Speed Test using speedtest dot net on the new

super fast still! 27 ms ping, 119 Mbps down 14 Mbps up

[@adventureswithkramer]

I never thought this would get so many views, but super happy to see that people like checking it out. Remember that this is using satellite internet which is typically slower with much higher pings and this is my first time ever seeing speeds this fast, 100+ Mbps internet is only available in cities near me, not out in the country where I live. Thank you for watching :)

[@suspiciousatom5808]

Cheers

[@Satuskid11]

Hi Mr kramer

[@JaydonCarlson]

I’m gonna comment on here so in 20 years people can see this and think we’re funny for thinking 100mbps is cool hahaha

[@Gianni135]

I want to be in that screenshot too if they make memes about this in 2040!

[@JaydonCarlson]

@JN Sorry, I should have rephrased! I mean, these speeds are NOTHING compared to what they’re going to be, even just one year from now! So somebody could be getting ten Gb/second up and down and think we’re crazy for thinking 100Mb is good!😂

[@JaydonCarlson]

@JN thank though and good call! I reworded it now so it makes more sense :)

[@catmandont1107]

I get like... 500+ download at 14ms ping

[@JaydonCarlson]

@@catmandont1107 yeah, me too. 1Gb down with fiber. But that’s not what we’re talking about lol. Starlink is a different animal! The potential is through the damn roof. It’s funny to see us nerds getting excited about it right now though, because it is really slow. So down the road, years from now, it could be insanely fast!!

[@blackedelweiss601]

the only bad part about living on a farm is shitty internet. I'm really looking forward to this.

[@nicolasthierre4825]

me too

[@mmaaddict78]

I live in rural Pennsylvania and I’m so thankful that we have Comcast in my area. The company is terrible, so I hope to switch to this eventually, even though it’s a bit slower. I’d rather support SpaceX than Comcast.

[@StarscreamRider]

It’s not going to be cheap, especially in the beginning. Heard estimations of about 80$/month.

[@TmouniTidio]

i live in town and the best internet i get in this part of town is 24mbps which means......6.5mbps download on speed test.... so i prefer a farm with no internet EVEN from the shity city ^ ^

[@blackedelweiss601]

@@StarscreamRider That is half the price of what my internet is. Which is like 2-6 down speed. Yes you heard me correctly.

[@leirex_1]

City people: "... I mean it's fast but not anything crazy"

[@guiserixsacha4520]

yeah ^^' I'm limited to 100 with my router but when I plug directly the ethernet in the box... well 860 mbps it is, I downloded horizon zeron dawn (75 GB) in 20 minutes. when you live in the city you kind of forget how it was before you moved in... (I was at 10 mbps max... but 3 mbps most of the time :/)

[@thelazyduck9370]

Yea lol sorry XD

[@thecoolerplayer6813]

@@guiserixsacha4520 get a better router lol

[@guiserixsacha4520]

@@thecoolerplayer6813 nah...i Can survive with only 100.

[@grigorecosmin]

@@guiserixsacha4520 So you pay for 1gbps but use 100mbps. That's smart.

[@Senor_Penor]

Everyone dogging this needs to remember he is getting 117 Mbps on SATELLITE internet, so everyone saying how its "normal" obviously has never lived in the middle of nowhere depending on verizon wifi that doesn't get above 20 or 30 Mpbs.

[@adventureswithkramer]

Thank you for saying it!

[@PixelBrushArt]

I mean. I deem 10 Mbit decently fast.

[@ClubPenguinMaster88]

@@PixelBrushArt 10 mbit is generally enough for most applications to be fair.

