[0:00]Starlink standard versus the Starlink Mini.
[0:03]Starlink Standard is significantly larger than the Starlink Mini, which really is nearly the size of a tablet, and the Starlink Mini is much lighter as well.
[0:11]The Starlink Standard Gen 3 comes with a separate router that also has Wi-Fi 6.
[0:16]So it's a very impressive router, whereas the Starlink Mini has a built-in router that is capable of Wi-Fi 5.
[0:21]When it comes to power consumption, the Mini uses about a quarter of the power that the standard uses.
[0:26]Because of the Mini's low power consumption, you can adapt this to a USB-C cable and actually power off of a power brick.
[0:32]When it comes to downloads, the Mini is rated around 100 megabits per second, but I've seen it get way over 200 megabits per second and around 20 megabits per second on the upload.
[0:42]Whereas the Starlink standard is rated for much higher, and I've seen it get well over 300 megabits per second.
[0:48]Plus the Wi-Fi router is rated for a greater area.
[0:51]All in all, I was blown away with how comparable the speeds of the Mini were to the standard.
