burp18:
This part about having to pay a certain amount if you ever needed to relocate it is totally new to me. good thing you pointed it out.

Odewaleadesoye:
Interesting.

Wetin guy man like me dey find for starlink 😂 😂

TheOldGods:
you're paying 19,000 naira plus subscription of 31,000 making it a totally of 50,000 a month, if you decide to relocate, or change country. Unless you have to re-order a new one and calibrate to the new location, and the same story applies.

TheOldGods:
I got the advice from a mad man.

burp18:
It's a completely rip off. I install coolink satellites sometimes and when you need to have to change location. All you need to do is a terminal change. Get the coordinates for the new location and give them to your ISP. They enter it on your modem and you're good to go. No extra charges.

TheOldGods:
you're paying 19,000 naira plus subscription of 31,000 making it a totally of 50,000 a month, if you decide to relocate, or change country. Unless you have to re-order a new one and calibrate to the new location, and the same story applies.

TheOldGods:
When I'm downstairs the WiFi range drops significantly since the router is in the studio of my apartment, and guess what? It will cost me 139,000 naira just to get a WiFi booster for the device.

HeartlessMan:
Why didn't you opt for the RV version since you wanted to be on-the-go?


This is a hooge lie!


You can buy a custom router with wider coverage for less and bypass your Starlink router.

You can also contact me for customer support. Another big lie.


You claim to be a tech guy but I fail to see it.

TheOldGods:
Some people who never owns starlink are coming to debunk 😂😂😂, starlink RV costs 135$ per month. That's 101, 000 naira a month for subscription. Dey try get information before coming to public forums and messing yourself up

TheOldGods:
Some people who never owns starlink are coming to debunk 😂😂😂, starlink RV costs 135$ per month. That's 101, 000 naira a month for subscription. Dey try get information before coming to public forums and messing yourself up

dustmalik:

RV in Nigeria is $53, not $135

TheOldGods:
this is how they milk themselves dry over there and think it works here. This is how they became the so called rich people. I've sticked toy Airtel router. Any one who wants to buy my starlink should go ahead if you have money.

burp18:
What's the best maximum upload and download speed you get when you run speed test?

TheOldGods:
if I get home let me run you a test. Meanwhile it's raining now, I'm sure they won't be any network

burp18:
you're sure there's nothing obstructing the out door unit? Something casting shados on it, trees maybe?

PhenomenalMorgan:
Op from your write up i know dat u have been either paid by airtel to discredit starlink or you are an airtel staff, focus on improving ur network and leave starlink alone.

TheOldGods:
any time it rains even if you keep it on a moving plane, higher from the ground, there won't be any network at all. It will never connect. Small rain and small cloud, and your internet stops working completely. There is nothing here.

TheOldGods:
you're paying 39,000 naira plus subscription of 31,000 making it a totally of 69,000 a month, if you decide to relocate, or change country. Unless you have to re-order a new one and calibrate to the new location, and the same story applies.

descartes400:


From my experience, any Internet connectivity that have to do with a satellite dish and the radio link type that involve line of sight in order to connect tends to be disrupted by bad weather. Fibre connectivity seems the best.