First? Try only. I'd be willing to wager a sizeable amount of money that no one save for a few niche research institutions trying to improve quantum computing will ever be using fully quantum setups.

QC is not a panacea. There are a handful of algorithms that are in BQP-P, and most of those aren't really used in tasks I would imagine the average person frequently engaging in. Simultaneously, quantum computers necessarily have complications that classical computers lack. Combined, I doubt people will be using purely quantum computers ever.