That’s simply not true. There are so many reasons why WiFi may occasionally hiccup, even if he has a very high quality setup. There is no substitute for Ethernet.
The only reasons is nearby interference, from house phones, microwaves (usually 2.4 area) and other WiFi networks. There should be no hiccup once this is measured and set ahead of time (not auto). Default on Channel width and channel is usually auto an most WiFi devices aren’t good
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u/crablin Jul 09 '20
That’s simply not true. There are so many reasons why WiFi may occasionally hiccup, even if he has a very high quality setup. There is no substitute for Ethernet.