So it's fairly variable, but can easily hit 100s of Mbps. The main bottleneck looks like end to end network bandwidth across the full transfer path and it tends to hit a fairly high percentage of whatever the slowest connection is along they way, whether that's the internet link between the file server and Azure, the Wi-Fi connectivity the client has to the server, or the client internet bandwidth if they're on the end of a VPN link. Users on a Windows client will get access to the file in about the time you'd expect it to take for the Server Endpoint to download the file from Azure and present it to a client. For reason we get massively different access speeds for files that haven't been cached on Mac and Windows clients. We're using Azure File Shares with the Storage Sync Service linking them to Windows file servers and Cloud Tiering enabled to keep the disk usage on the servers down.
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