Currently the only internet available for my residence is 20Mbs. If that were the case would you consider keeping the stability of a hard wire or moving to something like AT&T Internet Air (speeds of 40-140?) but possibly lose stability with weather?

Not worth it at $600 initial hardware price and more than double the monthly cost. Plus if OP has Att wireless already, Air is only $25-35 a month if I remember. My vote is for Air.

How much is your current service? Also, do you have Att for cell service? That'll give you a good idea for what you could expect from Air

I've never lost signal with starlink, just food for thought

El_duderino said:

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Not worth it at $600 initial hardware price and more than double the monthly cost. Plus if OP has Att wireless already, Air is only $25-35 a month if I remember

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Yeah, he's probably capable of deciding what's worth it…

You gave your suggestion I gave mine.

El_duderino said:

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You gave your suggestion I gave mine.

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You actually didn't suggest anything and just did a drive by on Astros comment.

***** You are correct. Edited to add the actual suggestion that I apparently didn't type out

El_duderino said:

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***** You are correct. Edited to add the actual suggestion that I apparently didn't type out

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Do you have T-Mobile service in your area? I had starlink (good) and switched to T-mobile 5g home internet (great). Both worked in middle of nowhere Lavaca County.

Note that on the T-mobile I'm not in their 5g home internet area according to their maps, but I decided to try it anyway since a cell phone gets good service - and my home internet is fine as well

cryption said:

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Do you have T-Mobile service in your area? I had starlink (good) and switched to T-mobile 5g home internet (great). Both worked in middle of nowhere Lavaca County.

Note that on the T-mobile I'm not in their 5g home internet area according to their maps, but I decided to try it anyway since a cell phone gets good service - and my home internet is fine as well

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No issues / outages with weather?

No weather related outages on Starlink or T-mobile. Starlink had random outages that were service interruptions on the provider side, but even those were few and far between. T-mobile just uses cell towers so it's a similar experience to a cell phone