
What is satellite internet latency?
Độ trễ is the time it takes for a signal to travel from the device to the satellite and back. This is an important factor affecting activities that require quick responses such as gaming, video callshoặcremote control.What is the latency of different types of satellite internet?
Satellite internet latency depends on the type of orbit:
Low Earth Orbit satellites (LEO, e.g., Starlink):
Latency: 25–60ms (on land), 100+ms (remote areas)
Nearly equivalent to traditional cables
Geostationary Orbit satellites (GEO):
Latency: 500–700ms
Due to the distance of ~35,786 km
Comparison with other technologies:
Copper cable: 18–24ms
Fiber optic: 5–12ms
4G/5G: 30–100ms (depending on coverage area)

How does satellite internet latency affect user experience?
Online gaming:
Latency < 40ms: Smooth gameplay
Latency > 100ms: Laggy
Starlink: 20–30ms, stable gaming
Video call/online meeting:
< 150ms: Good communication
300ms: Noticeable delay
Starlink meets video call needs well
Web browsing & video watching:
Low latency → faster web loading
Video watching less affected by latency
Livestreaming requires low latency for stability
Remote control/IoT:
Requires low latency
GEO not suitable
LEO supports IoT in remote areas

Factors affecting satellite internet latency
Distance to the ground: Main factor affecting latency
Thời tiết xấu: Rain and wind increase latency, reduce speed
Geographical location: Near the equator → lower latency than polar regions
Tắc nghẽn mạng: Peak hours cause higher latency
New technology: Satellites using laser links help reduce latency
Kết luận
LEO satellite internet like Starlink achieves latency of 25–60ms, nearly equivalent to copper cables, supporting gaming, video calls, IoT well.
Despite limitations due to weather and high costs, this is an effective solution for remote areas.
New technology promises to continue reducing latency, enhancing network experience.

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