[@akcolade]

i mean unless your playing esport games you wont really notice

[@konidsw2602]

20 Mbps? I have 7...I can't wait for starlink to come to my area

[@AdamSalehx]

I reserve my place here for the history tp know that we are pioneers

[@enricodelascio4330]

😎🤝

[@rizux3549]

Imma do the same

[@Jifery]

Same

[@iarejoey720]

Same

[@emirsalimov8045]

same

[@d_san1985]

I can see people from the future laughing at this video and the comments

[@mmaaddict78]

They will be living in mud huts with zero access to the internet most likely. This will all be ancient history lol

[@astelp9220]

Hello future people who is reading this reply in the future

[@janiskulmanis4610]

Future? My cellphones download speed on average is about 120-130mbps, for pc with optical cable download is somewhere about 600+ thats liitle bit above average here in Latvia.

[@elliotokirie3404]

I’m a cable guy and I’m laughing at it now 😂 but it is coming from space so yea cool

[@Slikkslakk]

@@janiskulmanis4610 you do know it’s not supposed to be super fast, but instead be accessible to people all over the globe, right? Even remote locations.

[@TheColson79]

This isn’t for people that live in town and have access to high speed already. There is a large part of the population that only have old satellite internet available. That is usually 25 down 4 up with over 600 ms pings. This is amazing for them.

[@Nett_]

I mean i have my internet still from old phone cable soo thats 1 down and 200kb? up

[@stanger8992]

@@Nett_ I live in a big city and my street still somehow has old infrastructure so I have 12mb download and 45kB/s upload. Yes, 45kB, I can't even upload a photo with my wifi so I have to use my mobile net for any uploads...

[@Nett_]

@@stanger8992 SpeedTest is showing me that i have 0.09 up and i use mobile data too

[@Nett_]

But they are finally placing fiber near me so thats hope

[@jordanleopold93]

I live in a city and my internet is 10mps Down / 1mp Up... We need this too - and boy, I can't wait!

[@Kariyu101]

I have a dream that one day we'll all have 0 ping and gbps download speed... one day

[@protomanx1]

Lightspeed limit makes that not viable

[@dnsstratos9156]

I have 1ms and 120 upload and download . 26.25€ per month in Greece . Fiber optic cable ofc

[@rensu3923]

I got 0 ping on a game before, although i got disconnected afterwards

[@notubaid]

6g

[@SebasOver]

so if I live in Mexico and I subscribe to Starlink the distance between servers in games wouldn’t even matter since it’s satellite internet?

[@DeSinc]

can you do a speedtest to sydney australia so we can see if the latency is lower? traditionally, the latency from australia to america is at minimum 160ms, but with starlink the satellites send data through a vacuum so the signal propagates 50% faster. this will mean with enough coverage, the latency can be cut down to below 150ms ideally. could you test this? I'd like to see if it is sending the signal across the ocean, or if it is simply re-routing to an international link and taking it over the under-sea cables instead.

[@trying4]

^ yes please

[@IshanJain]

@@trying4 They dont have any satellites over AU right now. So to send traffic to other countries they arent serving right now, they must be using a base station that is connected via fiber to a upstream isp.

[@mr.mirror1213]

Why does it go 50% faster

[@phoenixnfa]

*insert half life joke here*

[@Relics]

For some reason this is the 2nd time iv seen you comment on a youtube video in the past 2 days weird

[@prodanovyt5996]

People in 20 years: *laughs in 100 terabits per second*

[@Pokeeeee]

Not in Germany!

[@LittleWhole]

Anyone watching in 2040?

[@C4rnee]

TeraBITS?

[@godofdoor6558]

@@C4rnee yeah that's what its called

[@alexxxO_O]

@@C4rnee 1 byte = 8 bits

[@WeebHavenArkttch]

Guys... seriously... those who are flexing their fast GBPS wifi speed... you gotta consider this. Starlink is a satellite internet... SATELLITE Not something hooked up to some fiber optics. Also think of 5G. You need a 5G supported device to use 5G and it isn't even widely available worldwide. With Starlink you literally can have access in very far or remote places in the world. Not only you have internet access but decent fast as well. Starlink is amazing man...

[@shogunrex_9259]

I have spectrum and I get 200

[@kaden694]

2020: HOLY CRAP THATS FAST! 2050: get a load of this guy

[@vitoraugusto9596]

It is like if someone show us now a 1mb internet. In 2012, i was happy with my 2mb internet lol

[@alpitu21]

2050: woah this kid commenting this video must be stupid, this is from 30 Years ago!!!

