PeakDo's LinkPower 3 power bank for Starlink Mini gets longer battery life and Wi-Fi support

Almost a year ago, PeakDo released the LinkPower 1 as a power bank designed for the Starlink Mini. When attached to Starlink's smallest dish, its 99Wh battery will provide over 4 hours of usage. Now, PeakDo is back with a successor, actually a second successor.

The LinkPower 1 already received a successor in the form of the LinkPower 2 in April 2026, so the new LinkPower 3 is the third model in the series. It shares several features with the LinkPower 2, with only a few differences, such that we think LinkPower 2 Plus is a more fitting name.

With respect to features, the LinkPower 3 still has a 99Wh (27,500mAh) battery just like its predecessors, but PeakDo says it now provides 5.5+ hours when connected to a Starlink Mini. For comparison, the LinkPower 2 provides up to 5+ hours of runtime while the LinkPower 1 has a runtime of 4.5+ hours.

Another feature of the LinkPower 3 is its support for Wi-Fi, thus allowing users to control and monitor the power bank over a Wi-Fi connection rather than Bluetooth or the smart display on the device. According to Peakdo, this provides a better range than Bluetooth connection. It also means you can monitor the battery status from anywhere as long as you have an internet connection.

The rest of the specs remain the same as those of the LinkPower 2. It supports charging via a magnetic DC port using the original Starlink Mini adapter. It also has a regular DC port and a two-way PD USB-C port that can be used to charge your other devices at up to 65W and also recharge the LinkPower 3 at up to 100W.

PeakDo also mentions it has a bypass function which means the Starlink Mini will draw power from the external source while the power bank is charging. Other features are magnetic plates for faster heat dissipation, tripod support, and an IP65 dust and water resistance rating.

Priced at $289, the LinkPower 3 is available to buy now at a discounted price of $249, $20 more than the LinkPower 2 (curr. available on Amazon for $217.55). It comes with a magnetic DC cable and a regular DC cable, but PeakDo will charge you extra when you add extra accessories such as a car charger and suction mounts.

While the LinkPower 3 and its siblings will continue to be a useful purchase for owners of the original Starlink Mini, it probably won't be useful for the upcoming Starlink Mini 2, which is rumored to have a built-in battery.