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Bonzojoko:Max I've gotten is 51MB/s that's 408Mbps. Only for a second. |
dustmalik:Lol. It's PSX nau. He is using you guys to catch cruise. LMAO! That's the download speed between his PS5 & his laptop. The files are on his laptop. That's the speed it's transferring it from his laptop to his PS5. I mean the 240Mbps at the end makes it obvious. Because 200MB/s is 1.6Gbps Internet. HOW?! Lol. |
toluxa1:Simply put, Left - What your device is capable of connected to that router/access point. (Speed between phone & router) Right - What the actual speed of your internet connection is. (Speed between Starlink & Satellite). So one is showing what your device can do. The other is showing what the actual thing it's doing is, lol. |
Jaytee123jay:Okay. Starlink isn't available to order at the moment for most of Lagos. So you'll have to pay and wait in line I believe. |
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Snart303:1. Service Address is your house address or the address you out when you were buying it. 2. Router is powered by mains. Nepa / Gen. By a wall socket. 3. It's unclear what the data cap is in Nigeria or if there's one at all however, 1TB Peak hours (7am-11pm) data is more than enough. 11pm - 7am data isn't calculated towards this 1TB as it's off peak data usage. 4. Lol. Every service has it's moments, everything has it's disadvantage. Starlink like DStv doesn't work well when it's raining but still, Starlink is in many ways the best ISP in Nigeria. Bang for buck especially. 5. Yes, charged from the same card you paid with on Starlink website. If you don't have a dollar card, check first post on the first page. Payment is $42.16 per month automatically debited. 6. You can change your service address if you move to a different address, I'm moving soon and will need to do so myself. Any other questions you have, you can read through the thread, most of those questions have been answered here and on Starlink's website. Cheers! All your answers are here https://support.starlink.com/topic?category=64 |
Psalmspsalms:Lol. Yes nau! In 4K! |
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Check out the Rollable $100,000 TV below Would you buy one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yyJi_8rf6s |
easyyoke:Yeah Starlink wasn't great yesterday. Nothing extraordinary, just one of those days. Tested 150Mb/s now seems it's back to it's best now.
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georgee:I'll use the Deco mesh system below to explain. I stay in a house with 3 floors. Ground, 1st, 2nd floors. Starlink on 2nd Floor, all i have to do is plug one of the 3 deco nodes to the Starlink on the 2nd floor, then simply go down to the 1st floor, plug the 2nd Deco to a socket for power of course and then go down to the ground floor and plug the 3rd one. As you plug more Decos they talk to each other and join the network. You set it up with the Deco app on your phone. Now my mesh network is setup. I name it whatever I want. (Naming comes after plugging the first one sha pol). 2nd Floor Deco is collecting internet from Starlink router via LAN and sharing it to 1st floor Deco via Wifi. (You can also use LAN which is actually prefered for better speeds. But you have to run cables). 1st Floor Deco now with Internet is sharing the internet to the ground floor deco via Wifi also. Or cable again if you want as each deco X55 has 3 LAN ports behind them. One to receive, 2 to share. So thia creates like a WiFi "BUBBLE" around the whole house. And all you have to do is connect to the Deco mesh network Wi-fi SSID (Network name). That's all. As you move through the house, the deco system will automatically be switching you to the most optimal node closest to you using AI. So if I was in the garage for instance on the ground floor of course, I'll most likely be connected to the node on the ground floor. And all this is done intelligently and not like disconnect and connect it just kinda slides you to the nearest node because it's just as if you have one very powerful router that's covering a big area. So even if you have a warehouse as big as a football stadium, all you have to do is buy maybe 20 Decos and just be plugging them around. Liter them around lol. And in this way. The whole warehouse has good wifi signal while the Actual Internet router is at one corner. E probably no even cover the 18 yard box area. I hope this helps. Cheers
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georgee:The performance will be noticeably worse. If you want good speeds, invest in a good mesh system like my boss @toluxa1 or at least a dual band router |
Bossman:@georgee I was going to suggest this, don't name them the same thing like seunpayne suggested. Use different names so you can tell where your problem is coming from lol. If it's not mesh, it can't be seamless like mesh so no need to stress yourself. The only way to get access one of 2 access points with same SSID (WiFi name) is turning one off. The mental gymnastics no worth am |
