📋 Tender Overview
In October 2024, there was a slight improvement in the mobile internet service for 4G networks, based on the analysis of the user experience carried out by the Public Investment Supervisory Agency in Telecommunications (OSIPTEL). The weighted average of the mobile internet indicators was 76.63% at the national level, 0.37 percentage points more than that obtained in September (76.26%).
This result is due to the better performance of the four operating companies, analyzed through the mobile internet monitoring panel of the regulatory body. Thus, Claro maintained the first place in the ranking, reaching an average of 78.50%, followed by Entel (77.61%), both above the monthly average. Next were Bitel (75.58%) and Movistar (73.47%).
It should be noted that the ranking of mobile internet indicators is based on the average of the upload and download speed, latency, packet loss and coverage time indicators, which allows for a comprehensive view of the performance of the mobile internet service offered by the main operating companies nationwide from the quality of user experience. The information is published in the digital tool Checa tu internet móvil ( https://checatuinternetmovil.osiptel.gob.pe/ ) of OSIPTEL.
Mobile Internet indicators by operator
Claro had the best performance in average download speed on 4G mobile networks with 12.26 Mbps (megabits per second), above Bitel (11.34 Mbps) and Entel (11.08 Mbps). Further behind was Movistar (10.17 Mbps).
For its part, with 93.78%, Entel reported the best performance in the coverage time indicator , which allows us to know the average percentage of time in which we are connected within the coverage of 4G technology, which would mean better access for browsing various contents in that period in said technology. Further behind were Bitel (92.41%), Movistar (91.24%) and Claro (90.78%).
Claro was also the operator with the best performance in the latency indicator , which analyses whether online content is accessed with greater or lesser delay, with a national average of 55.57 ms (milliseconds). Next in line were Bitel (58.01 ms), Entel (67.35 ms) and Movistar (72.79 ms).
Meanwhile, Claro also led in the data packet loss indicator (whose poor performance can cause the interruption of a data session or that we receive or send information with delays, intermittently or incompletely, in audio and video conferences, for example), with an average of 0.62% nationwide, above Entel (0.73%), Movistar (0.90%) and Bitel (1.63%).
