Last Minute Memorial Day Deal: Get the Starlink Mini on Sale for $299 While it's Still Available
You can currently get your hands on the Starlink Mini with $200 off at Home Depot, which means it's down to $300 right now. You can also get this deal at Best Buy, too. The Best Buy deal states it ends at midnight tonight, and we've got no reason to think that Home Depot will keep the deal up beyond that either -- so act fast if you want this.
The Starlink Mini is built to fit in a large purse or backpack and includes a DC power output. You use the device simply by plugging it into a power source and ensuring it faces the sky. Then you can surf the internet with speeds up to 100 Mbps, perfect for completing any task or communicating with loved ones. Mesh Wi-Fi coverage ensures you get a quality signal, no matter the corner of the world.
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Looking for a new Wi-Fi system but aren't sure if the Starling Mini kit is right for you? We have a list of the best mesh Wi-Fi systems, so you can compare before you shop. CNET's dedicated shopping team is also keeping tabs on all noteworthy Memorial Day deals so you can save during the tail end of these sales.
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Why this deal matters
The Starlink Mini kit typically costs $500, but this Home Depot deal knocks off $200, saving you a massive 40% off the usual price. For just $299, you can have reliable internet service when camping or living in a remote area with a spotty signal.
When does it expire?
The Memorial Day sale at Home Depot lasts through May 28, which means you only have a day left to save. It's possible that the retailer might extend deals on some items, but there's no guarantee, so we recommend you act fast if you want to get this price.
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