Finding the Right Internet Speed for Your Lifestyle

The best internet speed depends on how many devices you’re connecting and how you use them. If your household is streaming, gaming, or working remotely on multiple devices, faster speeds will keep everything running smoothly. It’s also smart to think long-term. Technology is only growing, and so is the number of WiFi-enabled devices in our homes. Choosing a higher speed plan now can help future-proof your home for tomorrow’s tech needs.

Please review the below FAQ’s to help determine which speed is right for you!

Gig service is ideal for homes with 10+ connected devices. This includes gaming systems, TVs, tablets, phones, smart home devices, and more.

Yes! If your household streams videos, plays online games, and video conferences simultaneously, higher speeds like 1 Gig provide an uninterrupted experience.

If you frequently upload large files, share high-resolution photos, or use cloud storage (Dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive, etc.), a higher upload speed ensures faster and more efficient transfers.

Yes. If you stream services like Netflix, Hulu, Spotify, or Amazon Music, having a high-speed connection prevents buffering and lag, especially with multiple users.

Absolutely! Video calls require a stable connection, and faster upload speeds help prevent delays and frozen screens during meetings.

Yes. If you play an Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, or PC, a low-latency, high-speed connection is essential for smooth gameplay.

Smart devices like thermostats, cameras, speakers, and lights all rely on WiFi. The more you have, the more bandwidth you’ll need for optimal performance. Especially, because most of these smart home devices are constantly running, using your bandwidth.

Most security cameras rely on a constant internet connection, which means higher speeds are often necessary for them to function properly. Since each camera varies, it’s important to check with the manufacturer for the recommended internet speed needed for optimal performance. Also, be sure to consider how many cameras and other devices are connected to your network, as they can affect overall speed and performance.