Bosnia and Herzegovina has the worst internet in the Western Balkans

(Patria) - North Macedonia has the fastest mobile internet among Western Balkan countries, and Serbia leads in fixed internet speed.

Unfortunately, Bosnia and Herzegovina is at the bottom in terms of speed for both mobile internet and the internet used in homes and offices.

The average mobile internet speed in North Macedonia is 161.53 Mbps, followed by Albania (104.11 Mbps), Kosovo (97.43 Mbps), Montenegro (80.27 Mbps), Serbia (71.70 Mbps), while Bosnia and Herzegovina is at the bottom with 29.65 Mbps.

When it comes to fixed internet, Serbia is the best with 92.21 Mbps, followed by Montenegro (87.64 Mbps), Albania (84.64 Mbps), Kosovo (82.24 Mbps), North Macedonia (49.01 Mbps), and at the bottom again is Bosnia and Herzegovina (35.71 Mbps).

The chart below, compiled by Radio Free Europe (RSE), shows the average download speeds by country for mobile and fixed internet.


Graphics: RSE