Wi-Fi service typically refers to the internet connection provided by an internet service provider (ISP) that allows you to connect to the internet wirelessly through a router. This service involves both a broadband internet connection (via fiber, DSL, cable, or satellite) and a wireless router that distributes the internet signal throughout your home or business.

Here’s a breakdown of the service:

Types of Wi-Fi Services:

1. Fiber Optic Broadband: High-speed internet delivered through fiber-optic cables, providing fast speeds and reliability.
2. Cable Broadband: Internet delivered through coaxial cables, also offering good speeds, though typically slower than fiber.
3. DSL Broadband: Delivered via telephone lines, generally slower but more widely available.
4. Satellite Internet: Available in rural or remote areas where other broadband types are not feasible, but often has higher latency and slower speeds.

Typical Wi-Fi Plans Include:

• Speed Options: Ranges from 20 Mbps to over 1 Gbps (1,000 Mbps) depending on the plan and location.
• Data Limits: Some plans offer unlimited data, while others have caps.
• Cost: Pricing can vary depending on the speed, data allowance, and provider.