The first step is identifying which companies serve your specific address, as availability varies by street.

: 100–300 Mbps for HD streaming and frequent video calls.

Buying "Wi-Fi" typically involves two distinct steps: purchasing an from a provider (the connection itself) and acquiring the hardware (a router and modem) to broadcast that connection wirelessly throughout your home. 1. Find Providers and Plans

: Use tools like the FCC Broadband Map or provider websites (e.g., Spectrum or AT&T ) to see who covers your area. Compare Connection Types :

: 500+ Mbps for 4K streaming and simultaneous heavy downloads. 3. Acquire Hardware (Modem and Router) Upgrade Internet: Your Own Modem and Router - Netgear

Your plan's speed, measured in Mbps (megabits per second), determines how many devices can be used at once without lagging.

: A wireless option from cellular providers that is easy to set up.