Starlink Mini Kit

Starlink Mini Kit

Key Specifications

• Size: 11.75 x 10.2 x 1.45 inches (298.5 x 259 x 38.5 mm) — roughly laptop-sized and fits in a backpack.
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• Weight: ~2.4–2.56 lbs (1.10 kg) for the dish itself.
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• Performance: Speeds up to 300+ Mbps download (real-world varies; often 100–200+ Mbps). Low latency suitable for streaming, video calls, and light gaming.
• Power Consumption: Average 25–40W (low enough for solar/battery setups). Input: 12-48V, up to 60W max. Supports USB-PD (100W recommended with accessory cable).
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• Durability: IP67 weatherproof, operates in -22°F to 122°F (-30°C to 50°C), wind resistance 60+ mph, snow melt up to 1 inch/hour.
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• Wi-Fi: Built-in router (Wi-Fi 5, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band 3×3 MU-MIMO). Covers up to ~1,200 sq ft, supports up to 128 devices, WPA2 security. One Ethernet port (with adapter).
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• Setup: Electronic phased array antenna with 110° field of view. Manual orientation assisted by the Starlink app. Deploys in minutes.

What’s in the Kit

• Starlink Mini antenna with integrated Wi-Fi router
• Kickstand
• Mini pipe adapter and flat mount
• DC power cable (~50 ft / 15 m)
• Power supply
• Starlink plug

Note: Some higher-tier plans previously offered a Mini as a perk, but this has changed—most users now purchase the kit separately.

Pros

• Highly portable and easy to set up.
• Reliable performance in remote areas.
• Lower power draw than standard Starlink dishes.
• Rugged build.

Cons

• Slower max speeds and potentially higher latency than full-size Starlink kits.
• Performance depends on unobstructed sky view (trees/buildings can obstruct).
• Service plans add ongoing cost; data deprioritization possible on some mobile plans during congestion.