Breaking the Limit: How Many Devices Can You Connect to Starlink Router?

Are you tired of constantly joggling between devices trying to connect to your home WiFi?

Do you want to know many devices can connect to your Starlink router without sacrificing speed and performance?

This article answers these questions and much more.

I’ll delve into the details of how many devices can connect to Starlink router. This guide also includes some tips to maximize your connection when you’re connecting more devices.

By the end, you’ll be able to get the most out of your router and connect all your devices with ease.

Let’s dive in!

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If you are considering getting Starlink internet service, you might wonder if it comes with a router.
The simple answer is yes it does come with a router.

The Starlink kit contains a WiFi base router, a rectangular dish, and a dish mount.

For connecting the devices, Starlink includes a power cord for the base unit and a 75 feet cable to connect the router to the dish.

If you need a 150 feet replacement cable, a long wall mount, or an Ethernet adapter, they are sold separately.

Keep in mind that, unlike the first-generation Starlink router, the second-generation has a leaner design and does not come with an in-built Ethernet port.

While the Starlink router is sufficient for standard home use, it lacks certain features that more advanced users may require.

For instance, I could not take advantage of the latest Wi-Fi 6 standards using this router.

It also lacks device prioritization, tri-band, and advanced security features.

If you need these features or want to improve the performance of your network, consider using your router. I have detailed steps on how to do this below.