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Starlink WiFi Extenders and Official Mesh Options

For a Starlink WiFi extender, Starlink’s own Router Mini or Router 3 can join supported systems as mesh nodes. Check your existing router generation and whether you can run Ethernet before choosing.

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Starlink’s supported mesh options are designed to extend a Starlink network, with compatibility depending on the main router generation. Router Mini is a compact node with a wired option, while Router 3 offers a different set of ports and radio hardware; neither is an outdoor access point. Confirm your kit and placement requirements in Starlink’s current support guidance before ordering.

Models at a glance

Best for a compatible Gen 2 mesh system

Starlink Mesh WiFi Router

Starlink specifies compatibility with Gen 2 and Router 3; it does not mesh with Gen 1 or third-party nodes.

Compare them side by side

Starlink Router MiniOfficial manufacturer imageStarlink Router MiniStarlink Router 3Official manufacturer imageStarlink Router 3Starlink Mesh WiFi Router
RoleCompact Starlink mesh nodeStarlink router and mesh nodeGen 2-era Starlink mesh node
WiFi generationWi-Fi 6Wi-Fi 6Wi-Fi 5
Ethernet LANOne portTwo ports—
Mesh compatibilityStarlink routers except Gen 1Gen 2 and Gen 3 nodesGen 2 and Router 3
Outdoor useIndoor useConfigured for indoor use—
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