Official manufacturer imageBest for a compact official mesh nodeStarlink Router Mini
Not compatible with the Gen 1 Starlink router; use indoors and follow Starlink’s placement guidance.
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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.
Official manufacturer imageBest for a compact official mesh nodeNot compatible with the Gen 1 Starlink router; use indoors and follow Starlink’s placement guidance.
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Official manufacturer imageBest for a Starlink mesh setup with two LAN portsStarlink says Router 3 cannot replace the main Gen 2 router connected to the dish.
Check price on Amazon AUStarlink specifies compatibility with Gen 2 and Router 3; it does not mesh with Gen 1 or third-party nodes.
Official manufacturer imageStarlink Router Mini | Official manufacturer imageStarlink Router 3 | Starlink Mesh WiFi Router | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Role | Compact Starlink mesh node | Starlink router and mesh node | Gen 2-era Starlink mesh node |
| WiFi generation | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 5 |
| Ethernet LAN | One port | Two ports | — |
| Mesh compatibility | Starlink routers except Gen 1 | Gen 2 and Gen 3 nodes | Gen 2 and Router 3 |
| Outdoor use | Indoor use | Configured for indoor use | — |
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