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SpaceX’s Starlink internet public beta is giving some users blistering download speeds of more than 160 Mbps, including in rural Montana – Business Insider Australia
SpaceX tried to lower expectations when it launched its Starlink satellite internet beta on October 26 — but some users say they’re already hitting download speeds…
- SpaceX’s public beta test of its Starlink satellite-internet service is giving some users download speeds of more than 160 megabits per second – faster than 95% of US connections, according to the speed-test provider Ookla.
- One Starlink customer in rural Montana said on Reddit that their download speed was 174 Mbps. “Starlink will forever change the game,” they said.
- SpaceX said in an email to beta-test subscribers last week that they should expect speeds between 50 and 150 Mbps, with intermittent…
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