SpaceX invites customers to try global roaming Starlink service, which costs $800 upfront and works almost anywhere on land
Global roaming customers will be charged $200 a month for the service and pay a one-time fee of $599 for the, which comprises a dish to connect to the satellites, a tripod, and a WiFi router, SpaceX wrote in the email. Customers will only be allowed to pay in US dollars and can return for a full refund of the kit within 30 days, it added.Starlink's space lasersThe company warned users to expect high speeds and low latency, as well as short periods of poor or no connection.
Users based outside of the US will be responsible for paying the right taxes and providing the correct documentation, SpaceX wrote in the email. "Global Roaming services are contingent on regulatory approvals," SpaceX said in the email, linking to its
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