Pros

• One of the major advantages of switching to a Wireless Broadband broadband network is that it is easy to install and it requires zero to minimum maintenance. In addition, as there are no wires involved with this system, you will not have to worry about the wired connection turning into a conglomerate when you expand your business. 
• Another advantage is that adding bandwidth to a traditional wireless network is a complex process, but providers can easily accomplish it with a Wireless Broadband network. In simple words, a Wireless Broadband broadband connection is highly scalable and flexible, which allows providers to easily deal with short term increases in the network traffic. 
•  If you are a person who uses a conventional broadband connection at home, you might be experiencing more downtime if the cables within the infrastructure need repair. However, in the case of a Wireless Broadband connection, there is always a second circuit that significantly reduces the downtime to allow customers to stay connected to the high-speed internet network. 

Cons

• One of the major drawbacks of Wireless Broadband broadband system is that it only has a single physical access point per customer. So, if there happens to be any damages or issues to the point, customers may loss access to their internet service until the damage is fixed. 
• Another disadvantage is that this network requires a line of sight access between the antenna of the subscriber and a ground station. This limitation may prohibit the installation of Wireless Broadband system in some locations due to hindrances.