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Wireless is more susceptible to drops in speed. by cujays96

Here is a list of causes for slower wifi. If you are all fighting for the 2.4GHz signal, that will slow all your devices down.

The simplest thing you can do is reboot the router. Also, ensure any devices that aren't actively being used are off or in home screen type mode. eg When not in use we ensure we put our Roku on the home screen, even though it is wired, so NetFlix or Hulu doesn't try to run even though the TV is off.