Elon Musk's Starlink Hardware Hits The Shelves At Walmart, Target, Home Depot, And Best Buy

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Elon Musk's SpaceX allows you to purchase its Starlink products either via its website or from authorized retailers, which now include popular hypermarket chains such as Target (NYSE: TGT) and Walmart (NYSE: WMT).

What Happened: Authorised retailers purchase the hardware from Starlink and sell it directly to end-users online or at its retail locations. The service and support for the customer is, however, managed by Starlink.

The whole list:

  • Home Depot (NYSE: HD)
  • Target
  • Nebraska Furniture Mart (NYSE: BRK.A)
  • Best Buy (NYSE: BBY)
  • West Marine (NASDAQ: WMAR)
  • Bass Pro Shops
  • Microcom
  • Thor Industries (NYSE: THO)
  • Winegard Company
  • Walmart
The company won't activate service for a Starlink that has been purchased from an unauthorized retailer.

Why It Matters: The satellite internet service provided by Musk's SpaceX is currently available across 100 countries and connects over 3 million customers.

The hardware, however, is slightly expensive, with the standard Starlink hardware currently priced at $499 in the U.S. on Starlink's official website.

SpaceX is seemingly simplifying the hardware purchase process across geographies. In Canada, Starlink products can also be purchased from Costco (NASDAQ: COST) and Radio Shack in Mexico.