Starlink is game-changing for even somewhat rural. My brother's place is just outside of a small, but by the scale of Maine significant city, and Starlink turns it from a previously barely 1 Mbps download to somewhere he can actually work from.
I live 45 miles outside of a major Northeast city, have just one broadband option which is mostly OK but would still seriously consider Starlink as a backup. I barely get cellphone reception at my house without WiFi assist because I'm in the shadow of a hill.
I live 45 miles outside of a major Northeast city, have just one broadband option which is mostly OK but would still seriously consider Starlink as a backup. I barely get cellphone reception at my house without WiFi assist because I'm in the shadow of a hill.