NewStats: 3,264,397 , 8,183,596 topics. Date: Tuesday, 10 June 2025 at 09:54 PM 6w4p12

senator282:
Has anyone ever bought and used this Starlink Dual ethernet adapter from AliExpress?

Looks like a scam product?

about to do the purchase right from AliExpress. Comments says legit

morikee:

Why bro it's per better than Gen3 so easy to set up

Does it automatically adjust like the Gen 2?

orkman:
Can you explain why you don't like the dish?

I like the way the gen 2 moves

ibietela2:


Does it automatically adjust like the Gen 2?

No need for that it has wide field of view

What the enemy is planning has failed. They wanted Starlink to exit Naija so they can continue milking us with their audio data

dunmorrix:
Starlink Mini now available in Nigeria.

where? i tried the site last night and they don't deliver here still

PrettyMuchNoOne:


where? i tried the site last night and they don't deliver here still

not in Lagos and Abuja but every other state

Imagine those vendors selling Starlink last month I wanted the mini so bad they were charging 800k for hardware without subscription

Na dem I pity , all of them wey stock Mini at prices higher than the new official price.

Thinkunltd:
Imagine those vendors selling Starlink last month I wanted the mini so bad they were charging 800k for hardware without subscription

What does Starlink mini do?

Thinkunltd:
not in Lagos and Abuja but every other state

hm, from the official site? Nigeria doesn't show up as an option

georgee:
What does Starlink mini do?

it's a smaller, self-contained version of the dishy+router that's meant to be for on-the-go type shii

check the verge's review of it, they even use it in a backpack: https://www.theverge.com/24275688/starlink-mini-review-battery-powered-backpack-comparison

PrettyMuchNoOne:


hm, from the official site? Nigeria doesn't show up as an option

Roam is not available in Nigeria for now. Go to residential plan, input an available address, you will given a choice between Standard and Mini. Mini costs 318k

yemkoguru:
about to do the purchase right from AliExpress. Comments says legit

When you receive it please don't forget to come here and give us review.

ibietela2:


I like the way the gen 2 moves

Me too, no stress, they should have just kept that motorized technology and upgrade only the V2 Router to WiFi 6

I was told that I have to stay on the enterprise plan for 3 months before I can migrate to residential plan... How true is this information??

ask4bk:

The dish is bigger, has no automatic motor to position it.... Despite all of this gets same data as the old one. Doesn't look like an upgrade apart from the fact that it now comes with Ethernet ports

I thought the sired and performance is different and better than gen 2, and I was planning an hardware upgrade from my gen 2 to gen 3, abeg make I de enjoy my gen 2 de go peacefully

morikee:

No need for that it has wide field of view

Interesting

ANIKUDI:
Port-Harcourt and Benin City now freed up for new activations on Residential Plan, thanks to the new ground station going live at Okun Aja, Nigeria.

20 antennas installed, room for 36 (assuming regular spacing). Adjacent to new Medallion Data Center construction (large building on the right). Likely live, based on recent increased capacity at IXP (200G -> 600G).

Abeg make them free Abuja too na, I want to make new order within Abuja

ibietela2:


Interesting

No mind am. You will still need to position it right only that you'll do it manually using the app helping you to move left and right, something that was automatic in the former version. It's a downgrade.

Just that gen 3 will be the standard and if you remain with gen 2 you won't be able to get it's part after few years. Everyone will eventually be forced to switch

myspace:
Unreliable internet has always been an issue for me in Lagos. The best Internet Service Providers use Fibre Optics but have very limited coverage areas. So when I heard Starlink would be rolling out their Low Orbit internet service in Africa, It Immediately piqued my Interest.

I made a preorder for the service in May of 2021 with a refundable deposit of $99. I did this due to the projected rollout of the service by the end of 2021. I did not get any update from Starlink until early december of 2022. I was told to pay up a balance of $501 so my exquipment would be shipped.

8 days after making full payment, my Starlink Equipment was delivered to me by DHL. It is a plug and play device that is easy to install by following very simple steps on the manual. I mounted the dish on my compound, at a postion with good sky visibility and the device connected to an available Satellite within a few minutes.

My Internet experience is now the best I have ever had it, here in Nigeria.

Total cost of Equipment $600
Monthly Subscription for Unlimited Internet $43


God Bless Elon Musk
God Bless SpaceX/Starlink
God Bless Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orUl06DfAjw

Following keenly.

Does anyone know what the new roaming price will be? Or is residential now going to be more expensive than roaming? Roaming s are still paying ₦49,000.

Starlink kit Price

Gen2 - ₦650,000
Gen3 - ₦600,000
Gen3 Mini - ₦540,000

Residential plan now @57k all states apart from Lagos and Abuja.

Call or Whatsapp to enquire or order: 08082649736

Oem18:
Starlink kit Price

Gen2 - ₦650,000
Gen3 - ₦600,000
Gen3 Mini - ₦540,000

Residential plan now @57k all states apart from Lagos and Abuja.

Call or Whatsapp to enquire or order: 08082649736

why is the gen 2 more expensive than the gen 3?

ask4bk:

No mind am. You will still need to position it right only that you'll do it manually using the app helping you to move left and right, something that was automatic in the former version. It's a downgrade.

Just that gen 3 will be the standard and if you remain with gen 2 you won't be able to get it's part after few years. Everyone will eventually be forced to switch

damn

has anyone tried moving their starlink from one to another? my main details is in another and the only way is transfer.

Thinkunltd:
why is the gen 2 more expensive than the gen 3?

Because it is the kit that could adjust itself automatically unlike gen 3 and mini which can't

Oem18:


Because it is the kit that could adjust itself automatically unlike gen 3 and mini which can't

So someone will pay 50k extra because of less than 1 minute of manually adjusting gen3 dish using the app?

Lol

ask4bk:

So someone will pay 50k extra because of less than 1 minute of manually adjusting gen3 dish using the app?

Lol

Not everyone installs it by themselves, and how can an average adjust it once installed on a roof.

To some it is worth it to others itsnt

Oem18:



Not everyone installs it by themselves, and how can an average adjust it once installed on a roof.

To some it is worth it to others itsnt

Gen 3 is very easy to install cus it has wider field of view and than the Gen 2 less obstruction problem just like the mini that can even connect to Satellite even inside a car with small Sun roof or dashboard

Never knew MTN and Airtel are currently working to partner with Satellite companies like Starlink. Like T-Mobile did with them in the US. I just read this in Nairametrics:
What you should know
The Airtel-SpaceX partnership indicates that mobile network operators are now looking for ways to collaborate with satellite companies, which many have seen as competition, especially in a market like Nigeria, where Starlink is gaining more traction at the expense of the other ISPs, including the MNOs.

Last year, MTN Group also announced that it was in talks with several satellite services providers, including Elon Musk’s Starlink, in its bid to expand its services to unnerved areas across its operating market.
Specifically, the company said there was an ongoing engagement with SpaceX’s Starlink, with enterprise-grade trials underway in Rwanda and Nigeria.
In addition, MTN said multiple initiatives were underway, including direct-to-cell trials with Lynk Global in South Africa and Ghana.
The company said it was also having discussions with providers like AST SpaceMobile for trials in Nigeria and South Sudan. “In parallel, we are advancing discussions with Eutelsat OneWeb for a planned pilot in South Africa.”