Starlink giving Cybertruck 24/7 Internet

[DavidE1]

Incase you were wondering how you get outstanding internet connection in your Cybertruck 24/7.

Star link Satellite images 9:30PM in Statesboro GA. 4/8/25 - Courtesy Nicky Murtha

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[misdemeanor]

Incase you were wondering how you get outstanding internet connection in your Cybertruck

Cybertruck primarily relies on a cellular connection (typically AT&T) for its Internet connectivity, not Starlink.

 

[llllIIlIIlIlIllII]

A 5g hotspot would be lots cheaper

 

[area51]

Any thoughts on Weboost? Anyone install one on their CT? Just ordered my Starlink mini but was also going to get the overland version of Weboost.

 

[misdemeanor]

Anyone install one on their CT?

Reference this post from @IntoTheRain916
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...ow-do-you-keep-them-safe.39286/#post-30542387

 

[area51]

Reference this post from @IntoTheRain916
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...ow-do-you-keep-them-safe.39286/#post-30542387

Isn’t that for the Starlink? I’m asking about Weboost.

 

[misdemeanor]

Isn’t that for the Starlink? I’m asking about Weboost.

Look at the 3rd picture on that post. They have a Weboost antenna.

 

[REM]

Any thoughts on Weboost? Anyone install one on their CT? Just ordered my Starlink mini but was also going to get the overland version of Weboost.

The overland version does look really nice if you think you will need it; however with starlink I wonder if you would ever run into a scenario that warrants it.

 

[area51]

The overland version does look really nice if you think you will need it; however with starlink I wonder if you would ever run into a scenario that warrants it.

Starlink would incur a full month of service charge for even one second of use. Weboost doesn’t any additional costs to use and only requires some minimal signal. Sort of different use cases. Where I live near mountain trails there’s consistently 1 bar which is unusable but Weboost would make it functional. If I were headed out somewhere remote for camping with zero service I would use the Starlink.

 

[area51]

Look at the 3rd picture on that post. They have a Weboost antenna.

Thanks. I’m referring to the internal wiring of the rest of the system like the interior antenna etc.

 

[ChiTownCT]

Side question, why doesn't Tesla offer Hotspot connectivity in it's cars? Would be nice to share that amazing connection to kids tablets..

 

[area51]

Side question, why doesn't Tesla offer Hotspot connectivity in it's cars? Would be nice to share that amazing connection to kids tablets..

Why would you share anything with the kids. Let them eat cake.

 

[REM]

Starlink would incur a full month of service charge for even one second of use. Weboost doesn’t any additional costs to use and only requires some minimal signal. Sort of different use cases. Where I live near mountain trails there’s consistently 1 bar which is unusable but Weboost would make it functional. If I were headed out somewhere remote for camping with zero service I would use the Starlink.

Starlink now has a 10GB plan for $10 per month

 

[area51]

Starlink now has a 10GB plan for $10 per month

Sweet!

 

[pricedm]

Starlink would incur a full month of service charge for even one second of use. Weboost doesn’t any additional costs to use and only requires some minimal signal. Sort of different use cases. Where I live near mountain trails there’s consistently 1 bar which is unusable but Weboost would make it functional. If I were headed out somewhere remote for camping with zero service I would use the Starlink.

FYI Starlink now has a $10/10 GB per month plan.

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