macOS CLI includes the networkQuality tool, which helps you test the quality of your Internet Connection Bandwidth. You can use this tool by opening the terminal app and typing:
networkQuality
You’ll then read the result of this test as it runs.
For me, this is the result:
==== SUMMARY ====
Uplink capacity: 4.212 Mbps
Downlink capacity: 37.017 Mbps
Responsiveness: Low (2.849 seconds | 21 RPM)
Idle Latency: 54.750 milliseconds | 1095 RPM
This tool also has multiple options. You may skip the download test by running networkQuality -d, or you could only test latency by skipping both download and upload test by running:
networkQuality -du
The result is only a latency test:
==== SUMMARY ====
Idle Latency: 55.542 milliseconds | 1080 RPM
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