georgee:Lol no lie for my head, I no yab anybody. Both devices will share wifi. 2 access points with different wifi ranges. I would imagine. For best speeds, you need to be closer to the access point especially if it's range isn't great. So basically. Running a long cable downstairs and then connecting the second router downstairs. I'll always advice that you setup your Starlink router where you spend the most time or at least in a central location, but yh I also understand that this isn't always possible. |
seunpayne:Well, it's doing the work it's supposed to do. |
seunpayne:That's a router. No? 1 router. Anyways maybe good enough if you need coverage on only one floor. |
toluxa1:I love my Deco mesh system so much. I am so glad I invested in them |
toluxa1:It happens, I'm not sure why. My guess is router firmware updates maybe. Also, stop calling router, Inverter ![]() Check Starlink app. Settings > Advanced. How long has your router been on for? Was that the last time you restarted it? I'm talking about "Uptime". |
toluxa1:My advice is that you should just leave it alone, I'm guessing you are using iPhone and MacBook? As it happened to me, my MacBook Pro M1 Max & iPhone 14 Pro Max stopped seeing the 5GHz frequency. While my Pixel 6 & 7 with my old iPhone X had no problem latching on. If you must do something, I advice that you reboot both the Starlink and the Router, that's all. Don't factory reset anything. Or maybe split it and unsplit it a couple of times. However I don't think all these are necessary. I also found out that on iPhones it can take up to 30s to find 5GHz wifi networks so also maybe try staying on that wifi scanning screen a while. Also make sure your phone and computer are updated to their latest firmware versions. I don't have to worry about all these anymore as my Deco X55 Network handles all of this now. I can force any supported device to latch on to the 5GHz network (see photo below). Even though it's not even necessary as there's a deco node in every room where these devices spend most of their time lol. And i have zero complaints are the photos below show.
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Jaytee123jay: Jaytee123jay:4pm asking about lack of Availability. 5pm already bought Starlink. At least that's what it seems like, anyways if you bought from Naija seller. Go and hold their sokoto oh! Lol |
toluxa1:Did you untick 'Split 2.4/5GHz Networks' in settings? If you did, that's why. If you didn't then do. The phone will latch on to the 5GHz frequency when you are close to the router. And you can confirm under 'Network' in the Starlink app. Cheers. |
dustmalik:I'm just waiting to see I bought it from Chinedu & sons in alaba international market. Let me laugh well well 😂😂 |
ibawon:Yeah, it be like that. Mine sef is like that. They are charging me on 11th. I have to remember to unlock my card sef so they can charge it. I no dey leave dollar card open abeg. Anyways, Starlink service starts counting from the day you place the order. So the first month subscription is part of the purchase money or let's say it's free. But it starts counting from the day you order I believe so if it takes one month to reach you. Pele akanbi. The card on my friend's Starlink got missing so he blocked it and got a new card from his bank. Till now he has been unable to update the card on his account and he has tried many cards. The problem is from Adyen, Starlink's payment processor. He has tried Grey, Payday, Gotok, Standard Chartered, GTB, my credit card didn't work, even the card currently on my Starlink account didn't work. It's been 2 months now, he is owing Starlink 2 months payment but the thing is still working. However the bill is piling up, I'm sure it will stop at some point and never work again till the balance is settled. |
Onepiece007:You are part of the problem. The reason why people that need it can't see it to buy. Anybody that buys from a 3rd party, if you run into any problems you go regret your decision. Even for those that bought from Starlink direct, support is a problem. It's now you that went to buy bend down select Starlink. Okay sha. |
georgee:Every cell is a 15mile hexagonal surface area. So it's very possible you have ordered your Starlink to a different cell and it won't work well at your own address because there's no way to tell if you are at the centre or close to the edge of this hexagonal area (your address' cell). Hopefully you'll be able to connect without issues, but if you experience any problems you know why now. Alternatively, you can always add portability or roam at an extra cost. However, Speed Priority is given to people with fixed addresses. See photos below
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