Having the easy option to go wired and defaulting to it for non-mobile use cases may save you a lot of consternation.
My experiences are similar to the authors, and I found them puzzling, since I had spent time and money on building a 2-node wifi network with wired back haul which was capable of sustaining 300mbps. Through my troubles, I learned that USB 3.0 can cause interference with wifi too, e.g https://link.medium.com/3SNxNPAWx7
My life got easier once I adopted the policy of "if it ain't moving and can be wired, wire it".
This has the benefit of freeing up bandwidth for the things that must be wireless.
Having the easy option to go wired and defaulting to it for non-mobile use cases may save you a lot of consternation.
My experiences are similar to the authors, and I found them puzzling, since I had spent time and money on building a 2-node wifi network with wired back haul which was capable of sustaining 300mbps. Through my troubles, I learned that USB 3.0 can cause interference with wifi too, e.g https://link.medium.com/3SNxNPAWx7
My life got easier once I adopted the policy of "if it ain't moving and can be wired, wire it".
This has the benefit of freeing up bandwidth for the things that must be wireless.