#STARLINK MESH ROUTER UPGRADE#
The Starlink router uses an older wireless standard (802.11ac, known as Wi-Fi 5), making it tempting to upgrade by adding a faster Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 6E router (we've listed our top picks below). There are a couple of caveats, however, when it comes to using your own networking gear. In seconds, you've got an Ethernet port right next to your Starlink router. That's all there is to it-there are no power cables to plug in or system settings to fiddle with. Starlink's $25 Ethernet Adapter fits between the company's dish cable and Wi-Fi router. Instead of connecting your dish cable directly to the Starlink router, you plug it into the Ethernet Adapter, which plugs into the router instead. It's also simple to set up, thanks to a plug-and-play design. Using the Ethernet Adapter and your own router or Wi-Fi mesh system, you can get whole-house coverage and advanced router features for the cost of a few cups of coffee. It also makes it a great option for using a separate router or mesh system with your Starlink internet connection. That makes it the ideal accessory for connecting networked devices such as printers. This $25 accessory connects between the Starlink dish cable and the Wi-Fi router and adds a single wired internet connection, which can be used to connect your Starlink service to other devices.
The first accessory to consider is the Starlink Ethernet Adapter. To Expand, Start with the Starlink Ethernet Adapter In addition to dish mounts and replacement cables, the company store offers accessories for networking your whole home, whether by adding wired devices or extending your Wi-Fi coverage with a compatible third-party router. For these problems, you'll need to turn to the accessories sold through the Starlink shop, which is only available to Starlink customers.
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