What fits which dish
By Roaming Dish Editors. Updated October 18, 2026.
32 accessories, each with the fit stated by Starlink's own guides or by the maker. Where a source does not say which dish something fits, we say so instead of guessing.
| Type | Items |
|---|---|
| Power The Mini can run from mains, from 12 to 48 V DC or from 100 W USB-C. These are the parts that connect it, and what each one needs from your power source. | 4 |
| Mounts Check the numbers before you order: the official roof rack mounts take bars of a set thickness and width, and neither takes round bars. | 17 |
| Cables Cable lengths from the official guides, so you can plan the run before you drill. The Mini's USB-C cable needs a 100 W source. | 6 |
| Routers and mesh The Mini has Wi-Fi built in, rated for up to 112 square meters and 128 devices, which covers a van, a boat cabin or a campsite table. A separate router earns its place in a larger RV, a cabin with thick walls, or anywhere you want wired Ethernet ports. The Standard kit already ships with Router 3 in the box. Any extra router draws from the same battery as the dish, so add its power use when you work out the runtime for your battery. | 2 |
| Cases Starlink sells a travel kit for the Mini. A few third-party makers state that their cases fit it too. We list only what the makers themselves say. A case matters most for the Mini because it travels: a hard case protects the antenna face in a crowded van or a boat locker, and a soft sleeve is enough for a backpack. | 3 |
Powering a Mini
- Mini Car AdapterPowers the Mini from a vehicle accessory socket via USB-C instead of the mains power supply.
- Mini Power Supply (kit)Mains power supply included in the Mini kit. Listed here for replacement reference.
- NEEWER NC013 100W PD USB-C to DC Power CableUSB-C to DC cable for powering the Mini from a 100 W+ USB-C PD source.