Which PHONE Tethering Connection is fastest: USB, WiFi or Bluetooth?

Hi, this video tests the connection speeds of 3 different methods of tethering which is sharing your mobile cell phone's internet connection with other devices. It tests USB tethering, then WiFi hotspot and lastly the Bluetooth tethering. Then at the end I move the phone around to try and get a better mobile signal and also use a longer USB lead to see if these impact the speed results.
Many thanks Vince

[keegancage]

I ve done all the tests u did on the video a way before seeing it but i can tell u that it s really enlightening for people who are new to this ;) u ve missed nothing and u did explain everything and edited the video to not waste viewers time...so thank u for this video man :D i ve enjoyed it from the beginning to the end

[JoeMemes]

Man, this channel brings back memories. I used to watch this

[indiananupam]

Fantastic work brother...thanks...Respect from India...

[filamanflashy-versacecliqu]

With Bluetooth hotspot you are secured from third party people viewing you're internet activity, and for me, I feel personally that the Bluetooth hotspot works faster then wifi if you are using CDMA REV A, or CDMA Auto PRL as you're hotspot phones network "the phone you're giving off you're data connection .
With Bluetooth hotspot connected to phone to phone connected, it works pretty fast for the sakes of it being used by internet sharing over Bluetooth . And you're phone uses less battery on Bluetooth.

[atulhostvideos]

Anyway, USB is always faster, consumes less energy, and significantly gives you faster possible response time. If using Wireless better change the network band to 5GHz for better speed.

[rifkyym]

Thanks bro after watching this video I don't need to buy a wifi receiver because i can use USB tethering

[LionMetalMusic-videochannel]

i changed Wifi hotspot to Bluetooth. and wow never thought, but yes my PC connection improved a lot, so everybody try what is best for you !!!

[AzamKhan-njns]

Best video for mobile internet user.... love from Pakistan

[MatthewSuffidy]

I was considering making my network full cellular using my phone as the modem for the network. Do you have any comments on any issues I could have with that idea?

[davides.]

Which is faster between tethering usb and thetering ethernet? Thank you

[sturmantheyounger]

Do you think the bluetooth speeds would be affected if your bluetooth client was compliant with newer bluetooth standards?

[thehikinggamer]

It is not a problem with the Bluetooth. I have tested on many devices and it really is that slow. You are doing really well if you get close to two megabits. But there are situations where Bluetooth is very handy. Also were you testing hotspot on 2.4 or 5 GHz? I find that makes a difference. As to the USB cable, it is a lottery depending on your phone. Some phones I have tested use a 3 m cable just fine. Others won't even make a connection even though they can charge off the cable. But I haven't found that a longer cable slows things down. It either works or it doesn't.

[merlinbaby]

Thank you so much for making the efforts. Really nice. Thank you

[saqibalikhan]

can i connect my laptop from wifi which i am using in my mobile just as the case what we do in bluetooth tethering and we can share someone wifi to other also... can we do mobile to laptop like that?

[TheDarkHunteress]

If I have mobile hotspot with my phone plan would bluetooth tethering use data for the hotspot or the phone data? Thank you for any help!

[Roxhanne]

what's the name of the site you used??

[ayssinaattori]

Doesn't usb tethering weary based on the quality and model of the cable

[jjsiegal]

Dayum....what service are you using to get that high speed?

[wcrdz]

Do we have to change Usb Configuration On Develpor options on phone?

[kuki]

Yo siempre use Usb conection mas por un tema de seguridad no me sentia seguro que mi senial de internet se regara por todos lados pero una ves no me acuerdo por que me conecte via Wi Fi y alli me di cuenta cuan rapida en comparasion hera la coneccion USB