10 Mbps to MB/s

1.25 MB/s

10 megabits per second equals 1.25 megabytes per second.

How the conversion works

One Mbps is 0.125 MB/s, so multiply:

10 × 0.125 = 1.25 MB/s

Going the other way, divide by 0.125 instead: convert 1.25 MB/s back in the full data transfer rate converter

Convert a different data transfer rate

Mbps =1.25 MB/s

Open the full data transfer rate converter for every other unit.

Nearby values

MbpsMB/s
1 Mbps0.13 MB/s
2 Mbps0.25 MB/s
5 Mbps0.63 MB/s
15 Mbps1.88 MB/s
20 Mbps2.5 MB/s
25 Mbps3.13 MB/s

Questions

What is 10 Mbps in MB/s?
10 Mbps is 1.25 MB/s (1.25 MB/s to four decimal places).
How do you convert Mbps to MB/s?
Multiply by 0.125. One Mbps is 0.125 MB/s, so 10 × 0.125 = 1.25 MB/s.
What does 10 Mbps actually mean?
It sits between 1 and 25 Mbps; the table on this page shows how those compare.