minimal, indicating a similar level of LTE performance.

Lowest ping: Orange (26.4 ms)

The lowest average LTE latency was recorded on the Orange network at 26.4 ms. Play followed with 29.2 ms, then T-Mobile with 30.4 ms, while Plus recorded the highest latency at 38.6 ms. Although differences among the leaders were small, Orange maintained its advantage in network responsiveness in LTE as well.

5G / 4G LTE Results Table

How Did We Collect the Data for the Ranking?

Measurements are collected from users using our mobile application. Thanks to it, we can measure the basic parameters of the mobile network – including signal strength and quality depending on the technology used by the mobile device, information about the mobile network operator, and the country where the smartphone is located. Additionally, on demand, Internet speed measurements during download and upload are performed, as well as a latency test.

When the application detects a poor-quality voice connection, lack of mobile Internet services, or another issue, it has the ability to report the user’s current location where the problem occurred.

Help us create reports on mobile Internet speed and service quality in Poland!

Download our mobile app for free and join the community!

Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed

READ ALSO: Mobile Internet in Poland 5G/4G LTE – 2024 Annual Summary

In October 2025, we collected as many as 464,267 mobile Internet quality samples from across Poland. This is the largest monthly measurement base in the last quarter and a clear sign of growing user engagement. We would like to thank everyone who regularly tests networks using the RFBENCHMARK app – it is thanks to you that we can create increasingly accurate and representative rankings.

For comparison: in September we recorded 394,500 tests, and in August – 279,479. Such a dynamic increase in the number of measurements makes it possible to capture even better the real-world experience of mobile Internet users in Poland – regardless of operator and technology.

In October 2025, users of the RFBENCHMARK app most frequently tested the quality of mobile Internet in the Play network, which accounted for 149,942 measurements, or 32.3% of all tests. Just slightly fewer were recorded in Orange’s coverage – 147,091 samples (approx. 31.7%). The next places went to Plus with 85,947 tests (approx. 18.5%) and T-Mobile, in whose coverage 81,287 measurements were carried out (approx. 17.5%).

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Mobile Internet in Poland – what did it look like in September 2025?

In September 2025, 5G technology in Poland continued to develop dynamically, and T-Mobile and Orange remained the leaders in terms of service quality. T-Mobile offered the fastest download speeds (395.4 Mb/s) and upload speeds (60.4 Mb/s), while Orange dominated in terms of the lowest latency (ping – 20 ms). The differences between the leading operators and the others – especially Play and Plus – were significant.

In 4G LTE networks, T-Mobile also stood out, offering the fastest download speeds (59.4 Mb/s) and competing with Play for first place in upload. Once again, Orange performed best in the ping category (27 ms), which may be crucial for users who value connection stability. Although LTE remains an important technology, especially outside large cities, the advantage of operators investing in 5G development is becoming increasingly visible in everyday use of mobile Internet.

See what mobile Internet looked like in September 2025

Mobile Internet in Poland (October 2025)

5G results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (412.8 Mb/s)

In October 2025, T-Mobile achieved the highest average 5G download speed – 412.8 Mb/s. Orange followed closely behind with 358.1 Mb/s. The rest of the field – Play (215.9 Mb/s) and Plus (122.0 Mb/s) – ranked significantly lower, once again confirming the clear division between the two dominant operators and the rest of the market.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (61.1 Mb/s)

In the upload category, T-Mobile again recorded the highest result in October, with an average speed of 61.1 Mb/s. Orange came just behind with 58.2 Mb/s, while Play reached 50.4 Mb/s, which also falls within a solid performance range. Plus clearly lagged behind this trio, with an average upload speed of only 26.8 Mb/s. The ranking layout remains similar to previous months.

