Starlink, one of the largest satcom (satellite communications) companies worldwide, also provides satellite broadband connections on boats. The service is called Starlink Maritime, and the company says it can provide users at sea with high-speed, low-latency internet at speeds of up to 350 Mbps.
Starlink said Starlink Maritime “allows you to connect from the most remote waters around the world, just like you would at the office or at home.”
Starlink Maritime sounds like a good solution for logistics and shipping companies, but also for cruises that have a hard time getting a good internet connection on the ship in the deep waters.
Starlink Maritime is quite heavy in nature
If you have any questions about the durability of the Starlink Maritime hardware and connection to a boat, the company has a serious answer for you.
starlink said Starlink Maritime could even stop the rocket landings, barring extreme cold, heat, sleet, heavy rain and gale-force winds.
The company says that a Starlink connection is easy to install on the boat. Starlink Maritime hardware has a very small footprint and requires very less space to be set up and installed. A very handy, small and easy to install holder is offered with the complete hardware package.
Starlink offers customers the ability to remotely monitor and manage the Starlink fleet from a single portal.
One of the most useful things about the Starlink Maritime service is the ability for the customer to pause and undo the service at any time. The company takes full care of the convenience of the customers and offers them flexibility in the use of its products. It also makes sense because every year there may be a few elongated periods when the ship or boat is just docked, and at that time paying for Starlink Maritime service wouldn’t be very sensible for the customer.
