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   Theo  wrote:   
   > A counterpoint though is that the Pis before the 3+ only have 100Mbit   
   > ethernet, whereas a gigabit USB dongle would get you about 300Mbit.   
      
   Ah but that's assuming that the Pi Zeros are quick enough to run   
   the USB network interface at the maximum possible speed.   
   Unfortunately benchmarks show that's not the case. Here they only   
   get 56Mbits/s to 111Mbits/s on a RPi Zero W using a USB Ethernet   
   adapter:   
   https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-internet-speed/   
      
   > I'm not sure what bandwidth you get out of the Zero W wifi, but   
   > perhaps more than 100Mbit.   
      
   The built-in WiFi is even worse, 38.8Mbits/s max., and they also   
   say that its performance depends on the orientation of the board.   
      
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