PeakDo has launched the LinkPower Pod 1, a modular power bank designed for the Starlink Mini satellite antenna. The device features a cylindrical design with an integrated foldable tripod that serves as a stand for the antenna. Its modular nature allows users to stack multiple units to increase total energy capacity.
The battery offers a capacity of 99 Wh or 27,500 mAh, providing over 4.5 hours of operation for the Starlink Mini. It supports a maximum output of 65 W and an input of 100 W. A 1.47-inch display on the housing provides real-time data on charge levels, remaining runtime, power output, and connectivity status.
Beyond satellite internet, the unit includes a ball head and a 1/4-inch thread mount for camera setups. It also supports charging for laptops, tablets, and smartphones via USB-C. The device is rated IP65 for dust and water resistance and is approved for airline carry-on luggage.
The product is currently available for purchase. While the standard retail price is set at $200, early buyers can acquire the device at a discounted price of $170.
