Starlink Gen 3 Router will bring revolutionary changes in internet connectivity.

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 Starlink Gen 3 Router comes with Wi-Fi 6 connectivity and has been selected to be tested by select experts in a few specific cities. This router is available for testing by these specialists upon payment of $200 USD, which reflects the price of this Starlink Generation 3 router. Designed to work with the new Starlink V2 Generation, this router features two or more Ethernet ports at the back, allowing it to operate with multiple devices.

Starlink Gen 3 Router

What sets this router apart is its unique look and design—it's a small, round-shaped router, akin to a pocket router. Starlink Generation 3 routers are reportedly being trialed in select homes and have impressed experts during testing. The Space-X report shares that these specialists were significantly impressed while testing this router. While examining this router, experts have extensively interacted with Starlink, which was clarified in the report. Experts have made it clear that this router should be launched as a successful satellite router in the future global market. Recently, FCC has approved Starlink Generation 3 for utilizing Wi-Fi 6.

The company has stated something quite remarkable: anyone who wishes to test this router can buy this Starlink Generation 3 router for $200 USD. After conducting the test, whatever reviews are provided will be considered by SpaceX. SpaceX claims that in order to test this Starlink Generation 3 router, as many specialists as possible from all countries should participate. This would allow trials in almost every country, and any issues that arise could be addressed by SpaceX before globally launching this router.


The global launch date and price for the Starlink Gen 3 Router are not confirmed yet. After the successful testing in all countries, it's expected to be launched globally shortly thereafter, likely priced between $250 to $300 USD.

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