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The iPhone 5 and iPad 4 both do 90+Mbps with my Asus RT-N66U router, compared to 30-35Mbps for the Iphone 4S and 35-40Mbps for the iPad 3.

As far as I know, the Mini has the same Broadcom 802.11n solution as the iPhone 5, so it sounds like you may be limited by your Internet connection (if that is what you are testing) or your router.
 
I have BT Home Hub 3 on a supposedly 100 Mbps connection.
Do you have a wireless desktop or laptop to compare?

You will need a 5GHz router to achieve maximum performance with the iPad 4 and iPhone 5? I haven't seen more than 65Mbps on a 2.4Ghz network.
 
I only get about 12mbps, half of what my laptop gets. I have 25mbps service. My iPad 3 is the same - don't know why.
 
Heres my Speedtest HD results

Connection Type: WiFi
Server: London, UK
Download: 45.79 Mbps
Upload: 11.71 Mbps
Ping Time: 40 Ms

Pretty good :D

BT Infinity connection with AirPort Extreme.
 
I'm getting about 30/7 with the 4th gen Time Capsule, which isn't bad since I'm capped at 31 Mpbs. Seems good so far.
 
Where/How are you guys getting these test results? What website or app do you use? What is a good speed versus a bad one?
 
you have BTinfinity? which one? the speed you are showing is pretty good.

most infinity installs are either 40M or 80M unless you have FTTH which is upto 330M, but that's available in only a handful of locations.

Neil.

I've had up to about 80 on a wired connection. It's FTTC.
 
Come to Ireland...

Last night I got .5 down and .25 up and that's with a 10mb connection. This is not just on an iPad mini but all our devices. Contention ratios, crap coverage, poor infrastructure and a broke country sadly are not faults of the mini ;)
 
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