Starlink Mini is now accessible for anyone to use on the go.

SpaceX's Starlink Mini dish, which Elon Musk claims "will change the world," is now available to everyone in the US. This compact internet-from-space kit combines the dish and Wi-Fi router into a small, weatherproof package that is significantly smaller and uses less power than earlier Starlink kits.

The all-in-one dish, about the size of a laptop, can be powered directly by a USB-PD power source capable of 100W (20V/5A). This means it can operate for about an hour with a small power bank or several days when connected to a solar generator.

Originally, Starlink Mini was only an add-on for existing Residential subscribers in the US. Now, just weeks after its launch, it?s available to a wide range of vanlifers and digital nomads who want to stay connected wherever they are.

The Starlink Mini hardware is priced at $599 and is offered with both Regional and Mini Roam services. The Regional service costs $150 per month for unlimited portable data in North America, with an option to pay per GB for in-motion use. Mini Roam is $50 per month but limits users to 50GB of portable or in-motion data on the continent, with additional data priced per GB. Both services can be paused between adventures.