Which is better: Wired or wireless?

In this video tip, Mr. Noobie explains the difference between a wired and a wireless connection when it comes to connecting your devices in your home to the Internet, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using each one.

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[perrypelican]

How can anyone give a thumbs down for a perfect video with accurate info.

[RBASB]

Okay, I am 5 years late almost 6 years. Awesome explanation. Straight to the point. Thank you for such an awesome Video.

[LilKevin]

Hard wired is better. It's inconvenient but better in my opinion. For the general user, wifi is better for them. But if you want the better performance and security. Hard wired all the way if possible.

[paliy]

Thank you, Noobie. Excellent video.
Correctly if I am wrong. A wired router does only one function - routing. Wireless routers today are actually 3 or more components in one: Router, Switch, WiFi (+ dual-band, + NAS) access point. Wery often the wireless routers needs to be rebooted because too many operations assigned to one processor. Yes, ALL network appliances are small computers. I use to have Netgear RP114. It was working for 12 years with rebooting only when power outage. Unfortunately, it burned down internally. After I replaced with wireless I need to reboot every week or two.
Q1: Do you know any good, reliable, long-term stable wired routers
Q2: Are VPN Routers any good?

[perrypelican]

Great video because it has great advice basec on facts. Thanks for a smart and well thought out video.

[scottishmau]

Didn’t realise wired was better thank you

[Kkmediaworks]

does wifi printing reduce print or scan quality?

[tejaskansara]

In society, distance 400 mtr from 4camera to NVR, what would better wireless or fibre optic

[robertnitschke]

Just to say speed is better without actual figures is a bit misleading. How fast?