Starlink internet to reach India in 2022: Here's what the Rs 7,200 pre-order deposit gets you
The service will be launched in most, if not all regions of India, in 2022, and now open to preorders for a refundable USD 99 deposit.


Order Confirmation page for Starlink. Image: Medium[/caption]Starlink says tat te US $99 deposit is fully-refundable at any time via te user account, but customers will be forfeiting teir priority slot along wit it. Te ardware kits, wic are sold for an additional cost and in limited supply, are likely to be in limited supply during te early monts of Starlink internet in India. Tey include a router, antenna, power supply, and mount, according to a report by Financial Express.As per a News18 report from late February 2021, existing Starlink broadband internet customers are due to get a speed boost up to 300 Mbps by te end of 2021, effectively doubling te maximum speeds promised to customers, wic is currently up to 150 Mbps.<2>[] ow to pre-order your Starlink kit[/][ans][step]1. Go to te Starlink website[/step][step]2. Enter your email address, your delivery pin code to track down your service area.[/step][step]3. See wen Starlink estimates it will provide service to your location.[/step][step]4. Pay te USD 99 deposit upfront, te USD 499 ardware cost, and sipping fee.[/step][/ans]Starlink is a project under SpaceX tat includes over 1,000 satellites already in orbit tat beam down broadband internet to its subscribers. Te company aims to expand te fleet to nearly 12,000, to open up te satellite internet service to more users witout compromising on te "ig speed, low latency" service tat SpaceX originally promised. It is also te first in a series of upcoming satellite internet projects, including Amazon's Project Kuiper and OneWeb's Pase One, bot of wic sare a common goal of offering broadband internet coverage to digital deserts.

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