Unboxing the Starlink Mini: Take The Internet Into The Wild With You Powered By USB-C

Join me as I unbox the Starlink Mini! This highly portable internet solution from SpaceX is designed to provide high-speed connectivity in remote locations, making it ideal for travelers, digital nomads, and anyone needing reliable internet on the go.

In this unboxing, we take a close look at what's inside the box, including the Starlink Mini, a power adapter, and a mounting kit. I explore the Starlink Mini's compact design and discuss its potential for delivering high-speed internet with a straightforward setup. With its robust build quality, the Starlink Mini aims to offer dependable coverage in various environments, including remote and rural areas.

The Starlink Mini is priced at $599 and is available now. Watch the full video for our first impressions and to see if this device could be the game-changer you've been waiting for. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more unboxings and tech reviews!

🔍 What's Inside:
- Starlink Mini dish
- Stand
- Power adapter
- Long power cable
- Setup instructions
- Regulatory manual

🌟 Features & Capabilities:
- Compact design
- Built-in Wi-Fi router
- 60W power consumption
- IP67 waterproof rating (compromised with USB-C adapter)
- Ethernet port for network integration

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💵 Starlink Mini is available now! Perfect for remote areas with limited connectivity options.

Watch the video to see the Starlink Mini in action, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tech unboxings and reviews!

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Thank you to @UbiquitiInc for sending me the Ubiquiti gear over for me to review. Starlink gear was purchased by me.

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[TheManbeastmike]

Starlink had made true remote work possible for me I'm a city guy who now enjoys working out in the woods of Carolina I get to stay connected while being far far away its amazing

[miloblue-pv]

Starlink is a miracle!, if you can see the sky, you can have Internet. The future is now!

[titfortat]

I hope StarLink will be soon available for the whole world.

[StevenYoungcaptual]

StarLink now has the USB-C wire for sale. It’s 5m (16’.5”) long and costs $31.00 USD. It has a red power indicator light in it to show if the required 100W 5A 20V power supply is good. For the Mini Only.

[dasheight]

The jets I fly have Starlink and it runs great. It's like using home internet 250 plus mbps internet over the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

[gregsmith]

Dude. I had no idea Starlink Mini was so good! Thank you for this video!

[thegreenpickel]

Always a good idea to check polarity of a random barrel jack. Usually the tip is positive and the sleeve is 0V, but not always.

[winstonsmith]

My son works for a Company in Canada that works in Remote areas, they have the larger Star Link systems on on a Frame on the Pickup Bed, they have no problems with Communications. He also uses it when Camping. My neighbour next door shares a connection with me, I pay him $50 per month and it’s the best Internet connection I’ve had, we live in a remote community, in the mountains of BC, best Internet service I have had, compared to Telus and Rodger’s.

[mr.normalguy]

Appreciate the unbiased review. I've seen people who either absolutely love Starlink or absolutely hate it.

[jaredwhite]

Goal zero power back with solar panels and you’d be totally off grid an power all day long

[libellula]

Brilliant, thank you. I've had my Starlink dishy for 3 years now, set it up myself (75 year old) so easy. I now fully understand it by watching your video Thinking of getting a mini just because it will be less power to run on a solar charger in power cuts. I love that it has no separate router. Thanks for the video. I live in a valley in the foothills of the Pyrenees France 🇫🇷

[ShubhamJadhavSJ]

I’m totally going to try this out near my farmhouse, if starlink ever comes to India. I’ve tried many things with cellular network like hooking 4G-5G sim with Wi-Fi routers, using Wi-Fi repeaters throughout the different rooms. So this was fun to watch.

[zildjin]

It was this exact video that convinced me to finally get it, I'm so glad I did and have you to thank! I also fell down the etsy accessory rabbit hole which is an entirely different fun game to play to!

[wademt]

I have a Mini and love it, and use it on my Cybertruck in remote areas in Montana and the west. Can I use the Ubiquity U7 outdoor without the network gateway in order to give me a long range wifi signal? If not, why not?

[wilmothutson]

What a invention. There is hope for me now wanting to live in the boondocks.

[moseywiththemurphs]

If you are looking for another power source for the Starlink Mini I purchased at Best Buy the CyberPower 160W Power Inverter. It's a Cigarette adapter to AC and USB. I've tested it with my Lion Energy Cub Go, Safari LT and Safari ME.. All works great.

[josephfbuck]

You're doing much better job about your descriptions the other guy I watched did not go into any of the detail and all I kept was whining about latency and yet you described how the guy had it set wrong thank you

[xekutiv]

The wifi range will double when its raised off the ground. Good job

[thestoneworks]

it's 5ghz wifi, you had it on the ground, and the ground was soaking up most of your wifi. If you had it even 2-3 feet off the ground, your wifi would of went 500+ feet in every direction.

[deltabravo]

Thanks for showing how it fits in your backpack! That gives a much better perspective on the size.