Starlink is the world's first and largest satellite constellation using a low Earth orbit to deliver broadband internet capable of supporting streaming, online gaming, video calls and more.

Renting a Starlink terminal can offer lower upfront costs, flexibility in usage, easier upgrades, less maintenance hassle, and quicker replacements among others. It's an ideal solution for temporary or short-term connectivity needs. Iridium GO! allows multiple devices, such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets, to connect simultaneously, providing convenient access to voice and data services for multiple users.

Unlike traditional services that use geostationary satellites at 35,786 km, Starlink satellites orbit much closer to Earth, at about 550km. This significantly reduces latency, making high data rate activities like streaming, online gaming, and video calls much smoother.

Your Starlink Kit includes everything you need to connect to the internet, including your Starlink, WiFi router, power supply, cables, and a base or mount kit, depending on the model.

Yes, SpaceX has designed Starlink satellites to withstand extreme cold, heat, hail, sleet, heavy rain, gale-force winds, and even rocket engines.

Starlink satellites have autonomous collision avoidance capabilities. They can maneuver themselves to avoid collisions, thereby reducing human error and providing exceptional reliability.

Yes. Starlink availability covers most areas, offering flexible Starlink Internet Plans for remote users. Starlink Performance models are designed for mobility applications. They have enhanced GPS capabilities and can connect to more satellites, providing consistent connectivity while on the go.

The Starlink terminal uses 4 powerful phased array antennas and 2 parabolic antennas to connect with the Starlink satellite constellation.

Both the Starlink terminal and gen 3 router can operate between -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F).

The Starlink Mini uses 25-40W, the Standard terminal uses between 75-100W, while the Flat High Performance model uses 110-150W on average.

The Starlink Wi-Fi router included with the Standard hardware kits does not have an Ethernet port. However, if you wish to connect devices using a hardwired Ethernet connection instead of WiFi, you can use the Starlink Ethernet Adapter, an accessory that adds an Ethernet port to the system.

Starlink users typically experience upload speeds between 5 and 20 Mbps. The exact speed can vary depending on the service plan and other factors.