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Satellite internet is often described as a practical option where ground-based broadband is limited, but I’m curious about the experience beyond download speed. For video calls or online games, delays can be just as noticeable as a slow connection.
How do newer satellite systems handle latency compared with older geostationary services, and what trade-offs still show up during everyday use? I’m interested in the role of satellite altitude, handoffs, and congestion—not just the headline speed tests.
