Anyone have it? 

Pros? Cons? From your actual experience with it.

From Google AI:

Starlink offers high-speed, low-latency internet in remote areas with easy DIY setup and no strict contracts. However, it requires a clear, unobstructed view of the sky, involves high initial equipment costs and monthly fees, and has limited customer service. 

Pros

Easy Setup/Portable: Simple "plug and play" setup with options for mobility, allowing use while camping or in RVs.

No Contracts/Unlimited Data: Offers flexible service with no long-term contracts and no data caps, unlike some competitors.

App-Based Management: The Starlink app helps check for obstructions and manages the network easily. 

High-Speed Internet: Users often see download speeds as high as 400Mbps, often exceeding traditional broadband.

Low Latency: Offers low-latency, stable connections suitable for video conferencing.

Ideal for Remote Locations: Provides reliable service where cable or fiber is not available, making it excellent for rural or off-grid areas.

Cons

High Cost: Significant upfront equipment costs and monthly service fees compared to traditional internet.

Obstruction Sensitive: Requires a very clear view of the sky; trees or buildings will interrupt the signal.

High Power Consumption: The router and antenna use about 60W, which is high for off-grid power systems.

Poor Customer Service: Users report that customer support is difficult to reach and often automated.

Occasional Outages: While reliable, users may experience occasional, short-term service interruptions.

Limited Mobility/Setup: Moving the dish requires a 5-minute recalibration, and it must be set up properly to avoid obstructions. 

If going into it you accept that coverage could be spotty at times, it’s really cool. United has deployed it on a lot of its airplanes and I was surprised how well it worked in-flight.

Just wondering what someone's real life experience with it has been?