[@brunoreis8647]

@@alpitu21 i don't think KZbin will last that long, tbh.

[@johnkelfy7256]

We will be so old in 20 years 😖😖

[@ivanfenis1221]

If flat earthers use starlink, they're admitting that the earth isn't flat.

[@YuriG03042]

I don't understand how does this have anything to do with earth being flat. they can just say the satellites stay put above ground, rather than rotating around

[@davidg4512]

@@YuriG03042 That's because the satellites are not stationary and are actually flying pretty fast. You can watch the group of them fly by when they are just launched.

[@denwaxr]

you cant use logic to argue with them

[@tachyonhunter6969]

It's a simple spell but quite unbreakable @Ivan Fenis

[@skuchas3527]

@@YuriG03042 Flat earthers says that satellites do not exist.

[@vsmadhu]

Starlink and services like it will be the future of ISP's People with fiber to home & love gaming on their computer are still going to love their fiber service.

[@TonysTechAndCars]

considering my fiber give me a ping of 1 and is 10X faster than this? Yeah... of course I am still going to love the fiber service

[@seen0b0dy]

that 27ms ping is gonna be a rip for all competitive gamers i just have regular frontier non fiber and i get 100 down and 100 up with a 3ms ping

[@geni3595]

This is useful to campers, frequent travellers etc The speed you see here is actually not that great Almost every broadband has 10x more speed than this

[@geni3595]

@THEGODFATHER oh crap

[@Alpine_flo92002]

@@TonysTechAndCars You do know the ping depends where the server is. If you are an american trying to play for example CSGO with a russian your ping would be better with starlink.

[@JasonFowler]

Can't wait to get this for my father in WV. The internet is slow and frequently out. No cell service either. This will be amazing!!!! Grats on being able to get into the program.

[@isaigarcia394]

When you take into consideration who this is marketed to , it's very impressive you could live in the middle of no where and have decent internet.

[@therealb888]

It's pretty impressive you could live in the middle of nowhere and still get tracked.

[@wywlf6912]

@@therealb888 yeah they even tracked my microwave

[@XMansive]

it's also impressive how he's getting higher upload speeds than what comcast is giving me for the same price fuckin hell

[@M.Musashi808]

how is this decent. this is really fast. here in lebanon (if u dont wanna pay over 500$ in lbp) the highest u can get is 2mb lol and mine is 3.7mb and still take me 6-7 hours to download 10gb

[@TextzYT]

hallo

[@PepTalkTillYouDrop]

Well, this isn't too fast but we certainly need this in Nigeria. Slow overpriced internet. Our internet is not just slow, it's unstable as well.

[@isaquest134]

@Daniel Carranza but upload isnt

[@FallenLight0]

@Daniel Carranza It depends, if you works with internet it's not that fast.

[@ahmxrd]

100mbps isn’t too fast? Are you joking?

[@wataname8693]

Bruh I'm lucky if I get like 5mbps

[@ahmxrd]

@@wataname8693 most people don’t have access to 100mbps even if they’re willing to pay

[@MineJulRBX]

I don't understand how this is amazing, I've got 1 ms ping & over a gb in both download & upload speed.

[@secretchiley]

It is amazing because it is from satellites.

[@reptofeliator]

This guy: Sooo fast Romania: Yes, but no.

[@user-mu8xp2lr9n]

True

[@ainovice6634]

In india, in my city this is normal. we also have plans for upto 1 gbps speed.

