Experiences with Starlink from SpaceX or GigaCube?

2022-04-08 23:41:17

if you have o2 reception, then get yourself an o2 Free unlimited Max plan, instead of paying the normal price (€60) pay €30 using a friend referral code. The price applies as long as you keep the plan. It’s for 2 years but unbeatable in terms of price/performance. Since it’s a regular plan, you could later use it as your mobile phone plan. SMS/Allnet flat included and it also supports 5G. :)

Is it even allowed to use these SIM cards in stationary devices? I have read different things about that. The o2 network is unfortunately not so great there, but Vodafone has a Red XL plan with unlimited data volume. We were already interested in that. But we are unsure whether you are allowed to stick it in a router without violating any fine print.

2022-04-09 07:48:14

can be answered in a few words: the provider may not restrict the choice of the end device. It is EU law and can be googled.

2022-04-16 21:05:39

Great, thank you. :) In the kitchen of the temporary apartment, we have now measured 60 mbit down and 10 up with the phone. That's definitely enough for working, so the network is there. We'll figure out how to handle the end devices / cables to the office later. For now, we're relieved. :)

Experiences with Starlink from SpaceX or GigaCube?

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