Starlink has launched its compact and portable internet solution, Starlink Mini, in Canada. The device, which debuted in the U.S. in June, is designed for travellers, campers, and remote workers who need reliable, high-speed internet in hard-to-reach places.
The Starlink Mini kit, priced at $399 CAD (with a discount available until January 6), is small enough to fit in a backpack and offers download speeds of over 100 Mbps. It includes a built-in WiFi router, lower power consumption, and DC power input, making it ideal for use on the go. The Starlink Mini launched for $599 USD, so the $399 CAD price is more than half price based on today’s exchange rates.
Starlink Mini supports supports the company’s Roam Unlimited service plan, offering unlimited internet for $189 CAD per month. This plan is tailored for RV enthusiasts, adventurers, and people who need connectivity while traveling domestically or internationally in Starlink-supported markets. A lower-cost “Roam” plan starts at $70 CAD per month.
The device is easy to set up in just two steps: plug it in and point it at the sky. The system connects in minutes and can be packed up just as quickly for the next destination. Users can also pause and resume their service as needed, with billing done in monthly increments for flexibility.
Starlink Mini even supports in-motion use at speeds up to 100 mph (160 km/h), making it a game-changer for those constantly on the move. With lots of people exploring the great outdoors in Canada and also living in remote areas, this new Starlink Mini solution is a great way to get online, especially if you live in an RV.