[@user-su3jy9el2v]

romania pepelaugh

[@andrei411axs]

hmm... i have 450Mbps download and 280Mbps upload so idk about this video

[@jadethejoker1029]

@@andrei411axs That's insane

[@parmejawn]

lets come back to this in 20 years when this a mainstream way of getting internet and you can get signal anywhere on earth

[@ShortsFromNicc]

This is worse than mainstream internet

[@whydontyouaskme]

Mainstream is 1000mbps or at least that's what I get at night

[@alexmaldonado2804]

@@ShortsFromNicc spoilt boi I get 100mbps in Australia and it’s considered great internet. It’s not mainstream for you as you probably live in an area with good internet

[@damiendye6623]

@@alexmaldonado2804 Australia will get there, however i think it will need more connections that allow proper geo routing not all routed via Malaysia or Singapore unless more services start getting hosted in country.

[@Dhanuhammer]

@THEGODFATHER Jio??? Or BSNL?😂

[@lukepollan4039]

Fun Fact, none of you actually searched for this.

[@MoMo-zm4pm]

Ops I did ...

[@lukepollan4039]

@@MoMo-zm4pm lol, I didn't it was just recommended to me even though I have at&t fiber.

[@matthewturner261]

i did because i’m seriously considering switching to starlink since i’m a huge fan of spacex and tesla and a proud owner of a model x

[@teriyakii1235]

No one really cares but you're right

[@FroddeB]

Give it time and this will be more liable and faster than current underground cables. The future is exciting

[@NERDPotion]

I mean absolutely no disrespect with this question, i am just curious. Is this really fast for a lot of people? I currently have one of the smaller internet packages in my little town and it is 450-500Mbps DL

[@V2Kex]

him: 117 SO FAST fiber internet: hold my beer

[@tiagomarques3637]

Like , here in Portugal we have 270 mb for wi-fi and 500mb or 1gb for cable like...

[@TurinTurambar72]

And in the middle of nowhere? And that is a lot of places

[@tiagomarques3637]

@@TurinTurambar72 I think you are right, i am not trying to arguing! I just think it is very expensive 99$ for that kind of internet, but at the same time , if people need it, people need it! :) But for me it is very expensive...

[@montewestlund8195]

if fiber was available.....

[@Crow_Btw]

@@tiagomarques3637 I live in a part of the USA where you pay $100+ for 100mb, some places have even slower speeds if you don't live near a city, so maybe not a good option for you but I'm super excited :)

[@maxgersh904]

Hi people from the future who randomly get recommended this

[@threeco2350]

Hi people from the future who randomly get recommended this and see this reply

[@LittleWhole]

Hey people from the future. Anyone watching in 2030?

[@kelpdock8913]

@@LittleWhole me

[@BetaTestingUrGf]

Well technically 2 days later is the future, soooo HI !!!

[@lad2987]

For any future folks, remember that pee is stored in the balls

[@premanandchikate9690]

For future viewers, that speed is fucking awesome

[@shafranpackeer6365]

I will come again here after 6 years, wish me all the best

[@voltgaming2213]

It's impressive for a service that you can use anywhere in the world, even in amazon jungles

[@SirusStarTV]

It's not like WiFi router or something. It's wired connection to a pc.

[@AnimeFanBadAsS]

@@SirusStarTV You still need a router.

[@cmb1214]

@@SirusStarTV That's not at all what it is. You just run the service into a router and it transmits it as wifi

[@ClubPenguinMaster88]

@@SirusStarTV It's based on satellite internet. Not sure what you're going on about, it doesn't change anything; you can get a router and use this internet anywhere in the world.

[@jeffweingrad4658]

50x more than what my apartment in the city gives me for $60/month. I need to move to a farm.

[@dahliaitalia2772]

Damn I get 200 download and 40 upload, I’m proud of your internet and how happy you are for it.

[@ayylmaolol]

Consistency is just as important, if not more important, than bandwidth for many tasks. If you pinged google for 5 minutes, how many are dropped/delayed?

[@RoofCamper]

99$ a month isnt that expensive for a project like this, since they are still in the beginning we should see a price drop when its fully completed. 100mbps uncapped is 10.99$ a month in my country

[@suhailansari3847]

Are you from the US?

[@jake77515]

This is more as a solution to no internet access in some areas. Id gladly pay $200 for 50mbps lol.

