This. I just went through this and did quite a bit of research. There are a few legit ways to get it - t-mobile, verizon and sprint (resellers) all have options for unlimited home LTE internet. There are other work arounds to getting it from other providers and /or cheaper but they require a little work.
I went with a year of calyx (sprint reseller) for $500. Unlimited and no throttling. I paid a company $50 to get a cradlepoint modem provisioned since you're only supposed to use the hotspot they send you. I'm currently getting about 10mbps but that's with the modem sitting on my desk and it's only picking up band 26. I'll be ordering external antennas and an enclosure so I can mount it on the roof of my shop. If I can see and lock to band 42 I should be able to get well over 50mbps.
T-mobile has a decent unlimited plan for around $40/mo. I think they eventually throttle, but you have to abuse it pretty bad to get there.
I had satellite once,
Never again
I hope this company gives a different experience that I getI had satellite once,
Never again
I hope this company gives a different experience that I get
Starlink is nothing like the "old" satellite internet. It's part of SpaceX, who can obviously design and launch their own satellites. They're floating in ultra low earth orbit - generally under 800 miles over your head. Hughes' satellites, for example, are over 20,000 miles up there. Huge difference in speeds and latency. The early reviews I read of Starlink are speeds well over 100mbps.
The full build-out plan for starlink is something like 10-12k satellites. They have less than 10% of that in orbit right now. They're launching 50 every couple of weeks.
I'm on the waiting list, but it's not available here yet. Last I heard was first or second quarter of '21 so hopefully it's soon. Of course, I'm locking in to calyx for another 11 months so I'll probably just wait that out.