Lowest ping value: Orange (18.8 ms)

In the latency ranking, Orange came out best, with an average result of 18.8 ms, confirming its stable position in this category. The other networks – Play (22.4 ms), T-Mobile (22.8 ms) and Plus (27.1 ms) – trailed by a few milliseconds, but the order of operators did not change significantly compared to previous months. It is worth noting that latency below 25 ms is considered very good from the end user’s perspective, meaning that Orange, T-Mobile and Play all deliver services at a level that ensures smooth connections and quick network response times.

4G LTE results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (59.3 Mb/s)

In October, T-Mobile clearly performed best in 4G LTE, recording an average download speed of 59.3 Mb/s and leaving its competitors well behind. Second place went to Orange (43.2 Mb/s), followed closely by Play (40.9 Mb/s). Plus, with 39.3 Mb/s, once again closed the ranking. This layout confirms T-Mobile’s stable advantage in the LTE segment, which persists despite the growing focus on deploying 5G. The differences between the top operator and the rest are large enough to matter especially for users in areas with weaker coverage by the latest infrastructure.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (22.4 Mb/s)

T-Mobile also dominated in upload measurements, reaching 22.4 Mb/s, although the differences at the top were much smaller than in download. Play (22.1 Mb/s) and Orange (20.0 Mb/s) remained very close to the leader, offering a comparable level of performance. Plus, closing the ranking with 17.3 Mb/s, ranked slightly lower, though without a dramatic drop compared to competitors.

Lowest ping value: Orange (25.8 ms)

When it comes to 4G LTE network response time, Orange performed best, achieving an average ping of 25.8 ms. Play (28.5 ms) and T-Mobile (30.0 ms) followed, while Plus, with 38.4 ms, once again ranked last. Although the differences in pings between the leaders are not huge, Orange maintains a slight advantage that may matter in scenarios requiring low latency.

5G/4G LTE results table

How Did We Collect the Data for the Ranking?

Measurements are collected from users using our mobile application. Thanks to it, we can measure the basic parameters of the mobile network – including signal strength and quality depending on the technology used by the mobile device, information about the mobile network operator, and the country where the smartphone is located. Additionally, on demand, Internet speed measurements during download and upload are performed, as well as a latency test.

When the application detects a poor-quality voice connection, lack of mobile Internet services, or another issue, it has the ability to report the user’s current location where the problem occurred.

Help us create reports on mobile Internet speed and service quality in Poland!

Download our mobile app for free and join the community!

Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed

READ ALSO: Mobile Internet in Poland 5G/4G LTE – 2024 Annual Summary

In September, we collected 394,500 samples measuring mobile internet quality across Poland. That’s a clearly larger dataset than a month earlier. Thank you to all RFBENCHMARK app users for your activity and consistency in testing the networks.

For comparison: our August ranking was based on 279,479 measurements. The growing number of September tests allows us to assess real user experience even more precisely.

In September, you most frequently tested the Orange network—126,608 tests (32.1%). Right behind it was Play with 125,710 tests (31.9%). Next were Plus—73,828 (18.7%) and T-Mobile—68,354 (17.3%). The difference between Orange and Play is symbolic, showing very evenly matched user activity.

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Mobile internet in Poland – what did August 2025 look like?

In August, for 5G measurements, the download-speed leader was T-Mobile with 382.5 Mb/s, closely followed by Orange (374.8 Mb/s). Both values were lower than in July (398.4 Mb/s and 378.3 Mb/s respectively). Play reached 215.4 Mb/s, and Plus 130.9 Mb/s, keeping those networks in the second half of the table. For upload speeds, T-Mobile took first place (62.2 Mb/s), followed by Orange (60.1 Mb/s), then Play (51.8 Mb/s) and Plus (27.4 Mb/s). The lowest 5G ping was recorded by Orange—20.3 ms, ahead of Play—21.9 ms, T-Mobile—23.6 ms, and Plus—27.0 ms, confirming Orange’s steady advantage in latency.

