The term "connectivity options" refers to the various ways in which a device or system can connect and communicate with other devices, networks, or systems. This may include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular data, Ethernet cables, USB ports, NFC technology, and more. The specific set of connectivity options available on a particular device depends on its design and intended use. For example, a smartphone might have Wi-Fi for connecting to home or office networks, Bluetooth for pairing with headphones or speakers, cellular data for accessing the internet while on the go, and NFC technology for making contactless payments. The term "connectivity options" is often used in reference to mobile devices, but it can also apply to other types of hardware such as computers, printers, and routers.