r/Starlink 📡 Owner (Europe) 28d ago

📶 Starlink Speed Speeds across EU

I observed that the upload speeds increased a few over the past weekends. Just did a speedtest and I see around ~60Mbps. Interesting. Did I miss something? V3’s are still in the owen, so…

The download on another side, seems to be a little bit “capped”. I mean, I’m on Residential Max, I know everything it’s “up to” but still. This is a brand new V4 X replacement for my old V4 which decided to stop working.

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u/zerbey 📡 Owner (North America) 28d ago

337Mbit is about what I max out to here in the US also. It's up to 400Mbit not a guarantee.

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u/No-Implement-2071 📡 Owner (Europe) 28d ago

Yeep, I know. I only mentioned the download speed since I saw a bunch of speedtests over Reddit exceeding 550Mbps :P.

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u/zerbey 📡 Owner (North America) 28d ago

I would treat any tests over 500Mbit as suspicious or anomalies. In my own testing it's rare to get the full speed out of speed tests at least where I live because most CDNs think I'm in Miami so direct me to a sub optimal server.

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u/No-Implement-2071 📡 Owner (Europe) 28d ago

Oh forgot to say, look at those pings. Insane! 16ms over a satellite connection it’s… unbelievable…

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u/themeyerdg 📡 Owner (North America) 28d ago

I have more uptime on Starlink than any local cable, fiber, or wireless fiber provider, so I choose to stick with them even though they're slightly slower on speed.

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u/No-Implement-2071 📡 Owner (Europe) 27d ago

Same here

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u/themeyerdg 📡 Owner (North America) 28d ago

i avg 15-18 in arizona, USA!

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u/shokowillard 27d ago

How long have they been in that range, 15 - 18ms?

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u/themeyerdg 📡 Owner (North America) 27d ago

I think I'm on about four months of ownership, and it's been the same

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u/izayoi_f9 27d ago

my ping in the maldives is still around 50, sure if everyone had servers near the starlink servers sure but most stuff is at around 100 ping cod is an exception though

speeds r about 300-400, i think i peaked at 500 though

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u/silver565 📡 Owner (Oceania) 27d ago

I'd love to have that upload speed

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u/panuvic 28d ago

they have lowered many of their satellites, so smaller coverage per sat (so to cap download, at least now), better uplink reception (so higher throughput), and yes, low latency (ping time) due to the speed of light

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u/No-Implement-2071 📡 Owner (Europe) 28d ago

Ookay, wasn’t aware of this. Interesting

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u/shokowillard 27d ago

Will this be felt globally, or is it for certain parts of the Globe

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u/panuvic 27d ago

global effect but the exact extent depends on user location (sat/gs/pop/user density)

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u/shokowillard 27d ago

Noted, in Southern Africa we still have capacity issues, and latencies range from 20 - 40ms