In 4G LTE, the fastest downloads were again delivered by T-Mobile—an average of 61.1 Mb/s, an improvement over July (56.9 Mb/s). It was followed by Orange (48.5 Mb/s), Play (44.5 Mb/s), and Plus (42.2 Mb/s). The order did not change, confirming a stable balance of power in this technology. For uploads, T-Mobile also led (22.4 Mb/s), with small gaps to its rivals: Play reached 21.8 Mb/s and Orange 20.8 Mb/s; Plus brought up the rear with 18.1 Mb/s. In terms of latency, Orange performed best—26.7 ms, ahead of Play—29.7 ms, T-Mobile—31.0 ms, and Plus—38.8 ms, once again confirming Orange’s advantage in LTE ping.

See what mobile internet looked like in August 2025

Mobile internet in Poland (September 2025)

5G Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (395.4 Mb/s)

In September, T-Mobile delivered the fastest 5G downloads—395.4 Mb/s. Orange placed second with 357.3 Mb/s, trailing the leader by 38.1 Mb/s. Next came Play (217.1 Mb/s) and Plus (120.4 Mb/s). The gaps between the top two networks and the remaining operators are clear, showing that T-Mobile’s and Orange’s 5G advantage is most visible in downloading large files and streaming at the highest quality.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (60.4 Mb/s)

For upload speeds, T-Mobile also led with 60.4 Mb/s, with Orange very close behind at 57.6 Mb/s. Play recorded 51.3 Mb/s, while Plus reached 26.2 Mb/s. The small distance between T-Mobile and Orange suggests a tight race for tasks like cloud backups or live broadcasts, while Plus clearly lagged.

Lowest ping: Orange (20 ms)

In terms of latency, Orange achieved the best result—20 ms. It was followed by T-Mobile—23 ms, Play—23 ms, and Plus—27 ms. Lower ping translates into a quicker network response, so Orange’s advantage may be noticeable in online gaming and video calls that require smooth communication.

4G LTE Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (59.4 Mb/s)

In September, T-Mobile provided the fastest LTE downloads—59.4 Mb/s. Behind the leader were Orange (43.7 Mb/s) and Play (42.4 Mb/s), with Plus closing the table (40.2 Mb/s). The gap between first place and the other operators was clear, which in practice means shorter download times for larger files and more stable playback of high-quality content for T-Mobile users.

Average upload speed: Play (21.9 Mb/s)

For uploads, first place went to Play with 21.9 Mb/s. Right behind it was T-Mobile (21.6 Mb/s), followed by Orange (20.2 Mb/s), while Plus (16.9 Mb/s) remained last. Differences at the top were small, so for typical tasks—like sharing photos or backups—the experiences of Play and T-Mobile users were very similar.

Lowest ping: Orange (27 ms)

In terms of latency, Orange performed best—27 ms. Next were Play—30 ms, T-Mobile—31 ms, and Plus—38 ms. Lower ping means a more responsive connection, which will be appreciated by people using video calls and online games over LTE.

5G/4G LTE Results Table

How Did We Collect the Data for the Ranking?

Measurements are collected from users using our mobile application. Thanks to it, we can measure the basic parameters of the mobile network – including signal strength and quality depending on the technology used by the mobile device, information about the mobile network operator, and the country where the smartphone is located. Additionally, on demand, Internet speed measurements during download and upload are performed, as well as a latency test.

When the application detects a poor-quality voice connection, lack of mobile Internet services, or another issue, it has the ability to report the user’s current location where the problem occurred.

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Our August ranking is based on 279,479 measurements collected by users of the RFBENCHMARK mobile app. Thank you for your help and engagement!

RFBENCHMARK users most frequently tested Internet quality in the Orange network, which accounted for 32.2% of all measurements. A slightly smaller share was taken by Play – exactly 32.4%. The next places were taken by Plus (17.5% of tests) and T-Mobile (17.9%).

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Mobile Internet in Poland – what did the situation look like in July 2025?

