TNT Leads Philippine Mobile Latency Performance for First Half of 2025

If you spend a lot of time gaming on your phone or streaming your favorite creators, here is some good news. TNT powered by Smart has taken the top spot for mobile latency in the Philippines, based on the latest report from Ookla, the group behind Speedtest.

Ookla’s Speedtest Intelligence data for the first half of 2025 shows Smart hitting a median latency of 45.89 milliseconds across all network technologies. In simple terms, this means TNT and Smart users experience quicker response times, which is essential for competitive gaming, smooth streams, and stable video calls.

Smart executives say this is exactly what they aim to deliver. Lloyd Manaloto shared that TNT’s affordable offers paired with a strong network allow them to support today’s gamers, streamers, and content creators. Debbie Hu added that a reliable and responsive connection is behind every smooth match, livestream, or binge session, and they work to keep that experience consistent for subscribers nationwide.

Latency plays a huge role in everyday digital life. It measures how fast data travels across the network, and lower numbers translate to faster reactions on your screen. This can mean fewer delays during online battles, quicker checkouts for online shoppers, or better quality during online meetings and classes.

Because of this advantage, TNT users can enjoy a wide range of activities with less trouble. Mobile gamers get more stable matches, live sellers and shoppers experience quick transactions, binge watchers stream with fewer interruptions, and students or remote workers stay connected with smoother online sessions.

Anyone interested in switching or trying out TNT can easily get a SIM or eSIM through partner stores, convenience shops, or the Smart Online Store.