The new $199 backpack is compact, weatherproof, and designed to accommodate all standard Starlink components, including a third-generation router, a 5-meter Starlink cable, and even a laptop up to 16 inches. 24 Channels with reference PCMag.

This backpack is the second version of the kit for portable antenna use. The previous case made it possible to carry a large second-generation Starlink antenna.

Since the new Starlink V4 plate is only 3.8 centimeters thick, it fits easily next to the laptop in the protected compartments of the backpack. According to SpaceX, the backpack’s durable material protects its contents from various weather conditions, making it suitable for users on the go.

Starlink V4 antenna / Photo: SpaceX

The backpack is already available on the Starlink website but will be delivered to first buyers within two to three weeks. The new backpack is expected to be especially popular among subscribers of the Starlink roaming tariff plan, which provides access to satellite Internet outside a fixed home address.

However, some buyers may find the $199 price tag too high since the Starlink V4 antenna costs the same. The previous version of the antenna bag cost $150, then $175.