SpaceX has launched a limited-time offer for Starlink hardware in Canada, offering 54% off.
Normally priced at $759 CAD, Starlink hardware which consists of its dish and wireless router, is available for $350 in Canada, savings of $409, reports Tesla North. Monthly service costs for Starlink are $140 CAD per month.
SpaceX has also rebranded its Starlink RV service to Starlink Roam, offering a worldwide roaming option for U.S. customers at $200 USD per month. The company was testing this service as of February.
Recently, SpaceX launched Starlink “V2 Mini” satellites into orbit for the first time, its next generation of internet satellites, offering about four times the capacity of its predecessors.
SpaceX also has plans to debut two new satellite dish sizes for customers, with some as small as a MacBook Pro.
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can 2 households use one starlink package of hardware or will it require 2 modems or routers possibly? these homes are in the same yard.
I don’t think you can theoretically as it might be against their terms of service, but nothing is stopping you from sharing your Wi-Fi (assuming you trust the other party).
Thank you Gary — we might just consider that now! we thought it would require a big spool of cable and a second bunch of equipment, and it probably will go against terms of use.
can you tell me just how one can share wifi with a trusted party? thanks 🙂
Look into Amazon Eero mesh units https://amzn.to/3GptGl0, or any other type of mesh wi-fi…you’ll essentially just daisy chain your connection. They just need your Wi-Fi SSID (name) and password and they can connect…if they are close by and within range.
thanks! but these work with Alexa? i do not want Alexa in my home at all. But will research more into daisychaining. i am not that tech savvy to understand this all but thankyou again Gary
it’ll work just like any other internet provider…you can hook up any devices. watch some videos on youtube about Eero and mesh wi-fi, might be worth while if you’re interested.
thanks once again. i will do some research for sure & check out those youtube videos 🙂