What is Jitter?

Jitter is variation in the delay of packets arriving, which can make audio sound choppy even when average delay is low.

Why it matters

Jitter is the unevenness of arrival times. A connection with low average delay can still sound choppy if packets arrive at irregular intervals, which is why audio can break up even when speed tests look fine.

How it works in KEZAYO Meet

Adaptive buffering smooths jitter in meetings.

A practical tip

If audio sounds robotic, move closer to the router or switch to mobile data and see whether it clears up.