For most Kenyan households, a good internet speed starts at 20–50 Mbps. This is enough for Zoom meetings, Netflix streaming, and gaming on a few devices. Larger families or shared apartments should aim for 100 Mbps+ to avoid slowdowns.

Mobile data (Safaricom, Airtel, Telkom) is convenient but expensive for heavy users. Fiber (Zuku, Safaricom, Faiba) is better for families, streaming, and work-from-home setups. If you rely on hotspotting, make sure to get 5G or strong 4G coverage in your area.

Businesses in Kenya often need 200 Mbps+ dedicated connections for reliability, video conferencing, and multiple users. ISPs like Safaricom and Jamii Telecom offer enterprise-grade packages with SLAs for uptime guarantees.