Wired or Wireless? It's a common question. Which is better for you? 

When considering wireless access, take into account what you are looking for in making the switch. Do you have mobile devices that will need constant access to a wireless network? Do you have one main desktop or multiple laptops and internet-ready devices? Where is your internet connection and is that where you want to use the internet?

All of these, and many more, are great questions to help aid your decision. If you live in a smaller home or apartment, wired access may be convenient and provide the consistent speeds you're looking for. If you have a lot of devices that would need access, consider a wireless option.

Generally speaking, being plugged into an internet connection will provide more consistent speeds than a wireless connection. That being said, most users won't notice a difference in their speeds and connectivity unless the network is under excessive use.

Many believe that a wireless option is preferable, but it really comes down to individual needs.

If you only have one computer, no wireless devices, and rarely host people who have such devices, a wired connection is all you’ll need. 

For those who have multiple computers and mobile devices/tablets, as well as blu-ray, gaming, and tv devices that need internet access, having a wireless router with an extra ethernet port or two allows wired access if it is needed, but wireless access in all other cases.