In July 2025, when measuring the quality of 5G mobile Internet, T-Mobile was the clear leader, reaching the highest average download speed (398.4 Mb/s) and upload speed (61.2 Mb/s). Orange came second, recording very high results in both categories – 378.3 Mb/s for download and 58.5 Mb/s for upload. It is also worth noting that Orange achieved the lowest ping delay (19.2 ms), which translates into smoother Internet usage. The next places were taken by Play (211.1 Mb/s download, 50.1 Mb/s upload, ping 22.1 ms) and Plus, whose results remained the lowest in this comparison.

Results for 4G LTE were also interesting. Here, T-Mobile once again led in download speed (56.9 Mb/s), ahead of Orange (47.4 Mb/s) and Play (43.6 Mb/s). In upload speed, Play came first – 22.0 Mb/s, just ahead of T-Mobile (21.6 Mb/s) and Orange (20.8 Mb/s). As for latency, Orange achieved the lowest average ping (26.7 ms), strengthening its position as an operator offering stable and fast LTE connections.

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Mobile Internet in Poland (August 2025)

5G Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (382.5 Mb/s)

In August 2025, T-Mobile remained the leader in 5G download speed with 382.5 Mb/s. Orange followed closely with 374.8 Mb/s. Both operators maintained strong momentum from July, although results were slightly lower than the month before (398.4 Mb/s and 378.3 Mb/s respectively). Play (215.4 Mb/s) and Plus (130.9 Mb/s) performed noticeably worse, remaining in the lower half of the ranking.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (62.2 Mb/s)

T-Mobile also topped the upload category with 62.2 Mb/s, just ahead of Orange (60.1 Mb/s). The results of both operators are very close, showing that competition in this category remains tight. Play recorded 51.8 Mb/s, while Plus reached 27.4 Mb/s. Compared to July, changes are minimal and do not affect the overall order of the ranking.

Lowest ping: Orange (20.3 ms)

When it comes to latency, Orange led with an average ping of 20.3 ms. Next were Play (21.9 ms) and T-Mobile (23.6 ms). Plus once again had the highest latency – 27.0 ms. The trend remains stable: Orange and T-Mobile consistently maintain the best results, while Plus stays at the bottom of the table.

4G LTE Results

Average download speed: T-Mobile (61.1 Mb/s)

In LTE technology, T-Mobile again provided the fastest mobile Internet, achieving 61.1 Mb/s – slightly better than in July (56.9 Mb/s). Next came Orange (48.5 Mb/s), Play (44.5 Mb/s), and Plus (42.2 Mb/s). The ranking order remained unchanged from the previous month, indicating a consolidated market division in this category.

Average upload speed: T-Mobile (22.4 Mb/s)

For upload, T-Mobile took first place with 22.4 Mb/s, ahead of Play (21.8 Mb/s) and Orange (20.8 Mb/s). In July, Play was the leader, but the differences between the top three operators remain small, showing a comparable level of LTE service. Plus, with 18.1 Mb/s, still closes the ranking.

Lowest ping: Orange (26.7 ms)

In LTE latency, Orange leads with 26.7 ms, ahead of Play (29.7 ms) and T-Mobile (31.0 ms). Plus once again came last with 38.8 ms. As in July’s measurements, differences between operators are clear – especially between Orange and Plus.

5G/4G LTE Results Table

How Did We Collect the Data for the Ranking?

Measurements are collected from users using our mobile application. Thanks to it, we can measure the basic parameters of the mobile network – including signal strength and quality depending on the technology used by the mobile device, information about the mobile network operator, and the country where the smartphone is located. Additionally, on demand, Internet speed measurements during download and upload are performed, as well as a latency test.

When the application detects a poor-quality voice connection, lack of mobile Internet services, or another issue, it has the ability to report the user’s current location where the problem occurred.

Help us create reports on mobile Internet speed and service quality in Poland!

