Starlink is always batting its eyelashes at me... I'm just waiting for what feels like a good deal.

Before you compare, check which $55 plan US Mobile is offering, because two Starlink plans cost $55 and they're very different: - Roam 100 GB ($55): portable, works in motion, but only 100 GB of high-speed data a month, then low-speed (US Mobile's help page says enough for calls and email, not vide...

I hear only good things about it here in Australia. But IDK how well it scales with congestion. If you're in a metropolitan center with a lot of nearby Starlink customers, try before you buy...

Starlink is good. All companies are evil so its not really any different

There are two very different $55 Starlink plans, so before switching, find out which one US Mobile is reselling. The Roam version gives you a hard 100GB cap per month, fine for travel, rough as a full home replacement. The Residential version at $55 is unlimited home data at about 100 Mbps, which wo...

no strong opinion on the name. four things decide the experience: 1. obstruction. any tree inside the dish's view cone gives you dropouts of a few seconds every few minutes, and it never improves. the app has an obstruction checker; stand where the dish will actually go and run it before you pay. c...

Before comparing prices, check what the $55 add-on actually is. Carrier 'Starlink' add-ons are often direct-to-cell satellite service (texting/low-bandwidth data when your phone has no tower), not Starlink home broadband with a dish. Those are very different products. If you want Starlink as home in...

You’re paying $300 a month?? That is wild.