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While Starlink holds promise, there are inherent challenges faced, particularly in countries like Brazil. Traditional internet providers often charge exorbitant rates. As one user pointed out, a local company quoted R$ 8,000 for a temporary internet service, while Starlink's equipment cost R$ 1,000 with a monthly subscription of R$ 200. Despite providing decent speeds of 300 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up, users highlight that the service may be better suited for remote areas than urban ones—where they might already have fiber connections.
This discrepancy raises questions about effective usage of Starlink within densely populated cities. However, its real utility is showcased in rural expanse, providing high-speed internet where it once seemed impossible.