The Starlink Enterprise Kit" appears to feature the same hardware as the V4 Starlink dish, which the company began selling to US consumers late last year. One major difference is the price ...

The kit includes a kickstand ... and more complicated buildings than the average home. According to Starlink, the Enterprise, "Enables installation flexibility with a longer cable, choice of ...

For the vast majority of people needing stable, consistent internet at a fixed location, like their home, the standard Starlink residential kit is the one to get. The kit typically includes the ...

SpaceX's Starlink is offering new residential customers of its satellite internet service its $349 hardware kit for free. But it's not free for everyone, and there are some caveats. In a post on ...

You can now get Starlink’s setup hardware for free This requires a 12-month commitment to the internet service There’s plenty of small print, and not everyone can get it When you subscribe to ...

"Raw plastic pellets come in, raw aluminum comes in, and we make those into the Starlink kits, and then ship them right out to customers homes." Each week, SpaceX launches satellites to build out ...

The kit modifies the V4 Starlink dish for enterprise buyers. It's more expensive than the consumer version and drops the Wi-Fi router but includes a longer cable and bigger power supply.

The Starlink Mini kit includes the Mini dish with the integrated router, a power cable, and a power adapter to plug into a standard 120-volt wall outlet. It's a much simpler set of components.