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The new Starlink Kit V5 model has arrived! SpaceX has introduced an even more compact and efficient terminal: Size: 384 × 306 × 34 mm Weight: only 1.1 kg Power consumption: 35–50 W Speed: up to 375+ Mbps Wi-Fi 6 Router Mini: covers up to 2,200 sq ft (~204 m²) and supports 235 devices simultaneously Smaller, lighter, and more powerful than previous versions. Already available in select U.S. regions, with global rollout coming soon. The perfect solution for remote locations, travel, and backup internet. Who’s already waiting for V5? Video: @Starlink #Starlink# #StarlinkV5# #SpaceX#

BREAKING: The new Starlink V5 is 48% smaller and 62% lighter than V4. • Size: 384 × 306 mm vs 594 × 383 mm • Weight: 1.1 kg vs 2.9 kg • Power: 35–50W vs 75–100W • Wind rating: 265 km/h vs 96+ km/h • Same 110° field of view • Speeds up to 375+ Mbps

The next generation Starlink Kit is designed to deliver reliable, high-speed home internet. Starlink V5 has a smaller form factor and lightweight design with greater power efficiency than the Starlink V4. With speeds up to 375+ Mbps, Starlink V5 delivers seamless connectivity for streaming, video calling, gaming and more. Currently available in select areas. As production ramps, Starlink V5 will be available in additional areas. Order now →

BREAKING: SpaceX donates @Starlink kits to help vulnerable children. Lagos State’s Ministry of Youth and Social Development received Starlink devices to improve care services via BEB Global. SpaceX’s wider grant covers 750 kits in 16 countries and 12 months of free internet.

This is not as good as it sounds, because Starlink required many satellites in low Earth orbit to achieve this bandwidth improvement globally. That said, there will ultimately be over 100k SpaceX communications satellites, most of which will be V4 or V5. Good chance that this system carries about half of global traffic.

Zambia has started connecting 751 health facilities across all 10 provinces with Starlink, and the first 90 kits went to Western Province. There's something poetic about where they started. Every year at the end of the rainy season the upper Zambezi floods the Barotse plain, and for centuries the Lozi king has left his compound at Lealui by royal barge and moved to higher ground at Limulunga. The ceremony is called Kuomboka. In Lozi it means "to get out of water." Now picture running fiber or building towers across land that turns into a lake for part of every year. A Starlink dish only needs a clear view of the sky, so the water below stops being the problem. In March 2020, months before Starlink had its first beta users, Elon Musk said it would serve the 3 or 4 percent hardest-to-reach customers, people with no connectivity or really bad connectivity. Six years later, with funding from the Global Fund through Zambia's Ministry of Health, clinics on one of Africa's great floodplains are being brought into the country's electronic health systems from orbit.