[@busybusiness9121]

In India 300mbps is 8 USD or 600 rupees uncapped truly unlimited. And the 300 Mbps speed is both for downloading and uploading . If you don't belive then search on KZbin about "excitel fiber broadband speed test india".

[@FallenLight0]

@@busybusiness9121 That's cool. Here in Brazil each region has different speeds and the majority is slow and kinda expensive. I have 240 mbps down / 120 mbps up + unlimited calls for one cellphone number and the price is R$ 163,00 ~ $30 dollars.

[@logiknotlogic6586]

here i get 250mbps, 1ms for 12$ Starlink wont make much of a difference in the big cities ig unless the speeds and latency improve. but i how important it is for literally any non-metropolitan area

[@jontech6931]

We desperately need this speed from the Internet in Iraq, and we are suffering from the exorbitant price and miserable internet :(

[@TheJotep26]

Same here in the Philippines. My regular download speed is 10mpbs, upload is around 2-5mpbs. For the price it's too costly.

[@mmaaddict78]

Not to mention your oppressive government who executes people for peacefully protesting.

[@Sam42069]

@@mmaaddict78 ok

[@ZedDevStuff]

@@TheJotep26 in my country they advertise 50 mbps but we only get 1-6 and that for 40000 XOF or 72 dollars per month idk if that's overpriced cause I don't know the cost of internet in other countries

[@Taha-op4fl]

@@mmaaddict78 true

[@HeshamBeram]

This is goals!

[@micronuke1933]

Jeez, can't wait to see what the future holds

[@CognizantPotato]

Better ping than my DSL 😢. Sad that it’s not offered here now, but just knowing I’ll probably be able to get it at some point in the next half-year or so makes me excited!

[@micspamgod2324]

I have DSL too. What is your ISP, mine is Windstream and I live in rural area in South Georgia United States. 3Mbps Download and 700Kbps Upload and that's all I can get.

[@CognizantPotato]

@@micspamgod2324 I have a small regional provider. I get 10 down 2 up

[@inventgineer]

Super-thanks for sharin' with us, bud 🤗. I just heard a few days ago about the early stages of Starlink already coming online, and I have ro admit I was REALLY curious about how fast, reliable, etc it would be (would it even work for people like hoped?). Glad to see it's already showing very promising signs of a promising future :D.

[@triton6490]

Now this is an epic gamer moment

[@Drei_S2023]

I definitely need this for my online classes

[@alexanderkenway]

What was your internet situation prior to Starlink?

[@adventureswithkramer]

I had wireless internet through a local ISP, 18 down, 5 up. It had become more reliable the past month but prior would change in speeds a lot. Usually struggle to get 5 Mbps down and 2 Mbps up

[@godspeed2124]

@@adventureswithkramer and how much did you pay the local ISP?

[@adventureswithkramer]

@@godspeed2124 $99/month

[@smghero585]

@DeadMemes NeedToStayDead Paying 120$ for under 1 mbps.

[@carholic-sz3qv]

@@adventureswithkramer with fiber Internet you have around 1000 Mbps connection

[@mostafamohamad1603]

حبيبي مشكور على جهودك الطيبة بنقل تجربتك للنت السريع من ستارلنك بارك الله بيك 🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶💚💚

[@darius4748]

In romania, in city, you can get 1gbps for about 10 usd per month (there is a cost to get it mounted, but still, 10usd)

[@JackVincent]

That's actually really good

[@wildgamer2897]

Cant wait to be able to get this i currently only have 1 mb/ s upload and download

[@Floridificator]

Any comment about general atmospheric condition during this? Cloudy, clear, fog, thunderstorm or snowy. Location of antenna etc.?

[@Leftfield2k7]

Because satellite is a line of sight technology then it will undoubtedly be negatively effected by poor (heavy dense clouds) atmospheric conditions, but as you ask the question is how negatively will it be effected. Until people test in said poor conditions we won't know

[@adventureswithkramer]

Have to have bad weather to test it

[@Ultrapro011]

@@adventureswithkramer did you have a bad weather?

