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Rogers Performance

Explore median performance metrics for Rogers, calculated from millions of real-world, crowdsourced speed tests. These results reflect typical everyday performance to help you compare carriers across the country. Search for a location to see how Rogers performs in a specific area.

71.4

Mbps

Download

9.4

Mbps

Upload

36

ms

Latency

6.2/ 10

Reliability

Based on over 86,000 speed tests

Technology

Rogers Network Details

Explore the technical foundation of Rogers's network, including supported wireless technologies, spectrum frequencies, and available bands. This detailed breakdown highlights the capabilities that power coverage, capacity, and performance, along with the specific spectrum ranges used to deliver service across different areas. Use this information to understand device compatibility, network reach, and how Rogers's infrastructure supports real-world speeds and reliability.

Technologies
2G
LTE
5G NR
Frequencies
600 MHz
700 MHz
850 MHz
1.7 GHz
1.9 GHz
2.1 GHz
2.5 GHz
2.6 GHz
3.5 GHz
3.7 GHz
Bands
5G
n2
n41
n66
n71
n77
n78
4G
b2
b4
b5
b7
b12
b17
b25
b38
b66
b71
2G/3G
5

Network codes

Rogers MCC-MNC Codes

Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC) are unique identifiers assigned to mobile network operators. Together, they form the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) identifier that your phone uses to identify and connect to Rogers's network. These codes are broadcast by cell towers and are used for network selection, roaming agreements, and regulatory compliance. This list contains the codes used by Rogers that are currently in active use.

MCCMNCPLMN
302720302-720

Network routing

Rogers Autonomous Systems

Autonomous Systems are groups of networks that participate in global internet routing. They are typically managed by companies, organizations, governments, or other entities. Each autonomous system is assigned a unique number that identifies them called an Autonomous System Number (ASN). When your phone connects to the internet, it's assigned an IP address that is managed by the autonomous system. The autonomous system then determines how that traffic is routed to and from the internet. Below are the autonomous systems used by Rogers for its cellular network.

AS812

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How Rogers compares with other networks

Speed and reliability ratings for Rogers and the other major carriers in Canada, from crowdsourced speed tests.

Rogers

Middle ground

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Rated very good overall here, with reliability its strongest score.

Overall
Very good
Performance
Very good
Reliability
Very good

  • Download speed71.4 Mbps
  • Upload speed9.4 Mbps
  • Latency36 ms
  • Speed testsover 86,000

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Bell Mobility

Our pick

The fastest and most consistent network here.

Overall
Excellent
Performance
Excellent
Reliability
Excellent

  • Download speed140.2 Mbps
  • Upload speed15.6 Mbps
  • Latency24 ms
  • Speed testsover 26,000

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Telus

Middle ground

Rated very good overall here, with performance its strongest score.

Overall
Very good
Performance
Excellent
Reliability
Very good

  • Download speed105.0 Mbps
  • Upload speed12.4 Mbps
  • Latency28 ms
  • Speed testsover 65,000

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Vidéotron

Slower speeds

Has the slowest downloads here.

Overall
Very good
Performance
Very good
Reliability
Very good

  • Download speed51.9 Mbps
  • Upload speed11.4 Mbps
  • Latency50 ms
  • Speed testsover 37,000

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Runs on this network

MVNOs using Rogers

These mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) rely on Rogers's network for coverage in Canada. Click on an MVNO to see more information.

Overview

About Rogers

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Rogers is a major mobile network operator in Canada. Operating its own cellular network infrastructure including cell towers, spectrum licenses, and core network equipment. As an MNO, Rogers provides direct network access and is responsible for network quality and coverage expansion. It is owned by Rogers Communications Inc.. With approximately 12.5 million subscribers as of 2024, Rogers is considered a major carrier in Canada.

FAQ

Questions about Rogers

Rogers is a major mobile network operator in Canada offering 5G and 4G LTE coverage. Across Canada, it is rated very good overall, with very good performance and very good reliability. Service can change from street to street, so check your address on the coverage map on this page.

Rogers offers 5G in parts of Canada. Search for your address in the coverage map on this page to see where it has 5G.

Across Canada, Rogers ranks third of the 4 networks we compare on our overall rating. The carrier cards above put performance and reliability side by side. The best network can change from place to place, so open your state or city page for a local pick.

Each carrier card has a five-dot rating for performance and reliability, plus an overall rating. Performance is the typical download and upload speeds and response time in real speed tests. Reliability is how fast the slowest 10% of tests are and how often tests connect, so it shows how a network holds up when it's busy. We don't have coverage data for Canada, so there is no coverage rating, and the overall rating weighs reliability 60% and performance 40%. A whole country takes in wide areas nobody lives in, so country-wide ratings are more lenient than the ratings on state, county, and city pages.

The reliability score in the performance section summarizes how dependable mobile performance is in Canada. It is separate from the five-dot reliability rating on the carrier cards. It uses a 0.0 to 10.0 scale (higher is better) and is calculated from real-world speed test percentiles with weighted components: download (50%), latency (30%), and upload (20%). It evaluates the lower-end experience using the bottom 10%, 5%, and 1% percentiles when enough samples are available. If local speed testing is limited, a coverage-based fallback is used from signal quality distribution (great/good/poor).

Rogers operates its own network. The company is owned by Rogers Communications Inc..

Rogers has approximately 12.5 million subscribers as of 2024.

The performance metrics summarize median download speed, upload speed, and latency from crowdsourced tests on Rogers's network. Higher download/upload and lower latency indicate a faster, more responsive connection.

The map is built from crowdsourced speed tests, so places with few recent tests can look empty. over 86,000 tests for Rogers in Canada. It fills in as more tests are collected for Rogers.

Our coverage insights come from crowdsourced test data, so community feedback is a key part of improving accuracy. If you spot incorrect details for Rogers, send us a report and we will review and update the data as needed.

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