StarLink is legit! My wife and I were worried about moving to the countryside since we both use the internet a lot and she works from home doing several Zoom/Teams meetings on the daily. Thought it might be working up to be a real cluster of the internet proved to be to slow, which I think any of our other options may very well have put us in this boat, especially when she is doing her live meetings and I’m remoting into to my work’s system to do charting from home after hours every evening/night. StarLink hasn’t once let us down. I can’t tell the differential between StarLink running anywhere from 75-200 Mbps vs when I lived in the city running full 1 GB ethernet speeds, much to my suprise. I’ve been very impressed with every workload that we’ve put it under thus far over the last few months since we moved here. Only down side is the price tag… I’m on the cheapest plan available and it’s still $120/month. Wife’s job demands stable internet though so didn’t have much of a choice. The speeds of every other option offered in our area could be likened to that of molasses, with the second best offering something like ‘up to’ 15 Mbps on a good best. StarLink said they should run around 100 Mbps most of the time, when in reality they’ve been consistently over delivering in the range of 125-175 Mbps at any given time and even bumping up over 200 Mbps intermittently on not so rare occasions.
Jesus Christ… you ever write something and then realize how insanely off track you became, going way off into left field, then look back and realize you’ve veered so far off course that you’re not even at the right ballpark anymore?… but you already wrote it and feel like if you don’t post it you just completely waisted all that time for absolutely no good reason, so you feel obligated to post it anyway rather than just flushing the giant turd-cicle you just created, like you know you probably should?… Oh, umm, ya, me either…
…So how about them Yankees…
Drove all over Montana and Idaho this summer with the family and starlink was awesome.
We are installing stark link on our techs' vans now to give them data access and allow us to look over their shoulder via go-pros live. This is a game changer for our service levels and getting the techs some mentoring and support.