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10:2:50 2021-12-07 1636

Starlink is SpaceX's satellite internet service designed to provide high-speed internet access to remote areas. It is currently in its beta with over 1,400 satellites and plans of reaching as many as 42,000satellites to further improve performance. SpaceX promises variable data speeds of 50-150Mbps with a 20-40ms latency.

The cheeky title of Starlink's Better Than Nothing Beta campaign says it all. It seeks to prove its worth to users who don't wish to relocate from their rural homes but still desire the high-speed connection of their urban counterparts.

While SpaceX is transparent about potential instabilities in its satellite network, Starlink works well during stable periods. So far, the service has been delivering on its promises, with almost no users complaining of speeds falling below the 50-150Mbps range. Even if you're not satisfied with the service, Starlink offers a full refund of the hardware within the first 30 days.

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