In this article, I am going to show you How To Buy Starlink In Nigeria in just a few easy steps.
Starlink is a new satellite-based internet service from Elon Musk's SpaceX that provides broadband internet to subscribers in areas where it has received regulatory approval. The service uses Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, which are much closer to the earth than other satellite providers, resulting in better latency and higher speeds.
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To get connected to Starlink, you need to pre-order it on starlink.com. The first step involves picking a location where you would like to use it. It is important to use your plus code to get an accurate location because your access is linked to the cell you are registered in, which is roughly around 15 miles in diameter. If you are outside the cell, you can pay a roaming charge of $25 for deprioritized service.
Starlink currently costs $43 per month for service and $600 for hardware. The payment can only be made in dollars, not in Naira, and using a Nigerian bank-issued dollar card can be challenging because the payment process wasn't built with 3D security in mind. However, virtual cards from companies like Sudo and Payday also work.
The Starlink kit comes in a dark bluish-grey box that weighs around 6 kg and includes a stand, a Starlink receiver, a Starlink router, and a power cable. The network cable is already connected to the receiver and is 75 ft long, which is enough for a rooftop installation four to five floors up. If you need a longer cable, you can purchase one from Amazon for around $100-120.
The dish looks like something straight out of Star Wars, with its clean and industrial look. It faces the sky while in operation and requires a very clear line of sight to the sky to work. To set up, you need a clear line of sight to the sky, an electrical source, and a mounting surface.
In summary, Starlink is a revolutionary satellite-based internet service that offers fast and reliable internet in areas where other options are not available. The process of getting connected can be a bit challenging, but it is well worth it for the incredible technology and the service it provides.
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