The Starlink public beta service as it is today costs $100 a month plus a $499 setup fee for the user terminal, tripod and Wi-Fi router. Wondering-coder was surprised by the low cost of the user ...

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. is working to introduce a new, more cost-effective version of its Starlink user terminal later this year. Hawthorne-based SpaceX is reportedly losing money on ...

Key to making Starlink work is the starter kit's satellite dish, or user terminal, which Musk nicknamed a " UFO on a stick." The tech mogul said in 2015 that he'd like user terminals to cost ...

Some hardware can connect to both of the satellite internet services, and a recent Starlink outage took out access to ...

With the Starlink user terminal/satellite dish placed on the ground in a relatively open part of the forest, Wandering-coder did a speed test that measured downloads of 120Mbps, uploads of 12Mbps ...

Starlink, SpaceX's constellation designed to provide high-speed, low-latency internet practically anywhere, is taking shape. Two images, discovered by Twitter user "flcnhvy" on Starlink's website ...

Beta users may have to pay only $1 for a Starlink user terminal and internet service, but they also may need to install the devices themselves — and not talk publicly about their participation ...

The government has approved a permit to Starlink after the company agreed to comply with domestic laws, including security ...

A SpaceX Starlink user terminal/satellite dish. SpaceX Another view of the user terminal at sunset. SpaceX The dish placed at an angle on a roof. SpaceX Another image of the satellite dish.

For Starlink to provide the best speeds, the terminal needs to have about 100 degrees of clear sky above it to easily connect to the satellites. Prepare to set up the kit here.

A user terminal that SpaceX may be using to test internet connections with its Starlink satellites. Courtesy of darkpenguin22 (via Reddit) There have been previous sightings of apparent Starlink ...

To join the beta test, called Better Than Nothing Beta, users must purchase all of the Starlink ground equipment for $499 and then pay a $99 monthly fee for active service.