Starlink Internet Kenya | Starlink Standard Kit
Products Description
Welcome to the Starlink Standard Kit, now available for sale in Kenya with no waiting time! Say goodbye to frustrating delays and unreliable internet connections. With Starlink, you can experience lightning-fast internet speeds and seamless connectivity, regardless of your location in Kenya. Our state-of-the-art satellite technology ensures that you stay connected to what matters most, whether you’re working, learning, or enjoying your favorite online activities. Say hello to a new era of internet access in Kenya with Starlink.
Products Details
High-Speed Internet Access
Starlink delivers internet speeds ranging from 50 Mbps to 200 Mbps, making it suitable for streaming, online gaming, video conferencing, and other bandwidth-intensive activities​
Low Latency
With latency as low as 20-40 milliseconds, Starlink provides a responsive internet experience, crucial for real-time applications like online gaming or virtual meetings​(
Global and Rural Coverage
Starlink’s satellite network allows it to offer coverage in remote and rural areas where fiber optic or cable infrastructure is either limited or non-existent. This makes it a great solution for those in underserved regions​(
Easy Installation
The self-installation kit comes with an app that guides users step by step, making it simple for customers to set up their connection without needing professional
Flexible Pricing Options
Starlink now offers both a purchase option for the Standard Kit at $350 and a rental option at $15.15 per month, making it more accessible to those who may not want to invest in the full kit upfront​
Affordable Data Plans
Starlink provides competitive data plans, including a 50 GB plan for $10 and an unlimited plan for $50, which are more affordable than many traditional ISPs in
.Scalable and Future-Proof
Starlink is continually expanding its satellite network, ensuring improved service quality and global reach. It represents a future-proof solution for regions seeking to bridge the digital divide