The internet speed that is considered good depends on the households needs. However, here are some general guidelines on different speeds and what they can handle:

• 25 Mbps: Basic internet use for 1-2 users, such as checking email and browsing the web.
• 100 Mbps: Average internet use for 3-4 users, such as streaming Netflix or YouTube, attending Zoom meetings, and playing most online games on several devices at the same time.
• 200 Mbps: Fast internet use for 4-5 users, such as streaming 4K content and playing competitive online games.
• 500 Mbps: Very fast internet use for 5+ users.
• 1,000 Mbps: Gigabit internet use for 5+ users.

According to the FCC, a good internet speed is at least 25 Mbps for download speed and 3 Mbps for upload speed, which is a decent benchmark for the average family of three. However, larger households of three to five people should consider speeds closer to the 100-200 Mbps range.

In general, a good download speed is at least 100 Mbps, and a good upload speed is at least 10 Mbps, which allows for multiple devices to be connected and used simultaneously. However, most experts recommend even higher speeds, at least 100 Mbps, for households with heavy internet use.