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Wires Vs Wifi Speeds
Wires Vs Wifi Speeds
Wireless Internet is a convenient way to get online, but it’s not always the fastest.
If you have one of the faster FiOS plans, chances are your wi-fi connection
won’t be able to keep up.
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Your tablet’s wireless network adapter might be able to go 30 Mbps. Your laptop
might be able to go 75 Mbps. But that doesn’t come close to the full speed.
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And that’s not all. Wireless interference, wireless standards, and many other
factors affect wi-fi performance.
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Keep in mind that Ethernet cables have speed limits too, as do the wired
network adapters on your device.
Make sure you’re using a cable that’s rated for high speeds, and check with
your device manufacturer to see what speeds its Ethernet port can handle.
QA12_Wired_Vs_Wi-Fi_Speeds.pdf
No matter how you connect, Verizon FiOS is the best way to enjoy fast and
reliable Internet speeds, on our 100% fiber optic network.
QA12_Wired_Vs_Wi-Fi_Speeds.pdf