5 Of The Best Starlink Accessories You Can Find On Amazon – BGR

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It was only a matter of time before the cosmos played an active role in how humans receive an internet connection. Lightning-fast broadband is a luxury many of us have, but what about our friends and family living in more remote areas? And what of the nomadic wanderers who pilot an RV by night, in search of that elusive Wi-Fi network for sending an email or two?

Fortunately, human beings are pretty savvy when it comes to figuring out how to get an internet connection, and satellite-powered networking has become a popular option for rural denizens and frequent road- and sea-bound travelers. One popular brand in the web-connected satellite game is Starlink, an offshoot of the SpaceX organization. Starlink produces a handful of receivers that are designed to pull in an internet signal from thousands of low-Earth orbit dishes. But you’re going to need mounts, wires, and other vital accessories to give your phones, tablets, and laptops the best signal possible. To that end, we’ve put together this list of the five best Starlink accessories you can find on Amazon.

For those attaching a Starlink receiver on a slanted roof, you’ll want to invest in hardware that isn’t going to rust and crumble over time. Enter the Foboull Starlink Pivot Roof Mount, one of our top choices for Starlink mounting hardware that’s just $27.99. Compatible with the Starlink Standard Gen 3 and Starlink Enterprise models, this model comes with everything you’ll need to fasten the receiver to your roof, including screws, nails, wrenches, and wall anchors.

Thanks to its easy-to-use swivel mechanism, you’ll be able to angle your Starlink receiver at the height and angle that’s going to pull in the best signal for your homestead or business (it can be adjusted up to 180 degrees). And because of its weather-resistant design, you won’t have to worry about Mother Nature wearing down your cosmic internet. For less than $30, you really can’t go wrong with this Starlink mounting kit, and a majority of Amazon reviewers were very pleased with the results it delivered and the ease of installation.

Do you need to install a Starlink receiver on the side of a building? The GADFISH Adjustable Starlink Gen 3 Mount makes it easy to achieve the perfect angle for reception, with installation taking one Amazon reviewer only 10 minutes. Others have praised the mounting kit for its sturdiness and multi-angle capabilities, and it only costs $35.99.

The main pole attachment can adjust the mounting position of the Starlink receiver, and the connector feeding the base (the part you’ll mount to the wall or eave) can also be manipulated. So, no fretting over whether your Starlink Standard V3 will keel over. We were also glad to learn the kit delivers a 21-inch max height, making it a great choice for hard-angled roofs.

One Amazon reviewer was unhappy to learn the mount doesn’t rotate a full 360 degrees. Another took issue with some of the mounting hardware provided, claiming the screws were too small for the predrilled holes. Yet another reviewer didn’t even get screws, so make sure everything that’s supposed to be in the box is accounted for if you go with this product.

For those of us driving around the country with a mobile Starlink system in tow, the STARGEAR Starlink Mini Magnetic Mount comes highly recommended. Delivering up to 23 kilograms of pull force per magnet, this model works with most metallic surfaces. Its die-cast aluminium body provides excellent weather resistance, making this a no-brainer for RVs and marine vessels.

One of the best parts of this $89.99 mounting kit is that you won’t need to fiddle around with drills, wood screws, and other stud-based mount accessories — the magnets do all the heavy lifting. Once your Mini is mounted, you can dial in the perfect reception angle with the bracket’s tilt mechanism (up to 8 degrees). We also dig the fact that the mount comes with four anti-theft screws and a proprietary screwdriver for locking everything down. With that said, one eagle-eyed Amazon reviewer brought up a good point: The thin covering on the four magnets may struggle with extreme temperatures. If you’re a frequent traveler, do yourself a favor and regularly check them to ensure they’re not breaking down.

Mounting a Starlink receiver to the side of your home or business isn’t too tricky. With that said, no one wants to look at a huge mess of wires when the work is done. Fortunately, the EAZUSE Starlink Cable Routing Kit comes with everything you need to make your device and accessories look as clean as the internet signal it provides.

Roll call for the $26.99 bundle is as follows: a 1-inch spade drill bit, a 5/16-inch drill bit, a tube of waterproof glue, 30 wall clips, 10 cable ties, and four wall bushing grommets. The only other tool you’ll need is a drill and a Starlink receiver. Now, it’s entirely possible that you’ll be able to build your own bundle of a la carte drill bits, glue, and other accessories for less than the price of this EAZUSE kit — especially if you already have some of the individual components lying around. But, this is a great way to nab a bunch of organizational necessities, as well as a couple of drill bits to drive through wood and other obstructions.

How about a portable carrying case for your Starlink essentials? For a versatile transporter that’s tailor-made to holster your Starlink Gen 3, the LUCMO Starlink Gen 3 Case and Cable gets two thumbs-ups from your pals at BGR. At 26.14 inches wide, 17.8 inches tall, and weighing 4.49 pounds, you won’t have trouble finding a spot in the trunk for your gear.

The premium nylon material gives the case a nice look, and LUCMO claims the product is both moisture- and dust-resistant. The internal compartments are perfectly fitted to the shape of the Starlink Gen 3, keeping it protected from any drops or dings that may cross your path. This combo is priced at $148.95 and comes with a 100-foot Cat 6 extension with gold-plated contacts and a waterproof gasket, ensuring your Starlink has everything it needs to pull in the best internet signal possible. A little tip in this respect: Be sure you know how to use Starlink’s bypass mode.