[@vipera7448]

I am living this moment, future generations, I was here ;)

[@FA-lg9cx]

Now that makes me appreciate my Gigabit connection even more

[@adventureswithkramer]

thx gamer

[@ShyamUHS]

🙄

[@blinkcatmeowmeow8484]

Who r u replying to lmao its like 2009 comments

[@adventureswithkramer]

@@blinkcatmeowmeow8484 very early on someone with gamer in their name told me something helpful.

[@qualify5177]

Can you please test your internet at cloudy or rainy weather?

[@adventureswithkramer]

supposed to rain this week sometime, will happily test that. I also secretly want to take a leaf blower to it and see how strong the dish is for handling the strain of the wind. It can do 30+ mph winds all night and the thought of this ripping through its mounts doesn't sound like fun.

[@Fabian......]

How many people can be on it before the speeds are reduced too low?

[@nagatejesh]

After some years we will be in a situation like we may need more speed than this

[@adventureswithkramer]

I also agree, i think speed requirements will grow exponentially over the next 10 years.

[@RobertD_83]

I'll stick with my $90 gigabit but this would be nice 5 miles down the road where my family can't get anything better than 3mbps for $60 from the same damn isp!

[@mongolz1000]

I'll stick to my $9 gigabit. NINE. DOLLAR.

[@butterscotch998]

@@mongolz1000 how

[@mongolz1000]

@@butterscotch998 Hungary. It is like this for years.

[@fluked1576]

@@mongolz1000 brb, im moving to hungary. i legit pay 100 dollars for 100mbps

[@mongolz1000]

@@fluked1576 It's not that fun here. Hungary is the 2nd poorest country in the EU. But yeah, at least the internet is fast.

[@xdgaming3506]

For those people after 12 years seeing this video, how are people on mars?

[@valvaseyrb3997]

good

[@avyua]

there is nobody on mars... because people are stupid and lazy

[@valvaseyrb3997]

@@avyua yep

[@Taterisstig]

Dang these speeds are insane!

[@Yuenzi0701]

Mans connected to a satellite and is still faster than my router

[@smghero585]

Wish I could get star link currently using Viasat satellite internet and the only thing I get is 700 ping, under 1mbps download and upload, and data caps.

[@elcarmi]

Starlink was made for you my friend! GO for it asap

[@smghero585]

@@elcarmi Live in the southern US. So sadly I will have to wait until it’s available here.

[@elcarmi]

@@smghero585 good luck! SpaceX has some dishes in Boca Chica TX

[@smghero585]

@@elcarmi Thought it wasn’t coming to the southern US until January. According to Elon Musk that was the case?

[@elcarmi]

@@smghero585 I think so.. 2021 seems more realistic

[@dannyabe6452]

I will be replacing my Ziply with Starlink as soon as available in Oregon.

[@owenjohnson5030]

In Oregon as well. I'm using a cell phone hotspot. Can't wait to get ANYTHING better.

[@waffles6477]

Saw the satellites show up in a line in the sky, we diddnt know what it was at all until we looked it up. If you get a chance to see them its really awesome!

[@Areebcee]

staying here for the history

[@skeptical5727]

I mean it’s not like 1 gigabyte from where I moved from, but it’s better than the shity 5 mb that I get now.

[@imranhq13]

i think your being too skeptical

[@rjanderson4207]

It's is a LOT better then I ever though star link would ever be. That's sick

[@finethehuman1821]

Yea but speeds will probably drop drastically when the userbase gets huge

[@rjanderson4207]

@@finethehuman1821 well they also have a lot less sats then there going to have.

[@finethehuman1821]

@@rjanderson4207 hmm ye hadn't thought about that. Musk will probably launch a buncha more satellites if speeds start dropping lol

[@secretchiley]

@@finethehuman1821 I mean, he is planning on launchin 42k starlink satellitest in total.

[@finethehuman1821]

@@secretchiley yea I read about that. Should be enough for a couple of years I guess? Guess we'll find out

[@BijanIzadi]

This is incredible

[@rkai3]

It is strange to be so excited for a Speedtest.

