SpaceX has introduced the Starlink Mini 2, a new portable satellite internet device featuring a built-in battery, USB-C charging, and integrated Wi-Fi.
The device is designed to provide internet access in places where traditional broadband and cellular connections are unavailable.
The Starlink Mini 2 is available for preorder at $999, with one year of internet service included. SpaceX values the included service at $2,100.
One of the main additions is the built-in battery, which allows the device to operate without being connected to an external power source. It offers up to 4.5 hours of battery life on a single charge, making it easier to use while traveling or outdoors.
The device weighs around 3.53 pounds with the battery installed. It also supports USB-C Power Delivery, allowing users to recharge it using compatible chargers and power banks. The battery can reportedly be swapped without interrupting the internet connection.
Here are the main specifications:
- Battery life: Up to 4.5 hours
- Weight: 3.53 pounds (1.6 kg)
- Charging: USB-C Power Delivery
- Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi
- Setup time: Around 60 seconds
The built-in battery is the biggest change compared to the original Starlink Mini, which requires an external power source. The updated model combines the satellite internet hardware, battery, and Wi-Fi into a single portable device.
This makes it easier to set up an internet connection in remote locations without carrying a separate power supply. SpaceX has yet to announce wider availability or international pricing.
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