Collection: Starlink Mini 2

Yes. We're designing a Starlink Mini 2 mount now and will dial in fitment as soon as we have a dish on the bench.

Starlink says the Mini 2 starts shipping in December. We usually have a mount ready within a week of a new Starlink dish shipping to the public. Join the list and you'll hear first.

Not yet. StrikerFab won't sell a Starlink Mini 2 mount we haven't test-fit on a real dish. Join the list and you'll be the first to know when it's ready — we usually have a mount ready within a week of a new Starlink dish shipping to the public.

Not as-is. The Starlink Mini 2 is slightly longer and wider than the original Mini, and about half an inch thinner, so it won't drop into the current Mini mount. Our mounts are designed to be modular and upgradable, and we're working on what that means for the Mini 2. Once we've had one on the bench, we'll say exactly what carries over.

Most likely, though we can't say for certain until we've tested a dish. Our intention has always been to make as many StrikerFab accessories work across as many mounts as possible — our handle, for example, fits our mount for every Starlink dish currently available. We'll publish exactly what carries over once we've had a Starlink Mini 2 on the bench.

If you need internet now, buy now. The Starlink Mini is proven, widely available, and far cheaper — Starlink Mini 2 preorders are currently invite-only at $999 with a year of Roam Unlimited, with first deliveries expected mid-December and no standalone hardware price announced yet. StrikerFab mounts are modular, and while we can't confirm what carries over until we've tested a dish, we expect some of your existing accessories will work with the Mini 2 mount.

Starlink announced the Mini 2 on November 10, 2026. It measures 12.36 × 10.35 × 0.91 inches — slightly larger across the face than the original Mini and about half an inch thinner — with a removable quick-release battery rated for up to 4.5 hours, a built-in foldable kickstand, Wi-Fi 6, USB-C 60W charging, and an IP67 rating. It weighs about 3.5 lb with the battery. Preorders are invite-only in the U.S. at $999 with a year of Roam Unlimited, with first deliveries expected mid-December.

The Starlink Mini 2 adds a removable quick-release battery (up to 4.5 hours), a built-in foldable kickstand, Wi-Fi 6 with up to 1,800 sq ft of coverage, USB-C 60W charging, and an IP67 rating. It's slightly longer and wider than the original Mini (12.36 × 10.35 in vs 11.75 × 10.2 in) but about half an inch thinner (0.91 in vs 1.45 in), and heavier at about 3.5 lb with the battery. StrikerFab will publish exact fitment once we've had a Mini 2 on the bench.

The current Starlink Mini supports in-motion use. Firmware findings earlier this year suggested the Starlink Mini 2 will too, with built-in GPS, but Starlink hasn't published in-motion specs for the Mini 2 yet. If it holds, it mounts the same way as the Mini: flat, pointing straight up, with a clear view of the sky — exactly what StrikerFab mounts are built for.

For sustained use, yes. The Starlink Mini 2 has a removable battery rated for up to 4.5 hours, which is great for a stop, but running on a vehicle means running power. It charges over USB-C at 60W, and StrikerFab will have cables for the Starlink Mini 2, just like we do for the current Mini.

The first person willing to lend us a Starlink Mini 2 for a week or two gets a free Mini 2 mount kit. Details are in the form.