[@SimonBotes]

Thank you for sharing. Greetings from South Africa. Viewer no. 42. Do you have a Twitter account?

[@adventureswithkramer]

twitter.com/AdvtrWithKramer

[@maxwelzig]

I just hope they don't ban it over here. I feel like that would me mission number 1 in SA

[@kelvinminnaar9385]

@@maxwelzig Knowing the government has a majority share in Telkom, who is already having a hissy fit about vodacom and rain, I think they might push back against it.

[@user-sh6ex7us8s]

We in Iraq have a very weak internet service that does not fulfill the required purpose. We hope in the near future that the satellite Internet will reach us through Star Link through SpaceX.

[@suhailansari3847]

But it'll be very costly as well.

[@griknott]

i have gigabit tho, is 100 down still considered fast nowadays? i thought most providers across the country could give you 100 down

[@flaron5881]

Where I’m from in Texas you can get 1000 mb upload and download for 40 dollars a month.

[@Afran3D]

cant wait for 10 years later when gigabit speeds will be the norm

[@dreozr5422]

In city its kinda the norm with optical fiber^^ I have 5ms ping, 1300mbps down, 1100mbps up

[@NicoGamez]

gigabit speeds will be the norm everywhere except in germany. They want to provide everyone with atleast 30 mbit until 2025, so its very unlikely that gigabit speeds will be the norm (atleast in all developed countries)

[@mbtrev]

I live in city called Daugavpils in Latvia and i have local city provider connection with 300 mbps

[@ainovice6634]

In india too we can have upto 1 GBPS speed. I got 150 mbps wifi.

[@MemeSama]

Can't wait till like 10 years for us to look back and laugh at this *slow* speed.

[@thomaspolce8496]

just got this recommended pretty cool for what it is

[@aidenmclaughlin1076]

People looking at this in the future laughing. I’m sitting here with my mind blown.

[@SubZyYT]

Aiden McLaughlin nah we thought about almost everything Elon has done for years, the only thing stopping it was the people with the real money aka the government but here in 2020 private businesses have managed to skyrocket and take over the world allowing us to achieve these things. I’ll give Elon the props for getting everyone to work on his projects but either way most of the things he’s done have already been done or thought of just not mass produced.

[@aidenmclaughlin1076]

@@SubZyYT Yeah, but he’s the one DOING things. The government is too slow for this kind of stuff

[@killerdoxen]

Can’t wait to try it myself. Put my email in for when it’s available up here in Canada.

[@haywoodjablomi7703]

the starlinks just have to orbit above canada

[@killerdoxen]

@@haywoodjablomi7703 not quite that simple. They’re close to getting full approval to operate in Canada. The current satellite clusters do reach a distance into Canada, but they will need to put together some Canada based ground stations as well to reach further north. The current cluster could use the available US based ground stations, but they have to come up with more.

[@haywoodjablomi7703]

@@killerdoxen i know

[@sulizu0186]

@@haywoodjablomi7703 lol

[@realmapz_]

Wow dude amazing

[@Raees098noice]

Considering this is from a satellite in *SPACE* which means it covers a big area, it has fast speeds but nothing compared to fibre optic networks we have on the ground

[@dexterj.4274]

For a beta version it’s great Maybe in next 5 years will be great and cheap

[@elcarmi]

People with current satellite internet or local ISPs with old tech and high prices are the real winners rn. 5 years down the line performance will increase a lot with Starship lifting those flat packs to orbit.

[@prohurtz]

Him: "soon fast" me with 1ms ping and a clean 1,000 up and down: bruh

[@alexmaldonado2804]

Yeah but it’s from a bloody satellite 500km away

[@prohurtz]

@@alexmaldonado2804 I know, and it is impressive.

[@GhostofTradition]

you don't know how rare that is, good for you

[@prohurtz]

@@GhostofTradition yes, I am extremely lucky that a fiber company came out to where I live.

