Starlink is currently a premium-priced product so the general consensus is that Starlink may be a better option depending on the type of NBN technology you have available. If you have NBN Satellite or NBN fixed wireless you will most likely have increased performance through upgrading to Starlink. However if you currently have fibre to the curb or fibre to the premises, then NBN would be the better option.
SERVICE PACKAGE | Service Availability | Latency (ms) | Expected Download (mbps) | Expected Upload (mbps) |
STANDARD | ≥99% | 25-50 | 20-100 | 5-15 |
BUSINESS | ≥99% | 25-50 | 40-220 | 8-25 |
BEST EFFORT / RV | ≥99% | 25-50 | 5-50 | 2-10 |
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