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Posted 9 October 2023
STARLINK Standard Residential Kit, High Speed, Low Latency Satellite Internet + 2 months internet subscription worth £150 included
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- Weather resistant
- Easy self-install
- Manage Starlink on the mobile app
- No contracts, cancel service at any time
- 2 months subscription included
Discover the groundbreaking Starlink product by SpaceX - the perfect solution for those struggling with challenging internet connections. Connect to high-speed, low-latency internet across the globe, even in the most remote and rural locations. Starlink is designed not only for remote areas but especially for all locations where internet reception becomes a daily challenge, whether in the city, countryside, along secluded roads, or even on bodies of water. Streaming, Video Calls, Online Gaming & MoreWith Starlink, you can rely on high-speed internet and low latency, no matter where you are in the world. This revolutionary system opens up possibilities that were previously unthinkable with traditional satellite connections. Now you can enjoy uninterrupted streaming services, play online games in real-time, and engage in high-quality video calls, regardless of how remote your location is. With Starlink, users can engage in activities that historically have not been possible with satellite internet. Easy Self-InstallInstalling Starlink is incredibly simple. You'll receive a comprehensive Starlink kit specifically designed for self-installation. With just a few easy steps, you'll be online within minutes, ready to experience the benefits of this top-notch internet service. No ContractsLong term contracts prevent both parties from making sensible changes when necessary. With Starlink, it’s a fair deal both ways. Starlink can adjust terms and pricing as needed, and customers can cancel at any time, for any reason. Travel With StarlinkYou can take your high-speed, low-latency internet service with you wherever you go. Pause and resume your plan based on your travel needs and stay connected in any location where Starlink is available. Manage Starlink On The Mobile AppThe Starlink app helps you customize settings, receive updates, access Support, and see real time performance data like download speed, latency, and uptime. Download the app to determine the best set up location before install. Starlink needs a clear view of the sky to connect to satellites. Engineered By SpacexSpaceX is leveraging its experience in building rockets and spacecraft to deploy the world’s most advanced broadband internet system. As the world’s leading provider of launch services – and the only provider with an orbital class reusable rocket – SpaceX has deep experience with both spacecraft and on-orbit operations. *2 Months free subscription will be activated automatically directly with STARLINK. Subscription is required. internet subscpriton worth £75 per month.- Easy self-install
- Manage Starlink on the mobile app
- No contracts, cancel service at any time
- 2 months subscription included
Wireless Band802.11AC Dual BandConnectivityUp to 128 DevicesAntennaElectronic Phased ArrayWiFiWi-Fi 5SecurityWPA2ColourWhiteBrandStarlinkTypeNetworking and Routers
Satellite NetworkingDimensionsDish: H 54.4 x W 51.3 x D 30.3 cm
Router: H 25.4 x W 18 x D 6.5 cmWeightDish with Cable: 2.9kg
Dish Without Cable: 3.6kg
Router: 1kg
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sorted byThis was results with Starlink.
I'm somewhat impressed with it and it seems like witchcraft. My ping is also 26ms.
I was genuinely worried that it wasn’t going to work but easy setup and 232mbps average now has the neighbours popping by to send large files on email
£150 / 2 months = £75pm
Cant get Fibre where we are otherwise i would replace it as its expensive
"Access can be terminated at whim of the boss at any time"
It should be pretty obvious, but you can just place the satellite on top of a tall building or a local hill and the coverage area would be vast. Without the need/cost to send it to space
I'm guessing here, but I imagine the only reason they aren't deploying the same tech in urban areas on tall buildings rather than sending it to space is the earth based telcos would complain that they had to pay billions for the spectrum and spacex hasn't paid a penny
There is a market for it
But its pretty limited
This would replace your ISP via phone line or fibre.
This has been giving me up to 300mbps down / 30 up.
Great bit of kit. Expensive, but not outrageous if its your only option.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to find a time machine in the loft for that £99 deal.
You can also now rent a unit from Starlink for £90 per month (£15 hardware rental fee and £75 connection). (edited)
That setup I've posted about is in a small valley, absolutely zero mobile signal on any network, this particular phone line is on ancient poles, there are more repairs than wire, it's 2 miles from a village exchange and serves about 6 properties.
0.4 Mbps up to 1.2 Mbps is not enough to stay logged onto your bank or have reliable access to HMRC etc now that they are only available online.
After gathering as much data on you as possible and handing it over to some malevolent mercenary slimeball.
I'm lucky, mines continued working, but there have been plenty of reports of defective cables, especially after a winter "heating" the dish to remove snow and ice - the extra power appears to have affected certain cable batches.
I've kept my VDSL for the static IP but SL have also now started offering "public" (not static) IPs but for about 25/month extra - almost the cost of the VDSL
I'm looking forward to the reliably rumoured portable dishy one the way (about A4 sized and aimed at backpackers rather than RV-ers).
No need to go into debt like the Americans...
No point getting one if you've got FTTP or FTTC.
but probably the cruise ship has the marine terminal.
So far so good albeit the service was only just released and am currently getting 40/20 in an area which would still only be on xDSL and at the very best, 2meg.