[@gloriushumbug5832]

@@prohurtz IM in the exact same situation lmao

[@Hamza_Tahayneh]

Tbh it is fast and great and we should also consider the fact that star link is still in its early stages.

[@jonahjimenez9039]

Are you in a different room from the router and modem? Or somewhat near it?

[@adventureswithkramer]

different room using wifi

[@maxnaz47]

You get exactly 4x what my speeds are here in Australia with 'broadband'

[@suhailansari3847]

You should upgrade to optical fibre

[@fiveoh1927]

@@suhailansari3847 Optic is not available everywhere.

[@iqshady22]

Nice 💞 🇮🇶

[@ZOMBIESrEMO_Official]

Hey that's pretty good.

[@ZackLee]

This is pretty fast for a pioneer tech, hopefully it stands up to regular load and traffic

[@KuroHebi]

Dude, Starlink is faster than my ADSL internet. Like, wtf?

[@Rtb666]

In Romania we dont say " we have Mbps" We say "We have Gbps" 😂

[@ottersden1143]

27 ms sooo fast omg guys !!!1111!!!!!11!!111111 Bro, I have 1ms ping and 200 mbps in download and for like 7 dollars.

[@bradyrewell6130]

@@ottersden1143 We get it, your country has good internet 🙄

[@akhilesh6072]

@@ottersden1143 Yeah 27ms is still slow

[@masift1494]

@@ottersden1143 1. Starlink puts internet in places that could not possibly get it before 2. It's the same price as regular internet, sometimes cheaper depending on where you live. 3. It's faster than any internet they could even get in those places, at once again, NORMAL COST 4. Nobody gives a fuck about your internet speed and what you pay for it. Literally, nobody cares.

[@shriyansmohanty9832]

We are dead we know,but we loved 100mbps speed those days.....

[@dragon707lp2]

I am actually amazed

[@ogust312]

Y’all do realize just plugging in Ethernet will give 200 Mbps

[@logiknotlogic6586]

i do. idk how but iv payed for 200mbps but i get 300mbps. good for me!

[@openwrt5504]

If whole world gets this speed it'll be certainly another scientific landmark in human history.

[@alexmaldonado2804]

@@Ami_BK Not everywhere has fast internet

[@whydontyouhandledeez]

Same download speed, better upload speed and barely anymore latency than my Comcast package. Real excited for the future of on the go internet.

[@paulmacbay9404]

Can't wait for this to go live.

[@adventureswithkramer]

It will be an awesome time when that happens

[@abbasfadil4185]

اكو عراقي هنا🤣

[@hassanawad6309]

اي

[@user-ss6ng8ie6h]

طن

[@iqshady22]

😂 العراقي 🇮🇶 💪 ابو الغيرة

[@mohammadalbadran5719]

اجتك الفزعه حبي خخخخ

[@mostafamohamad1603]

اي حنبي

[@diamond4k]

Lol I still have Verizon “high speed internet” which is dsl. It is A S S

[@betterleper714]

Why are the upload speeds so low though? My internet speed is 59Mbps download 73Mbps upload Just curious

[@reeeeeeeroblox2222]

that’s insanely fast cool

[@smedo6516]

Average Australian Internet: 20Mbps

[@nyanthecreator]

Hungarian is 8Mbps :))ASD)SA))))

[@sidhantjasrotia220]

All the people mocking this While I'm stuck with 40 kbps and 1000 ping, ok we get it, its not for you bohoo

[@ixxn6426]

Can relate

[@masift1494]

Question: How are you even watching this video

[@kelpdock8913]

@@masift1494 very very very slo- wly

[@senzer1625]

I always get 3mbps while downloading but my ping when I play games like league of legends is around 10 ping.

[@lightbearer1550]

Yeah everyone here being elitists having super pricy wifi when im here spending almost $100 a month on wifi that drops signal every half hour for a few second then comes back and barely getting 15mbps

[@dannymo4390]

This is great! I assume even remote areas are able to be serviced?

[@MysticalApple]

Damn, these speeds are amazing.