Romania internet speeds show regional disparities in 2025

According to the latest report from the National Authority for Administration and Regulation in Communications (ANCOM), internet speeds in Romania improved in 2025, though significant regional differences persist.

For fixed cable connections, the average download speed reached 482 Mbps, an 8% increase from 2024, while upload speeds rose to 420 Mbps. Mobile services saw a 17% increase in average download speeds to 68 Mbps and a 47% increase in upload speeds to 25 Mbps.

Regional performance varies widely. Harghia county recorded the highest average fixed download speed at 447 Mbps, followed by Timiș and Suceava. Conversely, Vâlcea reported the lowest average download speed at 131 Mbps. In terms of upload speeds, Harghia also led with 420 Mbps, while Prahova recorded the lowest at 130 Mbps.

Regarding consumer complaints for fixed internet between 2021 and 2025, ANCOM data indicates that Orange received the highest number of billing-related complaints per 1,000 active connections. Digi reported the highest number of confirmed complaints regarding technical malfunctions, while Vodafone recorded the lowest.