Some Starlink customers can now access the satellite Internet with access to new “portability” features.
User above Starlink subreddit They posted an image of the message they received, showing that they could move their internet connection to a new location for an additional $ 25 a month.
Service restrictions
According to, there are some restrictions Official support page.. You cannot bring your connection to another continent, but you can bring it to another country. If you decide to take Starlink to another country, you can only stay there for two months. After that period, you will need to change your registered address to a new one and then purchase another Starlink service.
The same is true if you are in a country but have been away from home for too long. However, the time frame for this scenario is quite ambiguous. Starlink states that if you are too far away from your registered location, you will be forced to change your address, but you are not given a specific time frame.
Also, you cannot use Starlink while you are on the move. This is because Starlink will not work and will actually void your warranty. The company’s team is currently working to make that possible, but the launch date is not available. Starlink also warns that good connections are not guaranteed. It explains that Starlink prioritizes registered service addresses, so moving to another location will result in some loss of connectivity, especially during “… peak usage or network congestion”. Starlink makes it clear.
Faster and better
That said, portability seems to work very well for some customers. YouTuber Dave Lee posted a photo of a Starlink connection during the camp His twitter account.. His download speed was 145Mbps.
Starlink’s service is getting better over time.according to Recent Internet Speed Report by Ookla, Starlink was the fastest Internet satellite provider in the fourth quarter of 2021. Their service achieved an average download speed of 104.97 Mbps. Second place was Viasat with an average of 21.81 Mbps.
Services are ubiquitous throughout the Americas. According to the same Ookla report, the fastest and most stable speed is on the west coast, with speeds below 60 Mbps found over a wide area of the country. But still, Starlink’s slowest speed is faster than the FCC’s standard of 25Mbps. With Starlink’s new premium tier, it looks like you’re fulfilling your promise of speed everywhere.