Determining Wired or Wireless Access Points for Your Home Network
Two rooms can share the same router and end up with very different Wi-Fi experiences. The difference usually comes down to how each access point connects to the network: by cable or over the air via another wireless unit.
That choice affects speed and stability, and it changes how much gear ends up being seen. This third post in our networking series explains why cabling is worth planning early and when wireless is the better call. Thoughtful network design underpins all of it, so the details are worth settling early. Keep reading to learn more.

