I Installed Starlink And It's Fantastic!!! 

Installed this baby in France and IT’S PERFECT! So much better than other local options.

I've had it for about 4 months. They had a global outage a while back for a few hours. That's been the only downtime besides 20 minutes during a very heavy rain storm. Lighter rain slows it down a little. Other than that it's been great.

49 ms is really good for SL. Also fyi - there are 8 bits in a byte, - so you would say 7 megabits or 100 megabits. You always measure internet speed in bits not bytes. Glad this worked out so well for you.

Ah, another satisfied former CenturyLink customer!

Just got mine in the mail yesterday, can’t wait to get it installed. I was in a very similar situation with our DSL as you. Hoping to get similar results. Thanks for your video

I was happy to get Starlink just like you. I’ve got it when It was available for me. I’ve had it for about 9 months and xfinity just laid fiber in my neighborhood. Im even happier now because I will get 2 cell phones service and internet for under $100!!! Plus my speed will be 5-10 times better!

This is great info. Im in rural area and my satelite service is awful most of the time. Thanks for video! Gonna look into this for sure.

Love this! Your experience mirrors mine--25 years out in the woods in my case, dial-up, then slow crawlin' DSL. Haven't got the Starlink yet--it's on the FedEx truck right now. Anything above 2.5 Mbps download will be an improvement for me.

make sure you have a gigabit router to get the most out of your star link

I have Starlink as our primary connection and then Land based fibre broadband as secondary, I use the secondary for all the smart home kit. My wife and I both work from home so I didn't want to risk losing connectivity. Love our Starlink and it's 2 to 4x faster than our land based connection, depending on the day :-) Just a correction on what Mbps stand for , a lot of people make this mistake : The term “megabits” is almost always used to show how much data you can transfer across a network in a second, abbreviated as Mbps. For example, an internet connection may have a bandwidth (or speed) of up to 940Mbps. The term “megabytes” is almost always used to show how much data a storage device can transfer in a second, abbreviated as MBps (or MB/s). For example, an SSD may record data it receives at 550MB/s.

I just ordered mine. I also ordered the right mount, the Ethernet port and longer cable from Starlink at the same time.

Thanks for the video we've been talking about getting starlink for a while now and after watching the video I'm going to go ahead and place the order again thanks for taking time to make this video

Good Video's. I'm in Niota TN and will be installing mine this weekend.. Thank You

Liked the video. I’m in a similar situation to you with slow internet so I bought Starlink only 2 weeks ago too but I’m living in France! The one thing additional on your video which is important to comment on is when connecting up the cable through any external walls. Most homes here are stone so making a hole in the wall is not easy like you demonstrated. In addition when you pushed the cable connector through the wall you put through the end that connects to the router. This is a moulded L shaped connector that is too large generally to pass in any solid exterior wall. Fortunately for any one who doesn’t have the luxury of easy access and has to drill holes through stone, rock or brick then you should disconnect the connector the other end which is connected to the satellite dish as this is not a moulded L shape and folds flat designed obviously for passing the cable easily through a smaller hole. If you need to drill a hole into stone or brick you will need to drill a 3/4 inch hole (20mm) and put the cable through conduit to stop snagging. Hope this extra tip helps. Good luck from your European friends across the pond….

I'm in southern middle Tennessee and I ordered Starlink as soon as I found out it was available here. Our only options were the infamous Hughesnet or Hotspots from our phone companies. We tried Hughes at first and quickly found out why it's infamous so we went with a Hotspot from Verizon and that did work well for a few years but we pretty much lost the signal when Verizon shut down the old tower. So we switched to AT&T's Hotspot and while it was better than Verizon's at first, it seems to have a fading signal at times. I have not received the Starlink unit yet but from all the vids I have watched, it seems to be the best way to go. I will most likely also add a Mesh network to it as well. Hope it holds up in bad weather!

Same here just got mine up 2 days ago and it's like magic.😂 I still can't believe I have Internet in the middle of the woods. Pings are great also. Speeds keep climbing each day

Congrats! And as for your better half, "happy wife, happy life."

Great video. Looked very easy to install. I want to see a 6 month or 1 year update!

Got mine in the mail today! 3mb speeds for 3 Years. Still in the beginning of your video hope it's great!

Hi I got starlink here in OZ, I was only able to get 50mbps where I live (semi rural area) i wanted to double that so when I was streaming 4k I didnt get any buffering, I've had starlink now for 2 weeks and its really really great, Im getting between, 150 and 200 mpbs.

I have been thinking about Star link but was not sure what to think?

Mine comes in today. Looking for a differ mount

My Starlink comes next week … I hope I’m as satisfied as you.

love mine for the RV life. The biggest issue is the tree line... we need to stay clear of them.

got mine up. very inconsistent connection. When its working its great, when its not its bad.

very interested in your Starlink experience, I assume you are near Lexington KY? The only reason I ask that is that we have a cabin in Blue Creek OH and it looks like Starlink MAY be available for us. We have had many issues with Wild Blue/Exede/Viasat or whatever the heck they're called now and looked into DSL then Fiber and since we're so far off the road, it'd cost $800-$1000 to string the cable or fiber to the house. Would love to see an update sometime in the future. Some places were showing $600-$2500 for the initial cost, hate to be nosy but could you explain costs sometime? If it was close to $600 for the initial and it worked good, I could live with that compared to the 800-1000 and I realize there is a monthly fee.

Why did the second speed test still show Windstream? Also having your cable to the dish running across your hot metal roof as it will reduce your speed and cause some distortion.

Very interesting. Can weather affect your signal. We had satellite internet with Wildblue at one time, and heavy rain would disrupt the signal.

Any need for a signal booster? Our LTE internet requires a signal booster for devices that are further from router.

Where did u get that pole or pipe mount?

I was wondering after 2 month of having star link is it worth the money. I also have 7 download and only like 1 upload and I play online games?

I’ve had my Starlink for 3 months now and the reliability has been awesome. Just say’n

Hello sir, I'm a musician that uploads my recording to RU-vid and was watching how the upload speed is with StarLink. The current crappy internet that I'm using takes up to 2 or 3 hour to upload a 5 or 6 minute video to RU-vid. Can you give me and idea on want I would be looking at for upload times

How is it today im trying get the starlink today

I ordered mine off amazon I heard you don't have to be on a waiting list anymore

How to order please

just installed mine in Tucson AZ last night, it has been raining like crazy, but speeds are around 470 down, 30ish up, I am on regular plan, gen 3 set up, I am canceling Cox today, I have 2gbs down 100mbs up but fuck them, they keep raising their prices and customer service is horrible

Here is a tip you may not have thought of. If you unplug the cable from the dish you can use a smaller hole to go through the wall because it is not a 90-degree angle on that end.

Brother your story sounds lust like ours. Horrible dial up to overpriced slightly less horrible DSL then to expensive and sketchy at&t wifi hotspot that works OK as long as nobody else in the county is using it too. Yeah, it never works well. My gen 3 starlink kit arrives next week! Take care man!