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Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed

READ ALSO: Mobile Internet in Poland 5G/4G LTE – 2024 Annual Summary

In July, the RFBENCHMARK community conducted a total of 323,360 mobile network quality tests. This result confirms the steady level of user engagement in assessing mobile Internet conditions across different regions of Poland.

The largest share of tests was conducted in Play’s network, accounting for 32.6% of all measurements. Next were Orange with 31.6%, Plus – 18%, and T-Mobile closed the ranking with 17.9%.

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Mobile Internet in Poland – What Was the Situation in June 2025?

In the June ranking of 5G service quality in Poland, the leaders were T-Mobile and Orange. T-Mobile maintained first place in average download speed, reaching 386.3 Mb/s, followed closely by Orange with 382.6 Mb/s. Both operators were clearly ahead of Play and Plus, showing significant differences in network quality. In the upload category, Orange came out on top (58.3 Mb/s), slightly ahead of T-Mobile (57.1 Mb/s). Orange also provided the lowest ping – 20.5 ms – which was particularly important for users relying on low-latency applications.

In the 4G LTE network, the fastest download speed was recorded by T-Mobile, which reached 54.3 Mb/s and outperformed the other operators. In the upload category, Play achieved the best result – 21.6 Mb/s – despite weaker download performance. Orange ranked first in terms of the lowest latency, with a ping of 25.9 ms, which positively influenced real-time service performance. The June results confirmed the dominance of T-Mobile and Orange in the key areas of mobile Internet quality in Poland.

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Mobile Internet in Poland (July 2025)

5G Results

Average Download Speed: T-Mobile (398.4 Mb/s)

In July 2025, T-Mobile recorded the highest average download speed in 5G technology – 398.4 Mb/s. Orange came second with a very good result of 378.3 Mb/s. The next places went to Play (211.1 Mb/s) and Plus (129.3 Mb/s).

Average Upload Speed: T-Mobile (61.2 Mb/s)

T-Mobile was also the leader in upload speeds, reaching 61.2 Mb/s. Orange came second with 58.5 Mb/s, while Play ranked third with 50.1 Mb/s. Plus recorded the lowest result – 26.8 Mb/s.

Lowest Ping: Orange (19.2 ms)

The lowest average latency in the 5G network was recorded by Orange – 19.2 ms. T-Mobile achieved 21.6 ms, while Play – 22.1 ms. The highest ping among all operators was noted in Plus’s network – 26.2 ms.

4G LTE Results

Average Download Speed: T-Mobile (56.9 Mb/s)

In 4G LTE technology, T-Mobile achieved the best result – 56.9 Mb/s. The next positions were taken by Orange (47.4 Mb/s), Play (43.6 Mb/s), and Plus (41.0 Mb/s).

Average Upload Speed: Play (22.0 Mb/s)

In the LTE upload category, Play performed best – 22.0 Mb/s. T-Mobile (21.6 Mb/s) and Orange (20.8 Mb/s) achieved slightly lower results. Plus finished the ranking with 17.6 Mb/s.

Lowest Ping: Orange (26.7 ms)

In the July LTE measurements, Orange had the lowest average ping – 26.7 ms. Play reached 29.2 ms, T-Mobile – 31.2 ms, and Plus – 38.8 ms.

5G/4G LTE Results Table

How Did We Collect the Data for the Ranking?

Measurements are collected from users using our mobile application. Thanks to it, we can measure the basic parameters of the mobile network – including signal strength and quality depending on the technology used by the mobile device, information about the mobile network operator, and the country where the smartphone is located. Additionally, on demand, Internet speed measurements during download and upload are performed, as well as a latency test.

When the application detects a poor-quality voice connection, lack of mobile Internet services, or another issue, it has the ability to report the user’s current location where the problem occurred.

Help us create reports on mobile Internet speed and service quality in Poland!

Download our mobile app for free and join the community!

Recommended Connection Parameters for Seamless Use of Online Services

Example Access Times for Various Online Services Depending on Download Speed